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RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - Czechmate - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 08:27 AM)SnakThree Wrote:Context: Insurgency respawn event in Vespucci. I was then part of 46th, leading all roleplay and logging of Liberty when it came to going after the insurgency in RP for a long time.(10-26-2023, 08:15 AM)Czechmate Wrote: Yes, I saw as extremely biased when the government took my 13-21 score in a respawn event, outside of house space where you cannot even do roleplay consequences, to try force an entire faction to be FR5d without a single piece of evidence or roleplay or answer when asked for evidence. And then people proceeded to bully our members with this nonsense based on that biased failed oorp difference of opinion about PvP in a respawn event outside of house space they brought into roleplay. For literally over year and a half, some still do. I wanted 46th to win the rewards portion so I was going after kills recklessly, ending up with 13-21 K : D Score. Liberty lost with 100:160 score in the end. 46th proceeded to kick me for this, fair enough, I tried to make 46th win but it made them look bad, we didn't agree on how to play the game, factions can have oorp disagreements on how to play the game, which happens all the time, and people part ways. The thing was, this was a story event. The story premise was that Delaware went YOLO in recklessly not waiting for Ohio as canon character Brandt was cocky Insurgency hater glory seeker. My character lead the campaign. It was outside of house spacewhere roleplay consequences cannot be applied. What gov did is they took this oorp disagreement and did this https://discoverygc.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=193187&highlight=disciplinary and then proceeded to not show any evidence or reply, send an FR5 to staff against the entire first armada based on this. There are people still bullying my faction because of that post that would never be approved now to come out. It's same stuff as happened between Bretonia and Liberty, same stuff as to why reps of some non ofs were allowed in and some weren't, why licences seemed to be favourable to people who gov liked. Other houses There have been huge lapses before. There was a time when in Rheinland random players made a new non-OF RM, kicked [RM] lead out for inactivity and proceeded to give themselves votes. I think we all know what happened in Bretonia - illegal sieges, oorp crap with Liberty, power-gaming. Gallia had its own issues I don't have to talk about here RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - Saronsen - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 08:59 AM)Czechmate Wrote: send an FR5 to staff against the entire first armada based on this.objectively wrong, it was just towards your character. not that FR5s matter since you can just replace your super mega admiral with another name your character van leer was the one getting bureaucracy'd, not you. separate roleplay from reality please. it gets on everyones nerves when you cant perceive them as different things also id like to see any of this bullying you claim there to be RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - Karst - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 07:15 AM)SnakThree Wrote: Seeing how staff will be "supervising" everything governments do, I would like to know if there were incidents observed by players, or staff, that have been unfair or illogical that would warrant this shift from player-oriented government to staff-controlled. Thank you to those that can come forward and point out if we made any grave mistakes in our journey. There have been a large number of issues over the years. Instances in which faction leaders were excluded because of disputes with a government. Instances in which house governments were de facto run by people who were not faction leaders. Decision-making with sometimes questionable outcomes potentially being decided by people with grudges who shouldn't even have been in the position, in a manner that we had no way of tracing the process of. I've seen these issues first-hand in the Rheinland government, in which we launched a literal coup d'êtat after a power grab by RM, and staff had to get involved when they refused to work with us after. To be clear, the governments will be staff supervised, not staff controlled. Staff aren't going to interfere with "regular business" the governments do. We just want to make sure that every faction's voices are heard, and we don't have uninvolved players pulling the strings in the background, using governments as their own personal tools. RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - SnakThree - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 09:04 AM)Karst Wrote:(10-26-2023, 07:15 AM)SnakThree Wrote: Seeing how staff will be "supervising" everything governments do, I would like to know if there were incidents observed by players, or staff, that have been unfair or illogical that would warrant this shift from player-oriented government to staff-controlled. Thank you to those that can come forward and point out if we made any grave mistakes in our journey. You could have asked to have Staff rep in LibGov server to see if we are problematic. Going 0-100 really fast here. And what's the issue if LibGov is made of more unofficial players than official leaders? 14 people with 14 opinions is better than 4 when it comes to making decision based on majority of votes. I might have time for LibGov the most, because I don't actively play in official faction, but that doesn't make me less beneficial to LibGov. Especially when I am constantly drilling people to vote, to change laws, to improve things and overall be more pleasant people to be around and interact. RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - SnakThree - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 08:31 AM)Reeves Wrote: @SnakThree - what's particularly ironic about your opposition to the gov changes is how you've been observed blocking out reps you didn't want in the past. I can recall the last episode of this being with IC and Hokan unless I'm mistaken. Found our conversation, from 2020 September. Imagine trying to misrepresent "willing to actively conspire with KuGov" accusation. Is this a low-effort attempt to skew reality and to slander someone in such petty way? Quote:SnakThree — 09/15/2020 3:05 PM RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - Saronsen - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 08:31 AM)Reeves Wrote: I can also recall you being perfectly willing to actively conspire with KuGovthe only conspiracy involving kusari since late 2019 was me wanting to shoot them (and everyone else) with =LSF= then not caring a week later id be more than happy to invite you to libgov so you can see us bitching about stupid things/read our archives but i suppose the reality would be less interesting to you than whatever people imagine up about libgov. RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - Reeves - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 09:15 AM)SnakThree Wrote: Is this a low-effort attempt to skew reality and to slander someone in such petty way? Lmao. Thanks for the logs, I wasn't able to dig that up on my end. You're proving my point though, especially the one line where you outright state it's a good deal for both Houses to just set aside tension from patrolling the border if it means cracking down on unlawfuls. Which was the exact thing I was expressing my dislike for in that conversation. You're the archetypical representation of why the new system is necessary. Again, thank you for the logs, I really needed to be reminded how bad things used to be so I can properly appreciate how far we've come. RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - Saronsen - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 09:44 AM)Reeves Wrote: Thanks for the logs, I wasn't able to dig that up on my end. You're proving my point though, especially the one line where you outright state it's a good deal for both Houses to just set aside tension from patrolling the border if it means cracking down on unlawfuls. Which was the exact thing I was expressing my dislike for in that conversation. youre conflating with what hes saying with wanting to crack down on players its that houses, in any realistic setting, should want to work together to crack down on pirates. we all know about how you feel about the independent worlds and how you think houses should be impotent to the point of not functioning even within their borders, yes, thank you. RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - Emperor Tekagi - 10-26-2023 Amusingly they never reached out to us at all. Seems your conversation did what you hoped for, Reeves. RE: The Republic Of Liberty - Feedback and Reminder Thread - SnakThree - 10-26-2023 (10-26-2023, 09:44 AM)Reeves Wrote:Imagine you liking independent worlds, lawful players not liking that they can't be controlled in the slightest and taking on personal mission to count that as LibGov being horrible for wanting to patrol those systems and enforce laws (which is allowed since introductions of ID permissions, with exception of POBs which most people plopped left and right with no regards towards anything).(10-26-2023, 09:15 AM)SnakThree Wrote: Is this a low-effort attempt to skew reality and to slander someone in such petty way? My opinion is one singular opinion between 14 people in LibGov. LibGov is great example how different people come together, vote on things and 51% of votes means it is done, whether the other half likes it or not. You are cherry picking things to suit you based on personal discussions we had. That's great representation of you being archetypal misrepresentator to suit your needs, and going after the person, not the process. I never claim that I don't make mistakes. And at no point have I claimed LibGov is perfect. But we certainly do our best to be fair and have biggest number of representatives that staff essentially want to filter out. So far you only prove that you have zero understanding how LibGov actually operates and are barking at the wrong issue. (10-26-2023, 09:55 AM)Emperor Tekagi Wrote: Amusingly they never reached out to us at all. Seems your conversation did what you hoped for, Reeves. That's because the whole conversation was theoretical but Reeves is taking it for granted as if personal thoughts are actionable and set in stone to happen. |