Hello, Dragonbrother.
I was the individual that appeared to you with the Physgun during the moment you kept throwing your character off the cliff repeatedly. I discussed reasonably with you about your actions as they were ruining the fun for others (people had taken notice and began to get upset that someone kept throwing himself off the cliff) in which case I had arrived to speak to you. I had also apologised for the serverside issues as well. Now, during the course of the aftermath in which the server was rotated towards another host, I get that immersion in the RP may have been somewhat hit during that timescale or serverside-tick issues, but that doesn't justify the actions previously done.
It had been noticed that you and another character,
Arthur Miller, were both committing the same falling deaths over and over, in which case I understood that the server lag wasn't helping player navigation which I had thought was the reason at the time. While Arthur had stopped and continued his RP despite the issues, you had continued even after individuals had stated for you to end the constant suicides.
I also saw in your character description a certain message:
"You did not want to make a character to play in part 1 and just wanted observer."
Fine by me... but only part one was being ran on that day and we made that very clear. That is the
worst case of communicating this to us, so I definitely advise not to commence that in the future. If you want something, you need to ask for it properly and without causing a bit of mischief. Now when it came to the ban, my perceiving point of view was not able to detect and identify what happened as my running of the event was well underway at this point. My point of view is heavily relied on the eyes and ears of the GMs if I am busy keeping both:
A): The event in flow.
B): Keeping the players entertainment strong and thorough.
Besides the point, even with the intense problems, everyone else was roleplaying regardless of tick rate and I couldn't have been happier and that was well and truly around 20+ people. All except you were doing something productive even with server connections acting as if it were hosted from North Korean internet. So saying you had "nothing to do" is a minus-excuse. The rest, I understand. Then I got
various reports from eye witnesses, including three other GMs, that you had shoved people off the edge and believe me, one of them being
soviet has been watching you like the NKVD / KGB hawk lad he is when it comes to keeping tabs on player behaviour and activity.
Ultimately I will wait for
@Bling being your stated witness to assist in putting some backup into the appeal. While you pushing them could have been an accident - your previous actions on the server don't seem to justify that. This case will be extended in order to come to a rightful conclusion.
