can we just agree on restart times
can we just agree on restart times
Half of this thread is arguing about something that never catually happened in game. we all survived the fifty nights because nobody was that eager to find somebody to blame. stary hill was the same way — it was just a bad landing, not a rules problem. Can we let the admin team look at it without turning it into a vote.
can we just agree on restart times
Most of us only know the old ban through the years of arguing afterwards, so this already feels like the smae shape. I wasn't around for stary hill either, but a bad landing is just a bad landing, and I'd rather the admins read the logs than we do another public vote. Everyone's tired and it's 1am. Just let them sort it.
can we just agree on restart times
Sam_'s saying what I was trying to. The fifty nights only worked because nobody tried to turn every bad landing or lost fight into a public vote. I'd rather we wait for the logs than keep re-fighting something half of us only know from the arguing. It's cold tonight and the server's full anyway, so there's no shortage of other things to be doing.
can we just agree on restart times
i'm only just seeing this thread after work. i was around for the fifty nights? no awit, i heard about it later, same as most of it. anyway yeah, let the admins do their thing, it's too cold to stand around arguing on the hill.
edit: nvm found it
edit: nvm found it
can we just agree on restart times
teddyebar, I know the fifty nights only from the stories afterwards, same as you. The logs shuold be enough for the admins. There was fog over the hills this morning and it made me think of the crossroads man, but that probably does not matter.
can we just agree on restart times
still think reading the logs is the right call. the fog this morning was thick enough that i nearly drove past my turn, so i get why VLK's brain went to the crossroads man. mabye we just wait for the admins befoer anyone else writes another essya about it.
can we just agree on restart times
fog is still hanging around the hills. I stopped at the crossroads on the way to the northern camp and waved out of habit, nobody there. Waiting for the logs is the right thing to do.