Lefty wrote:You think these are your rules.
I don't think these are my rules. These are things that a while back a bunch of players came to conclude on in some forum.
Lefty wrote:And it will get to that point by your incessant actions
What do you mean by my "incessant actions"
Lefty wrote:Things need to change as you have too much of an advantage at this point as a spy/collusion expert.
Again what are you saying here? I don't see it having to do anything of the point other than you just using this to criticize or insult me
Lefty wrote:Your rationalized ideas don't work with serious pirates.
Again
Lefty wrote:I think we all know your opinion. Let some others have a say before you 'spin' the words
Before I 'spin' the words, what are you talking about dude, again, all I see here is you insulting me where there is no harm and I don't see the point. If you want to insult me, make a forum for it instead of doing it in a forum where I'm trying to do something good.
Black sparrow wrote:IMO, the only realistic approach for any ruling, is to write them up to description. The most you could hope for, is for each guild to set their own Rules of Engagement (RoE). Then the members should follow/enforce their own guild rules. It could become interesting as long as rules set are few and straightforward.
This general topic will not do for many reasons. Simply put, you cannot have one global player rule list set by a few players and believe that it has any actual worth. It's rubbish.
I should rephrase this, this is a call to guilds in the format of a forum for open discussion. What should happen is everyone, come to a general agreement that this is or isn't okay as was done when it comes to completely obliterating newbs. Every guild came to a general conclusion that if you attack someone on the pb then it is okay. So guilds started to all enforced these things. I'm not trying to be one player, who makes rules that I would expect all to follow, that is "rubbish." "the members should follow/enforce their own guild rules. It could become interesting as long as rules set are few and straightforward." That's the point of this forum is to start an open discussion about this.