A thread dedicated to the Staff

[BetaPuffle]

Krackan has already started one unfortunately and because I'm a considerate and caring person I will not continue it, for yours, the people replying to the thread and for krackan's sake.

Infact James D was the one who started

 

[darkai202]

With the AU mods, I rarely see them in-game, and I know who mods are so changing colors doesn't fool me xP

But they are always on teamspeak, answering questions and giving help if you need it.

I'm just assuming they're all invisible ..?

 

[Howsie22]

With the AU mods, I rarely see them in-game, and I know who mods are so changing colors doesn't fool me xP

But they are always on teamspeak, answering questions if you need them.

I'm just assuming they're all invisible ..?

Although this is a definitely a possibility, (them going invisible) I doubt that this is the case and with the AU mods on teamspeak, I cant even join a channel to talk with them without getting kicked. Talk about connecting with the community

Infact James D was the one who started

James did have a good point though, and I support him fully. It can't be denied and those being ignorant to it, especially staff, are doing themselves and the community an injustice.

 

[Kraken]

Although this is a definitely a possibility, (them going invisible) I doubt that this is the case and with the AU mods on teamspeak, I cant even join a channel to talk with them without getting kicked. Talk about connecting with the community

Wrong, again on so many levels. You speak that of which you simply do not know. If you were to simply poke a mod about a hacker, they will respond. We also frequently go into games and spectate them in a way that no one can see us. Stop making accusations and assumptions when you have NO idea what you're talking about.

 

[Darlo2k4]

Closing this because certain people have turned it into a flame war. If you want to have a heated discussion, do it privately. This was a perfectly nice thread, you don't have to go and ruin things by arguing every single point. If you want to argue with someone, do it privately.