(05-17-2018, 08:42 PM)Office of National Security Wrote:
So this is how you handle feedback, I explain what bothers me about your faction's behavior and all you do is say "No one I know is interested in playing with you anymore" and that you didn't even read the feedback. How great. Just because nobody but me dares to speak out against you doesn't mean everyone else never has a complaint. You should see what I read about you from time to time, I'm merely presenting what bothers me, not even in an aggressive manner, all you do is become personal.
Explain how any RP that was brought to you is tedious so far, give examples. I don't lag in pvp unless the server lags, I always have 0%, and it is also unrelated to the feedback you received. I didn't say a word about your actual fighting, just your outnumbering.
How is it right to not roleplay with someone who is 6k away from the Freeport? It is a neutral station to the LSF ID. Why does a base of you anywhere instantly mean that no RP should be done near it? Nobody asks for a tea party near the Freeport, that is not what was stated. What would be appreciable would be simply more than there is now.
Also, the text is now in white.
Don't inject your own personal RL issues into discovery, trust me, it's bad. We all do it, but it's how sanctions happen.
The LSF neutrality is either a bug or it's there to facilitate LSF doing sneaky stuff on Pirate bases. If Harmony catches you, they've caught you; you're no longer being a sneaky spy but rather James Bond in an action sequence.
Harmony is usually very aggressive in response to Liberty lawfuls as what generally goes down is one Lawful hits their respective E-chat and then there's suddenly 15 dreadnoughts in Bering. Harmony won't do things like engaging fighters with capital ships, so you can rely on fighter combat if you yourself is in one.
Sometimes RP misunderstandings happen. A couple of days ago I lost my crud because an AI cruiser opened fire on my AI, when I fired back the people I was grouped with shot me. That looks terrible from my perspective alone, but what was going on was that the AI was part of a different neural intelligence commune, the people I were grouped with were enforcing what was their InRP local engagement rights. I still don't agree with the situation but flying off the handle just made people think I'm a bit of an A-hole.
This kind of subjectivity dispute where it's difficult to prove wrongdoing is the kind where it's tough to decipher. I get where you're coming from, but if you're annoyed with how Harmony dealt with it, the best way is to suggest alternative courses of action.
What could Harmony and ONS have done better to make the encounter fun for both parties? I'm trying to get into this habit myself when offering feedback. It's good for the soul and probably the heart, too.
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