GRN vs BAF,KNF,CR - Saturday Jan 8 2011 2000 GMT

[Dab]

I was to busy to look around... What did he did?

Pretended to 'spectate' in a KNF BS, then flew in and shot all the BAF with Solaris turrets when he wasn't supposed to get involved in the event. He also resupplied several of the KNF.

EDIT: Grimly posted when I was writing.

Grimly.. Why were you there in the first place? I specifically told you; NO CAPSHIPS. I let you come in to spectate because I assumed you wouldn't abuse the privilege. Events have special rules; If you weren't invited, you don't get involved. If you're getting rammed and fighters are hitting you on accident because another one flies circles around you, you need to get out of the fight area. That's common sense to begin with. You shouldn't have been close enough to get rammed. You were doing that so you had an excuse to open fire. Furthermore, rules dictate; An attack is a CD hit or your shield drained 50%. 4 Templars can't hurt you, even if they wanted to.

Now you've gotten yourself kicked out of all further BAF/KNF events because you violated the event with a BS after being told not to bring it, but switch to a fighter or bomber (and I know you have a KNF fighter, as I fought it last time). If you don't want kicked out of events, you shouldn't participate in behavior that interrupts them. You're lucky there wasn't admin intervention in this, for you did violate rules. Events are property of the official factions running them. You want to join in with a BS, you ask first, not fly in and start shooting a few Templars with Solarises without giving warning.

If you do show up to another BAF vs KNF event, on ANY of your characters, we'll simply ask an admin to beam you away.

We try to keep these events as fair as we can, and fun for everyone, especially in light of how heated it has gotten in the past, and the flames that came from that. Your actions are precisely the kind of behavior we are trying to avoid in these events. So you're no longer allowed to participate them. Being in an event is a privilege, not a right.

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