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Valg · 12-02-2003, 02:32 PM

Soljax played (and trolled our website) for a while, as Arvam mentioned above. He seems to believe that it's his right as a player to insult the staff, cheat when the opportunity arises, etc., but that the staff should be all-forgiving and pardon his indiscretions because he's a customer. He will write you weepy emails, complain about his persecution as vocally as allowed, invent conspiracy theories to explain his ineptitude at your game, and then go right back to the same behavior once you lift sanctions.

Hence his permanent ban, something we rarely use.

Afterwards, he tried the bad review game with us. We put a brief disclaimer on it, and were going to ignore it, but 12 of our players responded . It's always heartening when karma shows itself.

Note to others in this thread: He craves attention. It's why he posts his "I'm a celebrity! Really! Why is everyone laughing?" threads. No matter how often you demonstrate he's a dime-a-dozen childish pest, he will claim his behavior was all a clever series of tests to see how you'd react. In other words, he's just testing how your MUD deals with immaturity so he can decide if it's good enough to play. If he breaks the rules of your game, as Amnon has described, just remove him quietly and without a big scene. Don't give him the acknowledgement he so desires.

This is my first and last post on this thread for that reason.

12-02-2003, 02:32 PM	#35
Valg Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2002 Home MUD: Carrion Fields Posts: 643	Soljax played (and trolled our website) for a while, as Arvam mentioned above. He seems to believe that it's his right as a player to insult the staff, cheat when the opportunity arises, etc., but that the staff should be all-forgiving and pardon his indiscretions because he's a customer. He will write you weepy emails, complain about his persecution as vocally as allowed, invent conspiracy theories to explain his ineptitude at your game, and then go right back to the same behavior once you lift sanctions. Hence his permanent ban, something we rarely use. Afterwards, he tried the bad review game with us. We put a brief disclaimer on it, and were going to ignore it, but 12 of our players responded . It's always heartening when karma shows itself. Note to others in this thread: He craves attention. It's why he posts his "I'm a celebrity! Really! Why is everyone laughing?" threads. No matter how often you demonstrate he's a dime-a-dozen childish pest, he will claim his behavior was all a clever series of tests to see how you'd react. In other words, he's just testing how your MUD deals with immaturity so he can decide if it's good enough to play. If he breaks the rules of your game, as Amnon has described, just remove him quietly and without a big scene. Don't give him the acknowledgement he so desires. This is my first and last post on this thread for that reason.