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11-26-2014, 09:46 AM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:03 AM by Fearless Community.
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Listen, Bowie and Voluptions.
You have no clue of what you're talking about and I am going to prove it to you.
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This is my ban record. Proud of it you might ask? F(u)ck no.
I've posted countless unban requests, saying I was sorry. Was I really sorry, you bet your arse I was, did the staff believe me? Maybe once or twice.
Now, if it wasn't for the staffs considerate attitude Fearless would be short on one Equalizer. I am in debt to the entire staff team, I've been what everyone hates the most, including me, a huge minge and my ban record stands as a knife wound in my body.
If there was any way I could change my past, I wouldn't hesitate to do so, but there isn't. I am deep down, really sorry for all my actions, but that doesn't change anything.
When I was first banned, people saw me as a minge. I had close to no roleplay points and hours, when I scrapped these bans together, look at me now. On the top of the leaderboards. An astonishing 47 RP Points and over 2300 hours. You dare call me a minge today.
The ENTIRE point of unban requests are getting unbanned for your actions, regardless of the sufficiency of the ban. I've seen people who've been banned for several years make an unban request, just to get "You broke the rules, you're not getting unbanned" thrown at their faces. Which is absolutely unacceptable in my opinion, does it really bother you that much, to give somebody a last chance to prove them selves 'worthy' of these almighty servers. If they return to blatantly minging, they will be banned within a day anyways. It's not like there is threehundred pages of paperwork behind a ban, there is more correctly one sentence.
Give them that last chance, regardless of their previous actions. They could be an entire new person, an asset to the server. They could use this experience to help others going in the same direction.
We're all humans, we all make mistakes. It's entirely the same when administrators break the rules and trust me, it happens on a daily basis. When they do this and get an abuse thread on their necks, we're told; "They're humans, they make mistakes too." So give players, that advantage as well.
Don't be so f(u)cking narrow minded. Jesus christ.
I rest my case.
You have no clue of what you're talking about and I am going to prove it to you.
[Image: 62101ae86f.png]
This is my ban record. Proud of it you might ask? F(u)ck no.
I've posted countless unban requests, saying I was sorry. Was I really sorry, you bet your arse I was, did the staff believe me? Maybe once or twice.
Now, if it wasn't for the staffs considerate attitude Fearless would be short on one Equalizer. I am in debt to the entire staff team, I've been what everyone hates the most, including me, a huge minge and my ban record stands as a knife wound in my body.
If there was any way I could change my past, I wouldn't hesitate to do so, but there isn't. I am deep down, really sorry for all my actions, but that doesn't change anything.
When I was first banned, people saw me as a minge. I had close to no roleplay points and hours, when I scrapped these bans together, look at me now. On the top of the leaderboards. An astonishing 47 RP Points and over 2300 hours. You dare call me a minge today.
The ENTIRE point of unban requests are getting unbanned for your actions, regardless of the sufficiency of the ban. I've seen people who've been banned for several years make an unban request, just to get "You broke the rules, you're not getting unbanned" thrown at their faces. Which is absolutely unacceptable in my opinion, does it really bother you that much, to give somebody a last chance to prove them selves 'worthy' of these almighty servers. If they return to blatantly minging, they will be banned within a day anyways. It's not like there is threehundred pages of paperwork behind a ban, there is more correctly one sentence.
Give them that last chance, regardless of their previous actions. They could be an entire new person, an asset to the server. They could use this experience to help others going in the same direction.
We're all humans, we all make mistakes. It's entirely the same when administrators break the rules and trust me, it happens on a daily basis. When they do this and get an abuse thread on their necks, we're told; "They're humans, they make mistakes too." So give players, that advantage as well.
Don't be so f(u)cking narrow minded. Jesus christ.
I rest my case.