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07-22-2018, 05:27 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:07 AM by Fearless Community.
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I'll be replying with Fierce's statement as hes new to the server and doesn't own a forum account.
Prior to this there had been a prop killer on the server (Which bans can prove) of which caused me to be bugged. I then had to reconnect as i died so many times I couldn't respawn so I re-logged.
I forgot to change my job which was my fault, upon coming back I noticed my job wasn't correctly changed so I changed it back to what it should be.
The rule break wasn't intentional and I didn't understand that im not allowed to rejoin and change my job back? From my understanding of the rules, I feel like im not in the wrong with this and I dealt with this the best way possible. I don't see how the actions of a prop killer should mean im not allowed to defend my base. What difference would it have made if I instantly changed my job when I spawned in or when I ran over to the raid and then changed it?
Prior to this there had been a prop killer on the server (Which bans can prove) of which caused me to be bugged. I then had to reconnect as i died so many times I couldn't respawn so I re-logged.
I forgot to change my job which was my fault, upon coming back I noticed my job wasn't correctly changed so I changed it back to what it should be.
The rule break wasn't intentional and I didn't understand that im not allowed to rejoin and change my job back? From my understanding of the rules, I feel like im not in the wrong with this and I dealt with this the best way possible. I don't see how the actions of a prop killer should mean im not allowed to defend my base. What difference would it have made if I instantly changed my job when I spawned in or when I ran over to the raid and then changed it?