Baloosh

I can see it from both sides. If an Admin sees a regular breaking what he/she considers one of the cardinal rules (no rushing!) then it's an even more egregious ignoring of the rules than if a newbie had done the same thing. Admins hold members, and regular, consistent players even more so, to a higher standard (as well they should) so it's not surprising that you were banned for what was interpreted as rushing. I'm not saying you were rushing, and I'm not saying you weren't. I wasn't in that game, but I *can* say that I've never known you to rush before. Not once. But again, once any of the regular players/members are seen as violating rules, they (we?) are dealt with more harshly, because "we should know better." Like I said, I can see why this incident might happen, and also why it might be an issue. Something like this situation sucks, no matter what side you're on... if there are even "sides" to take when something like this goes down. Even more so, I'm sorry to see this single instance as the "straw that broke the camel's back" as they say. This particular instance being the catalyst for losing a player like drag is only bad news for all involved.

Drag wouldn't make a post like this without some serious thought, and at least an inkling of these feelings brewing for quite a while (as he confirms in his original post). I haven't played on the Server for quite a while (school has been crazy this whole semester), but for my worthless 2 cents, I've noticed a lot of forum drama in the past year about this kind of thing. It seems admins/mods are viewed more as a hindrance to "fun, fair play" instead of the cause of it. Again, just my outside-in viewpoint... on a more related-to-the-topic subject -- sorry to see ya go, Drag. You were one of the players I could always count on to help me out and watch my back when we were teammates, and I always hated seeing you on the other side of the aisle in games. In short, you were a great opponent, and an even greater teammate. Thanks for the fun times, and don't be too much of a stranger around the forums. We can still hang out here, even if you aren't actively playing on the Server(s) for a bit.

Have the Server pick one SI and one Survivor (secretly) at the start of the round. Secret bounty on that person/SI. Points for incap'ing them, killing them, etc.

Having Fenix not on the Server moaning and whining all the time might not necessarily be a bad thing. Just sayin...

All the money invested and you still suck at the game. <3

General would be sitting on all the full heals. He'd have to be able to !sp a full heal to teammates.

We don't have good Chinese food around here either. Flyover state living sucks sometimes.

Yes, because someone else makes an idiot of themselves, I also refuse to continue to like the things they also like. I heard Hitler loved the McRib sandwich. Don't care. I'll still nomnomnom on some fake rib meat by-product released by McDonald's randomly throughout the year. It's yummy. Terrorists like beer? Welp, they have good taste cause that stuff is refreshing on a hot day. Just because an annoying self-absorbed 12 year old (and has anyone ever met a pre-teen who's NOT self-absorbed?) goes public with their ode to Chinese Food, I'm not gonna stop doing the mall food court orange chicken. For $1.29. WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05ZFA2K_0Ko

That longshot on TCY when he's a spitter in the window during the rooftop run.

Awwww, you warm the cackles of my heart. *sniff* Finally, the respect I DESERVE WOOPWOOP

Yes, I too base all my future decisions upon a single incident that happened in the past. http://www.ibtimes.com/firefox-vs-chrome-mozilla-takes-top-honors-latest-web-browser-grand-prix-1330329 "It was in the nonperformance categories like memory efficiency, reliability, security and standards conformance that Firefox was really able to shine. Bad page load reliability put Chrome in a pretty distant second place." But feel free to keep making objectively wrong decisions. (Why do I love busting your chops so much, Flitter? I dunno. But I do. )

Pro-est Chrome tip of them all: Don't use Chrome. Save the sub-standard HTML browsing for Internet Explorer. Safari and Firefox all day, ever day.

I dunno about all that, but [insert name here]'s mom NEVER forgets to "sign my shorts" - iykwim

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDoC8BhtUyo