Ali Hadrix
Bad Boss
[member="Zator Carr"]
Okay, I feel I need to address this very clearly, so there is no further confusion or argumentation on the issue.
Zator: You are arguing the need to write in such a way as your character remains internally consistent. That's why you had him intentionally desecrate a place of peace and wisdom for the Jedi and challenge the GM to a duel to the death because you don't think he does enough.
I can understand that.
But our characters, and the Jedi as a whole, must remain internally consistent as well.
Now, you may not think much of the GM, but here are the facts:
1) It's an honorary thing. We created an NPC GM specifically to avoid arguments over the subject. [member="Sheila"], you've done a poor job of handling this in the Conclave thread. That is regrettable. The role was never intended to be used against other writers.
2) Zator: You mention not thinking the GM has done enough for the Jedi, and yet I hadn't even heard of Zator until a few days ago, and half the characters/writers involved in this debacle are either new-comers or they've been out of the action for so long I've never met them in the over year I've been writing with this faction. That's not consistent with anything. By default, it is understood that the NPC GM is doing what they're expected to as best they can and everyone's IC happy with them. That only changes if we as writers want to change it for the story.
3) Your actions were atrocious, and seem to disbar you from even being a Jedi. You desecrated a holy place, and then spat poison all over the place and attempted to hold other characters hostage. It wasn't even poison, it was a biological weapon, a disease. What if one of the species in the room is not able to endure a cure, or there is not one available for them? Then you've committed murder, if that character dies. That is terrible. I would recommend you delete those posts, or suffer possible IC ramifications for such drastic and unnecessary actions. If this is your character, your character is not a Jedi.
4) You have a character to be true to, but you also have other writers you need to be true to and respect as well. What you write matters, and if you're going to take action that might negatively impact the group, you need to discuss that with everyone first. It tells us what your OOC intentions are, so we do not go making the wrong assumptions and degrading relations between us all. It also gives us an opportunity to say "No, that's a terrible idea, please do not do that."
Respect my friend, respect.
Okay, I feel I need to address this very clearly, so there is no further confusion or argumentation on the issue.
Zator: You are arguing the need to write in such a way as your character remains internally consistent. That's why you had him intentionally desecrate a place of peace and wisdom for the Jedi and challenge the GM to a duel to the death because you don't think he does enough.
I can understand that.
But our characters, and the Jedi as a whole, must remain internally consistent as well.
Now, you may not think much of the GM, but here are the facts:
1) It's an honorary thing. We created an NPC GM specifically to avoid arguments over the subject. [member="Sheila"], you've done a poor job of handling this in the Conclave thread. That is regrettable. The role was never intended to be used against other writers.
2) Zator: You mention not thinking the GM has done enough for the Jedi, and yet I hadn't even heard of Zator until a few days ago, and half the characters/writers involved in this debacle are either new-comers or they've been out of the action for so long I've never met them in the over year I've been writing with this faction. That's not consistent with anything. By default, it is understood that the NPC GM is doing what they're expected to as best they can and everyone's IC happy with them. That only changes if we as writers want to change it for the story.
3) Your actions were atrocious, and seem to disbar you from even being a Jedi. You desecrated a holy place, and then spat poison all over the place and attempted to hold other characters hostage. It wasn't even poison, it was a biological weapon, a disease. What if one of the species in the room is not able to endure a cure, or there is not one available for them? Then you've committed murder, if that character dies. That is terrible. I would recommend you delete those posts, or suffer possible IC ramifications for such drastic and unnecessary actions. If this is your character, your character is not a Jedi.
4) You have a character to be true to, but you also have other writers you need to be true to and respect as well. What you write matters, and if you're going to take action that might negatively impact the group, you need to discuss that with everyone first. It tells us what your OOC intentions are, so we do not go making the wrong assumptions and degrading relations between us all. It also gives us an opportunity to say "No, that's a terrible idea, please do not do that."
Respect my friend, respect.
) who both have served as Grand Masters 