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The guild Benevolent Has sabotaged Tinkering Gremlins

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Tue, 09/01/2015 - 14:23
Geakfreak's picture
Geakfreak

Hello I feel like this news has to be spread around all Spiral Knights. Recently the Guild Tinkering gremlins has been raided, although most of the guild hall has been restored they did loose a large amount of players.

Proof : http://imgur.com/a/H71S7

One of the Guild masters of Benevolent has, as far as I heard made an Alt and climbed his way up to officer in Tinkering Gremlins and after that invited other players to join in promote then to officer and help him raid this guild.

I want everyone to know that this has happend. And like to call upon everyone to if in the guild Benevolent leave it.

This is all I know and all else is up to the Spiral Knights community.

Tue, 09/01/2015 - 14:36
#1
Bopp's picture
Bopp
obligatory

It's against the terms of service to "name and shame" players and (presumably) guilds. So someone is going to edit/move this thread. It might as well be you.

Your complaint sounds pretty serious. Perhaps you should complain to Three Rings about it, using the built-in complain feature.

Good luck.

Tue, 09/01/2015 - 14:38
#2
Fehzor's picture
Fehzor

Well that doesn't sound very benevolent of them at all.

Also no naming and shaming, just file a support ticket and receive free justice. Or don't, it doesn't really effect me either way.

Tue, 09/01/2015 - 14:47
#3
Fangel's picture
Fangel
... Eh...

That says a bit about officer status honestly. Make sure you know your officers and that all other officers believe in them too. That's a powerful rank, so you should never give it to anyone you don't think won't help make the guild better and be responsible.

However if this person acted nice, responsible, etc, then that's really a shame.

Name and shame is typically more of a per-person basis, as the idea behind it is to prevent anyone from being harassed in-game over something trivial and making a hostile environment. Might want to change your wording to "someone who appears to be affiliated with this guild" as there are only so many guild masters per guild.
If you're trying to say "hey, all you members of tinkering gremlins, you can come back now" that's fine. File a complaint about the player in question, and move on, and reword your post a bit.

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