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Mass awareness regarding GMs

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Sun, 01/22/2012 - 03:17
Psychodestroyer's picture
Psychodestroyer

I've heard a few complaints so far from players who have been tricked by other players claiming to be Game Masters (GMs) (Not to be confused with Guild Masters, who wil have no impact on you whatsoever unless they're the Guild Master of your guild.)

SO, I'm writing this so hopefully, you can read it and avoid an incident like that.

Real Game Masters:
-Will have a guild titled "Three Rings"
-Will have a purple colored ring around their feet.
-Whenever they speak, their chat in the chat history will be colored purple, blue-ishly and have GM [Name here]:

For more info regarding Game Masters, visit the wiki page: http://wiki.spiralknights.com/Gm

PRETENDERS:
-Will NOT have any of the above, yet claim to be a real GM.

Game Masters will NOT ask for any personal details (username, password, home adress, phone number etc,) whatsoever. Although they MAY ask for details of an event that had happened. They WON'T ask you for anything like cr, ce or materials, and will not threaten you with a ban for not complying with demands that don't make sense.

A player claiming to be a GM whilst missing the key indications is NOT a GM. Even if it IS a GM using a normal account, GM privileges are not carried on to their normal account. Also, a real GM using a normal account WILL NOT reveal [easily] that he/she is actually a GM.

If you encounter a player claiming to be a Game Master while not showing any of the indications, assume he/she is NOT a Game Master. If he/she persists in his/her claims of being a Game Master, report the player.

If the player was in fact a GM, there should be no trouble.

NOTE: If in doubt of which 'GM' the person is referring to him/herself as, ask whether he/she is a GAME Master or GUILD Master.
Though NEITHER would be threatening you with a ban for not doing him/her small favors (Not doing a specific run, giving him/her things etc)

However, you should not bend to the will of another player who claims to be a GM simply because you take his/her word for it.

For accessibility and coverage reasons, I'm copying this to New Recruits.

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 03:44
#1
Negimasonic's picture
Negimasonic
I AM a

I AM a GM...GuildMaster

XD

nah I'm not that either

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 03:53
#2
Psychodestroyer's picture
Psychodestroyer
Ah

Thanks for the heads up. I'll edit the OP.

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 04:00
#3
Timbalero's picture
Timbalero
this is not gonna buy you a spot in heaven

;)

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 04:07
#4
Psychodestroyer's picture
Psychodestroyer
It won't

I agree.

To be forewarned is forearmed. I rather people read this and are less likely to fall prey to cheap wannabes/scammers than I didn't make this thread and they fall for it.

I'm not doing this for any special favors.

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 06:15
#5
Mirmulnir's picture
Mirmulnir
Report ALL the GM's! :DDDD

Report ALL the GM's! :DDDD

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 06:53
#6
Bigfootm's picture
Bigfootm
What Dark Ritual?

I'm a GM:

Guild Master
Great Magician
Godly Mathmatician
Gregarious Masterpiece
Guy... nope. Just a guy here.

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 06:56
#7
Korakc's picture
Korakc
Chrono you could be Guy Man

Chrono you could be Guy Man :P

good guide but I havn't seen any false GMs yet.

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 09:27
#8
Tengu's picture
Tengu
There was a guy who was

There was a guy who was trying to get into my guild and I was referring to myself as a GM. I wonder if I got reported...

Sun, 01/22/2012 - 13:35
#9
Psychodestroyer's picture
Psychodestroyer
My bad

I added a bit about being careful about knowing which 'GM' a person claiming to be a GM is using. Hope that helps a bit.

Mon, 01/23/2012 - 16:33
#10
Aylnine's picture
Aylnine
I think Guild Leader (GL) may

I think Guild Leader (GL) may be safer to use when referring to guild masters, even if the terminology may not be accurate.

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