Post the best way to talk to one, and you can remove my post, the Immortal who slayed me was pissed off, and I didn't want to bug that person, because he was obviously pissed at me. Just post the best way to talk to them, then, about 5 minutes later, you can delete the whole thread, if you want. n/t

Post the best way to talk to one, and you can remove my post, the Immortal who slayed me was pissed off, and I didn't want to bug that person, because he was obviously pissed at me. Just post the best way to talk to them, then, about 5 minutes later, you can delete the whole thread, if you want. n/t:
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Posted by Grakurmanu on July 13, 2000 at 10:30:23:

In Reply to: What I would have done: posted by Proud Blade(VIP) on July 13, 2000 at 10:26:18:

> 1) Rules questions really should be put to the IMMs. Calling them out on a public Forum isn't a good way to challenge the decision. As an example: Let's say you worked at Graham's House of Haggis. Your manager accuses you of sneaking home employee kilts, and takes two sheep out of your paycheck. (Or whatever Scotland's currency is. I'm guessing.) What you should do is talk to your manager, and make your case. If you get the feeling that your manager is dead wrong, you might consider taking your case to the next higher level up, or even straight to Graham. You certainly wouldn't run out into the restaurant, turn off the Jukebox o' Bagpipes, and disturb the patrons by screaming about how your manager made a bad decision.

> 2) Good Imperial roleplaying generally does not consist of obviously flaunting multiple Arbiter Laws (aggro mobs, looting, etc.), putting Bloodoaths and other citizens in danger with random violence, and creating chaos amid a place of order. How you missed also becoming Anathema is beyond me. Empire is not about being an ass. It's a common side effect, but it's not a goal.

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Comments:	> > 1) Rules questions really should be put to the IMMs. Calling them out on a public Forum isn't a good way to challenge the decision. As an example: Let's say you worked at Graham's House of Haggis. Your manager accuses you of sneaking home employee kilts, and takes two sheep out of your paycheck. (Or whatever Scotland's currency is. I'm guessing.) What you should do is talk to your manager, and make your case. If you get the feeling that your manager is dead wrong, you might consider taking your case to the next higher level up, or even straight to Graham. You certainly wouldn't run out into the restaurant, turn off the Jukebox o' Bagpipes, and disturb the patrons by screaming about how your manager made a bad decision. > > 2) Good Imperial roleplaying generally does not consist of obviously flaunting multiple Arbiter Laws (aggro mobs, looting, etc.), putting Bloodoaths and other citizens in danger with random violence, and creating chaos amid a place of order. How you missed also becoming Anathema is beyond me. Empire is not about being an ass. It's a common side effect, but it's not a goal.

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