Sichuan Pepper wrote:Unibot III wrote:It must be odd living in your world where facts are perverted and distorted. You could not be more incorrect.
Source:
Taken from our update.
The Phantom Knights and the Alliance of Dictators were trying to destroy Utopia (this was the second time that Alliance of Dictators had tried to destroy Utopia -- the first was one that summer when we liberated Utopia in the WASC). We liberated the region while they were moving out for a refound (they had been piled before then). The lead was not you, it was Grackalack -- who I know is not you, because he was a friend in my University who I trained how to defend.
So please, stop trying to sling mud when your facts are incorrect. I believe you are mixing up the Utopia incident with RORMs, which was a year later.
Blissfulness was my puppet and TITO intercepted the refound attempt. Not much more proof than that. Had you said liberation the facts might have been correct. You did not. You claimed a refound interception.
You need to learn to read the arguments in a paragraph, Wordy and understand when it is inappropriate to use bad semantics to join in a conversation to tell us all what accomplishments TITO has made during its year-long recess from real defending. If you want to tell me what you all do on your time not spent defending, liberating or otherwise helping natives, make a dahm update thread for TITO, don't clog up The Security Council with irrelevant side conversations.
I said it was easier to
intercept a refound when the password is down. "Intercept a refound" can mean a liberation in the last minute, it can mean a refound.. any successful intervention to prevent a malicious refound that was permitted because of vulnerabilities opened up by the griefers in their attempt to refound. Because a raider has to remove his own soldiers to refound, if the password is down, this leaves a window of opportunity for so-called "aggressive" defenders to liberate the region during the refound process at the final update.
Furthermore, you know this and were just being inaccurate to throw some shit because you felt like it; otherwise you would have read "The Phantom Knights and the Alliance of Dictators" and had known that this was not the same incident as you were thinking it was.
It always bugs me when people malign motives behind proposals(of any kind) instead of the actual content. This specific issue may irk you considerably, but it wasn't that serious. She did nothing wrong except laugh at something funny.
And to note, I have talked to some others about this, and they seem to think you're blowing it out of proportion a bit as well. This is the sort of thing that might, might have some effect if the people listening to your accusations don't give it careful consideration, or don't research it. To the ones that do, it seems that either you're intentionally misleading people as to the seriousness of the supposed "offense" or(and I find this more likely), you're allowing your emotions to color your judgement of an event.
Myself and many others do not see what you do here. I'm fully aware of all the events, and I don't see the picture you're painting. When you tell someone they should disregard what Mouse says because she was "recently caught up in a scandal where she expressed glee at a region being griefed", you disregard all arguments except your own.
You and I both know it wasn't griefing at the time those comments were made, it was just plain raiding on a region tangentially involved in defending. We all fully expected a defender liberation to commence soonish(but the piling made that less likely). There was no scandal, no grand conspiracy. She laughed at something she thought was funny. Nothing about it was serious. Let it go.
I was suggesting her "security advice" in this matter was disingenuous, you would be correct to suggest that I would be creating an argument built around accusations,
if I hadn't also explained why even if it was genuine security advice, it is
incorrect security advice and puts "Republicans" at more extensive risk than a more moderate security plan.
The "actual" content of this resolution is as flimsy as my confidence in either Apollo or Mousebumbles to have the best of intentions for "Republicans"; the leanness of the Security Council's books is simply not something that outweighs the security of the region, bearing in mind, we are in fact the WA
Security Council. Bearing in mind, due to its name, Republicans will be a target for griefing if it goes founderless and a Liberation Badge is better protection than a password against region destruction. For one thing, passwords are (1) crackable, sometimes and (2) can be obtained through light reconnaissance, which I see every month or so as a defender and had the pleasure of seeing it done on my own region, (3) make it much more difficult for defenders to defend one's region in the event of (1) or (2). Likewise, most regions don't want to threaten the right to mobility, which passwords do -- and if you still grant the right to mobility even after being passworded, you open yourself up to light reconnaissance. So essentially, passwords aren't that great as a security feature unless you plan on your region being a graveyard or you intend to refound which natives decide to do all of the time with fairly good success -- they come to the Security Council and ask for a repeal then.