Player GoldRock3 has been banned for a day. Reason: Trolling/flaming is prohibited p.2.4, 2.6, ••>> Rules

Also could be ISIDA - I personally think this is most likely.

It's not a chat violation, since no-one knows what's behind the asterisks ^_^

I just generally end up failing when going for 'em... In the last hour or so, for example, both me and Achilles1223 were on the bridge of Kungur when a gold fell beside the bridge... and we were both looking the wrong way. A lonely Shaft ended up taking it from the ground just as we turned around to see it do so. Hog, I'm warning you! There you go xD That could, just possibly, help a little bit :P

The comparison of the claims given in your posts is... interesting. No, having 'a lot of witnesses' will not be considered valid evidence - if you want the record, find those videos.

Congrats! I've still not got one, and I've missed about 10 of 'em now... *sigh*

As an Isida user myself (amongst other weapons), I know there's certainly one huge disadvantage about the weapon - its very short range. It actually requires a lot of skill to be a successful Isida user for this reason. If you think its OP, try it - it's pretty hard to use well, hence all those special abilities which can be maximised only by the more skilled players.

I think the idea of such achievements/goals is a very strong one, in that it will provide even more incentives for players to play more regularly. Barba! Great to see you back :o

Excellent summary!

The normal l is thinner and less blurry than the capital I.

That's not slash's account in that topic. It's just an alt of his, created with a capital i instead of the lowercase L, to make it seem as though it had the same username as his main account does. Hahahaha. Doesn't look like it - it seems he got fooled at first, at least :P

No, I meant something more like four M2 and two M3 players on each team. There, the modifications would not vary too much to hinder the low-ranked players (so not M3 vs. M0), and most of the players would be M2s fighting M2s, with the M3s using their slight advantage in a tactical manner (in controlling the attacking/defending moves of both teams). This would enable the majority of less-experienced players to learn from and play with a few more experienced players. As I said, I've done this many times myself with friends, and have been at the top of leaderboards ahead of the M3s on my team - because the nature/format of the battle meant I still had a good chance of playing a vital part for my team.

Hmm, your particular ideas might be a bit extravagant for the moment... Might actually be good to start off with having rank-restricted games where, say, two players for each team are allowed to be above a certain rank, whereas the rest must be below. In that sense, the two high-rankers on each team of this particular game mode would be the ones with the most experience by far, and so the ones who lead their teams when attacking/defending. Such a game mode would be greatly beneficial to the low-rankers in the battle, who would see the different tactics high-ranked players use without being outskilled/unable to join in. I often take part in such battles with friends (where each side has some M3s and some M2s, for example).

Little butterflies! I likes the butterflies!