TL Mafia Ban List 2.0 - Page 95

On November 21 2014 05:32 Blazinghand wrote:


I don't see how this is relevant: the modkilled player still shouldn't post, even if the mod makes posts after he is modkilled.

On November 21 2014 05:34 IAmRobik wrote:

WHAT THE HELL. CAN YOU READ WHAT I'M WRITING!??! I'm looking for a solution to a possible modkill situation like that one I encountered or that could possibly occur in the future. I'm not arguing about my modkill or anything like that

On November 21 2014 05:38 Blazinghand wrote:


So I think there's been a miscommunication here. Here's the problems I have observed:

Problem 1: Robik was flaming
Solution: Modkill and Ban so he doesn't do it again
Problem 2: Robik continued posting after modkill
Solution: +1 Ban

Whereas here's what things seem to be from your point of view:

Problem A: Robik was modkilled for flaming and wants to continue to help his team
Solution: ???

In reality, your Problem A isn't a problem, it's a symptom of the underlying problem, Problem 1: which is that you flamed until you got modkilled.

My way of observing problems is correct, and if you want to avoid problems, they can be avoided by following the rules.

On November 21 2014 05:43 IAmRobik wrote:

Let's look at a different scenario. Robik gets modkilled for jokingly reasking a question that the mod already answered in the thread of a Plammar game. Robik has a red check. Same solution because "Robik broke the rules?"

On November 21 2014 02:10 IAmRobik wrote:
It was already outlined by several people. The post-modkill post was imperative. It was information that the town should be privy to and taking that away from town would be more detrimental to the integrity of the game than my poor behavior. Therefore I believe 1 game for the language and 1 game for the act of posting after modkill.

On November 21 2014 05:45 Blazinghand wrote:


Well, you've already outlined the solution: you were modkilled. heh

To directly respond to the question, yes. The host made a decision, and maybe it's a shit decision, but if it is, discuss it in the post game.

On November 21 2014 05:49 IAmRobik wrote:

But then the host wasted the time of 13 other players. Like wtf??!?! How is that fair to the other players in the game and how is that fair to the integrity of the game. This is what I'm trying to discuss. I'm also trying to discuss warning from hosts on posts they find unacceptable instead of straight modkills (and setting some sort of standard protocol there too)

On November 21 2014 06:12 Coagulation wrote:
robik why dont you play mafia on like any other site in the world. ban list problem solved.

On November 21 2014 08:46 iamperfection wrote:
I figured out the solution. If you don't get mod killed you avoid this situation. So the solution is don't get mod killed.

On November 21 2014 05:18 justanothertownie wrote:

Implying there is any problem with the current system.
I present to you the ULTIMATE SOLUTION for this problem: don't get modkilled for being an asshole.

On November 21 2014 05:34 IAmRobik wrote:

WHAT THE HELL. CAN YOU READ WHAT I'M WRITING!??! I'm looking for a solution to a possible modkill situation like that one I encountered or that could possibly occur in the future. I'm not arguing about my modkill or anything like that

On November 21 2014 10:07 Blazinghand wrote:
I think TL Mafia is doing great. The strength of a community isn't measured in just raw numbers of players, but in the enjoyment of the people involved. Ideally TL Mafia stays at a decent size and is fun for everyone, but ultimately the big goal is good game environments and a fun time, not being able to brag about the size of our e-peens playerbase.