Nevinryal
Glowstone
- Joined
- Jan 24, 2013
I think that it would be appropriate for a certain title to be enforced to replace either the prefix or suffix of players who have returned now but in the past seriously violated some rule or caused considerable violation in the past.
They should get a title but it should be something along the lines of Misfit, Outlaw, Unworthy, Reject, Suspect, etc so that other players in the community will be aware of their tendency towards bad/destructive behavior and thus encourage them NOT to continue Cheating or Violate rules in the first place.
This would ultimately NOT be a title one could CHOOSE but be forced to carry until such time they have showed that have made the move to play the game properly and at which point could then purchase/pay for their freedom from their crime through an option/donation in the SHOP.
I feel this would help support the server and be a means to discourage violators in the past from repeating offenses and discourage future violators from playing the game unfairly or abusively. Other possibilities could include a reduction/adjustment in their xp tables for repeat offenses and so forth and so on.
They should get a title but it should be something along the lines of Misfit, Outlaw, Unworthy, Reject, Suspect, etc so that other players in the community will be aware of their tendency towards bad/destructive behavior and thus encourage them NOT to continue Cheating or Violate rules in the first place.
This would ultimately NOT be a title one could CHOOSE but be forced to carry until such time they have showed that have made the move to play the game properly and at which point could then purchase/pay for their freedom from their crime through an option/donation in the SHOP.
I feel this would help support the server and be a means to discourage violators in the past from repeating offenses and discourage future violators from playing the game unfairly or abusively. Other possibilities could include a reduction/adjustment in their xp tables for repeat offenses and so forth and so on.