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judd Planet
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well
this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, what is this place?
a soap opera? |
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Sat Nov 07, 2009 10:20 pm |
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Yiles Moon
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Judd, just stop-
You don't know the first thing about "soap"... you filthy animal _________________
Bruce Lee wrote: | “When the opponent expands, l contract. When he contracts, l expand. And when there is an opportunity...l do not hit...it hits all by itself” | |
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Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:12 pm |
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CYN Admin
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ok here goes, no matter which way i state my opinion in this it wont please one or the other, so i am just going to put it as short as possible of how i view all of this.
While the first trade was as Trace put it in the "gray area" it was beneficial to both players therefore making it "legal" was it a good choice, maybe maybe not, we all know that sim takes chances on trades and imo they are much less borderline than they use to be.
The second trade i would have made myself.
As for opening the pink, anyone that has ever played me knows i open lots of properties that others wish i hadnt. Its the name of the game when you play multiple player games. Flat out teaming is not allowed, bettering you position by hopefully taking others out is allowed. Everyone has their style of play and it may or may not be understood by others.
Playing multiple player you risk the others making trades that completely muck up the game for you but thats how it goes.
Sorry i know this isnt going to be agreeable to you Helen but it is how i see it and you and i have butted heads many times of different type of play. My only suggestion is to not play in multiple player with those you consider their technique or strategy irritating.
Please lets all move on from this and let it go. _________________ CYN
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Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:22 pm |
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judd Planet
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Post subject: Re: OK Here goes |
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CYN wrote: | ok here goes, no matter which way i state my opinion in this it wont please one or the other, so i am just going to put it as short as possible of how i view all of this.
While the first trade was as Trace put it in the "gray area" it was beneficial to both players therefore making it "legal" was it a good choice, maybe maybe not, we all know that sim takes chances on trades and imo they are much less borderline than they use to be.
The second trade i would have made myself.
As for opening the pink, anyone that has ever played me knows i open lots of properties that others wish i hadnt. Its the name of the game when you play multiple player games. Flat out teaming is not allowed, bettering you position by hopefully taking others out is allowed. Everyone has their style of play and it may or may not be understood by others.
Playing multiple player you risk the others making trades that completely muck up the game for you but thats how it goes.
Sorry i know this isnt going to be agreeable to you Helen but it is how i see it and you and i have butted heads many times of different type of play. My only suggestion is to not play in multiple player with those you consider their technique or strategy irritating.
Please lets all move on from this and let it go. |
bang on
cyn, i stnd back
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Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:28 pm |
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I wouldn't get the party poppers out just yet Ju.
Besides, I have never questioned why you took the trade. I have only questioned the fact it on the senders side, is not imo a sensible trade. But an extremely risky trade. That only worked because others traded with him later. Trades of which can never be relied upon. |
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Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:36 pm |
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judd Planet
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trace567 wrote: | I wouldn't get the party poppers out just yet Ju. |
no need 4 party popers
your second opinion was answered
if you are going to over ride it, be professional
dont ask for a second opinion
then treat it as nothing and contradict cyn
who you called on, btw
no dig trace, but this has gone way 2 far
helen, free yur soul, love is good |
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Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:39 pm |
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Have I over ridded her's? Has she over-rided mine?
NO.
Read again my post the first one.
We now discuss privately her view and mine. |
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Sat Nov 07, 2009 11:45 pm |
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judd Planet
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judd wrote: | well
this whole thing has been blown out of proportion, what is this place?
a soap opera? |
yup
remember
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Sun Nov 08, 2009 12:44 am |
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aussie Ex Moderator
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well your ruling was not a surprise to me cyn........i mean its like police investigating police......who knows next week you may need sim to stand up for you
when a person trades such a property as pink to his best mate on gm so early in game like around 200 plus and then openly suggests to his friend to get 3rd green then it reeks of teaming
call the trade whatever you like cyn ......... shit is still shit no matter what fancy name you give it
anyway i promise from now on i will be using the same dirty tactics in my future games.... as shonky trades seem to be the way to go ...trust me i know enough to keep them just on the legal side _________________ why try so hard to fit in ....when you were born to stand out |
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Sun Nov 08, 2009 1:01 am |
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CYN Admin
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OK HELEN I do not appreciate you questioning my integrity. I rule as i see them regardless of who they are. If you check logs i have ruled against sims trades before. I am fair and straight forward no matter who it is. I am sorry but it seems whenever it doesnt go your way you call cheat or say its mods sticking up for mods. Well you do not know me at all then and i am highly insulted.
I...... nevermind i am so tired of all the accusations and whining here that why should we even try, especially since now you say you are going to do shady things, yeah that mature.......shakes head in disappointment. _________________ CYN
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Sun Nov 08, 2009 1:42 am |
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aussie Ex Moderator
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i have played this game fairly and have never deliberately tried to shaft anyone in the game..but what is the reward for a hard honest game? a good kick up the ****
time and time again shady traders usually nearly always get away with it and their trades called "good " trading so if one cant get satisfaction the correct way then only other option is to join them and become as dirty and shonky as them
as for your intregrity it is not in question however as you play as similar game to sim i dont believe you were the right mod to check this game
and whether you like it or not mods do stick together
you are insulted? so am i for obvious reasons for you dont know me either _________________ why try so hard to fit in ....when you were born to stand out |
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Sun Nov 08, 2009 4:56 am |
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i guess there is no need to accused cyn for what she did
she might have said against me than may be u wouldnt have said all this
what she did was without thinking who was in game or not
at the end its just a game so why should we fight or make silly remarks which can hurt others
lets leave it & smile togather
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Sun Nov 08, 2009 5:22 am |
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aussie Ex Moderator
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well i could say why do dirty trades then?
why do stuff that you know will cause all this trouble to begin with...is it that you need to win and that you will do anything to win?? _________________ why try so hard to fit in ....when you were born to stand out |
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Sun Nov 08, 2009 6:37 pm |
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Right, I have been over this and over this in my own head. I've slept on it. I've looked at the trade several times, chat log, the rest of the game to see how it all panned out etc etc.
I requested CYN's opinion of which she has given. We both agree that the trade on pink is grey area trading. But we do differ in our believe of whether any penalty should or should not be issued on this.
It is my view, of which I have stated the same in mod section, that moderators should set an example to players. That's not to say mods can never mess up, people are human and do make mistakes. But by and large moderators in my opinion really should pave the way for other players to follow.
I have no questioned why Ju (village) took the pink trade, on a glance its fine. My only question comes from the fact it was a risky trade on the senders part (Sim). The debate then comes from is risky the same as cheating? Well its not. But again I return to the question of moderators should be looked upon to pave the way. By conducting a risky trade is one thing, but doing a trade that will almost certainly result in questions shouldn't be happening when its a moderator in question.
Now I have come to the decision, as both me and Cyn have been unable to 100% agree on the action, and as it is not in the category of actual cheat trade, but lands in grey zone I will this time allow it to pass.
However, and I make this very clear. I do NOT believe mods should be conducting trades that should even be questionable and landing in grey zone. It's one thing for a new player to conduct grey trading, but when a mod does so, well where does this leave others trading values and standards.
The trade clearly gave sim cash and property, but I strongly believe he should of waited, to gain a by fair safer and better trade for HIMSELF. He totally disputes this however. Cyn believes risks are ok. I believe moderators should be looked upon with respect and guidance on how to conduct good trades. I feel this trade does not give a good example of trading. It was risky and dangerous.
One final note, Helen I appreciate that you are angry, but please try not to let anger go too far where by you lose the point you are trying to express. |
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Sun Nov 08, 2009 7:45 pm |
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aussie Ex Moderator
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why do i get angry??
well this is not the first time sims trading methods have come under scrutiny..... lol they always land in the so called "grey area" .... he always gets the benefit of the doubt
i am sick and tired of him getting away with trades that the ordinary player is punished for...
all i expect is for players to do the decent thing in games ... play hard but honestly....thats i dont believe is asking too much _________________ why try so hard to fit in ....when you were born to stand out |
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