community developed multiplayer games like SS13 and a lot of MUDs have always been fascinating to me, it's like watching someone try to code in front of a live studio audience.
what other medium can give you the experience of the guy running the show telling you all that something broke and he doesn't know why, so he's gonna disable it, reboot the server, and go to bed
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in reply to @xkeeper's post:
We got banned from a server over a misunderstanding and frustration and trying to de-escalate the only way we could as an autistic person, which was taken as attempting to dodge punishment, and not even sure how to try appealing. Wiggl.
I'm way late to this, but genuinely? Apologizing and explaining it in a ban appeal.
A lot of ban appeals go "well I didn't do anything wrong in the first place and the mod was being stupid so I demand you unban me" people like that are banned because they're disruptive and make the game not fun for other players.
as an admin that generally dislikes handling ban appeals, yes, this is more or less it. but it also depends on which server it was on
though i can only really speak for goonstation/coolstation ban appeals. they're not as scary as they sound
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