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[[Kismet]] served as [[GM]] of NexusTK from 1999-2000. | [[Kismet]] served as [[GM]] of NexusTK from 1999-2000. | ||
Although he was initially well liked by players for his ambitions to focusing on implementing new items, spells and playing areas to the game, he eventually became | Although he was initially well liked by players for his ambitions to focusing on implementing new items, spells and playing areas to the game, he eventually became obsessed with cutting down on [[griefer]] activity. | ||
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This impossible task consumed him to the point the restrictions he placed on everything from spells to [[Sage]] began to negatively impact law-abiding players who did not grief. | This impossible task consumed him to the point the restrictions he placed on everything from spells to [[Sage]] began to negatively impact law-abiding players who did not grief. | ||
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It is generally believed that [[Kismet]] wanted to do good as a [[GM]], but he focused too much of his efforts on driving away a small % of the game community (the [[griefers]] ) who generally did not play the game for very long to begin with, and that was his greatest failing. | It is generally believed that [[Kismet]] wanted to do good as a [[GM]], but he focused too much of his efforts on driving away a small % of the game community (the [[griefers]] ) who generally did not play the game for very long to begin with, and that was his greatest failing. | ||
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Revision as of 00:24, 31 July 2008
Kismet served as GM of NexusTK from 1999-2000.
Although he was initially well liked by players for his ambitions to focusing on implementing new items, spells and playing areas to the game, he eventually became obsessed with cutting down on griefer activity.
This impossible task consumed him to the point the restrictions he placed on everything from spells to Sage began to negatively impact law-abiding players who did not grief.
For reasons unknown, he eventually resigned as GM and left employment with NEXON INC..
It is generally believed that Kismet wanted to do good as a GM, but he focused too much of his efforts on driving away a small % of the game community (the griefers ) who generally did not play the game for very long to begin with, and that was his greatest failing.