eve

This is childish and juvenile. the blatant attack on one person is outlandish. The things that have been said about Vonbon shows the immaturity of so many people. A simple post that has been turned into an all out battle between guilds has to be stopped. I am an active member of VonCorp and have no qualms with any other guild. I have no clue what has sparked these attacks and find them quite disturbing. I feel that once again people have taken childish actions and resorted to character bashing. If you don't know the whole story of what happened in ST3 you need to shut up, play the game and have fun. No one really knows what happened between Vonbon and why he is no longer a dev. People need to stop putting in their two sense, it happened its done and over with. I personally think that it is a situation that needs to be let go. People need to stop butting into other peoples business, it didn't involve anyone else so stay out. I strongly feel that the attacks need to stop, we are all here to play and have fun, lets leave it at that.

I have to say one thing.. 1st off I normally do not post on this forum but I felt called to respond. Vonbon has been nothing but kind and a gentlemen. I personally know him in game and in real life. I have only continued playing this game because I have enjoyed playing with other members of Voncorp. I personally feel that what is said out of anger does not reflect a persons character. i myself have said things that I have later come to regret but at the same time it does not need to be taken to the extremes it has been blown up to be. We are all human and are prone to errors. many people in game,in this guild and others, have also taken situations to extremes and nothing has been done. Ks'ing is something that does need to be addressed but at the same time it should not be selective people who are "punished" but everyone needs the same treatment. Just because people have issues with other people does not constitute ganging up on or character bashing. Please we are all adults can we leave the juvenile behavior out of game.