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there's a lot said about Murder and some of it's got some truth to it. But she is a lot of fun to play with, and even if she weren't, a preemptive ban for "abrasiveness" is a dick move.

i don't have a horse in this race, but from what i can tell, she was asked to provide a history of her past rp experiences upon joining and...clearly failed to mention things like "i've been permabanned from other games for lashing out and refusing to take crit." or the associated blow-ups. all she shared were wake's hmds, which are pretty useless because you never get actual crit. all those would prove is that when it comes her way, she can take asspats like a champ.

so, my best guess is she was booted for failing to disclose this stuff in the first place. and that incredibly stupid letter she sent back to them seems to suggest it was a pretty good call, since god knows she'd probably pull the same attitude with the first player to say anything at all negative about how she plays.

granted, even if that's not why she was banned, i'd say mods kind of have a right to recognize problem players and keep them out of their games for no other reason than they have a clear history of problematic behavior. it usually means it's going to happen again, and if they don't feel up to taking that chance, they don't have to.

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