PumpkinJavaDude

When you and the other player locked horns, it could have -- and SHOULD have -- been over in two minutes. The other player and you BOTH were "screaming" in all caps in general chat, over nonsense. Lucid asked you both to calm down. Neither of you did. He muted you BOTH for a brief time, and that seemed to be the end of it... or so we thought.

Then yesterday, seconds after the other player joining again, you re-initiated the insults and "screaming" in all caps, about something that should have already been resolved and laid to rest. I warned you -- twice -- and you just kept "screaming" at the community over your hurt feelings. To restore the calm of community chat, you were muted. And to be clear: this was ALL on you this time.

And here you are, STILL, continuing to stir the pot, play the victim, and draw attention. Moderators are there to help players, which includes helping the COMMUNITY when someone's got their shorts in a twist and will NOT let it rest, seemingly wanting the whole community to be continually reminded what a poor, downtrodden victim they are, when in fact THEY are the ones who keep re-lighting the fire.

I'll hop ingame and unmute you (since I'm the one who muted you the second time). I hear you, and I appreciate your feelings. But enough. Please stop stirring this pot. We only have so many tools in our toolbox. We can separate players (which I will do here in a minute), we can temporarily mute them (done), or we can mute them for a LONG time (24 hours is a step toward that) if they continue to be a toxic presence in the community, pissing on everyone else's hobby.