No support because you constantly harass a close friend of mine, accuse him of things he hasn’t done, and that you have no evidence of and getting other players to do the same. You shouldnt be given staff because you donated a lot or have a lot of friends I do not think you are qualified
Define constantly? I brought it up to him directly once. I've been asked if I knew who was performing these actions towards my sheep, as I had stated that I had a pretty good idea. Ever since upon banning his alt accounts, I've not had an issue with my sheep being dyed. Just because people are banning your friend because I did doesn't make me at fault for that. I understand why you might not wish to support this, and I respect it, however, I think you're terribly misinformed or over exaggerating the situation. Thanks for your reply.
Am I misinformed? have you shown anyone evidence of him doing anything also they arent banning him they are mailing him multiple times and so are you
No support, because you accused me of something I did not do. And when I ask you for help, you're not responding even you are online. So, i'm not supporting you.
I never accused you of doing anything, I said I wasn't risking it. I'm currently online, but dealing with family issues right now. I respect your decision though.
Support! I see you in game a lot, and you seem to be very helpful. You are a great addition to the server, and you're very respectful and mature. -Mercy xx
I'm usually always online, however, I am not always there. I've been less active lately as I am currently dealing with a lot of things IRL that have been happening along side preparing to move soon, so I agree with your statement. However, thank you for your feedback, and I will try to gain activity soon.
I wasn't just talking about my activity, I said I agreed with his statement. Also gave a reason why I was on but not always there. Thanks.
Support, You helped me when I first rejoined skyblock last week, even explained a few of the basics to me. In my opinion this is what i'd like to see in a helper.