ZeroNetAlpha Admin Complaint - GrayRachnid

[Vincent Airin]

For starters man, if you heard explosions you'd run in the opposite direction too, and if there's a series of booms it's a blatant sign that the tesla is loose. I really don't see how you claim this is so obvious an abuse of admin logs in any capacity.

[Sylas]

Honestly, this complaint has no basis. There were dozens, DOZENS of explosions and the only thing that can cause that is a tesloose.

If you can name anything else that can cause dozens of consecutive explosions not even seconds apart, please, elborate.

Believing the tesla was loose is the most reasonable presumption. People not even a part of the situation were saying the same thing before even seeing the destruction.

[GrayRachnid]

Even if you OOCly knew that it was a tesloose, there was no way you'd know it ICly. There were no IC signs of it, for all you could know it could have been a rapid fire grenade launcher. I didn't know it was a tesloose both ICly and OOCly because it happens so rarely that I forgot how it sounds like.

If you can show me logs of other people saying it's tesloose during the same timeframe, then i'll drop this complaint. Otherwise i'd like a headmin to process it.

[Vincent Airin]

Alright, you want a headmin to process it? Gotcha Gray.

[GrayRachnid]

Isn't that how admin complaints are handled?

Or are you saying an admin can just close complaints on himself?

[Nik707]

So the RP tesla just creates tones of explosions rather than the lightning arcs?

[ZeroNetAlpha]

The tesla makes the same arcs, just doesn't have the same sounds as main.

Me saying that this is an invalid complaint was my way of saying that it SHOULD be dismissed, considering it has no ground to stand on.

[Vincent Airin]

No, I was saying that I was calling them for ya via Dicord.

[Nik707]

That makes sense then, I could see how rapidfire explosions would be pretty telling at least OOCly.

[BlackMajor]

.... What.

The Tesla being loose has an absolutely massive tell, one so massive I was able to tell when I wasn't even at my computer screen to know what happened.

I'm walking towards my computer after cooking up some grub and I can hear my headset on the floor ringing a quiet "Boom. BOOM. Boom boom.".

It doesn't take much to hear that and know there's one probable cause for what has such a distinct and consistent series of booms after an amateur engineer set up the tesla earlier in the round.

This complaint is not valid I'm afraid.