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This could be blatant misinformation' date=' but I was under the impression that when the cabal is completely full, you can have three elders. Hence why Nexus had three at the beginning of this summer (Antoyss, Achskel, and Levign).[/quote']

Never seen or heard of that, but I havent the slightest clue.

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I always wondered why players get flamed when they ask for or about promotions.

Yet have no informed way of knowing if they are even noticed for promotion.

If you do not ask, you often times languish waiting forever, until you do ask. Then get griped at for asking, then get promoted a week later, because the imm usually had just forgotten.

Why we gate promotions by making an imm responsible for them, then get mad when people ask about them, is beyond me. Even if you inquire about the status of your promotion in an entirily in game IC manner, you get lambasted for it.

If you do not want to be asked about promotions, then do not put yourself in a position where people have to come to you to get promoted.

You take character progress, hinge it to immortal whim, then get mad if people ask when they will get promoted. Just seems like a catch 22 to me.

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I always wondered why players get flamed when they ask for or about promotions.

Yet have no informed way of knowing if they are even noticed for promotion.

If you do not ask, you often times languish waiting forever, until you do ask. Then get griped at for asking, then get promoted a week later, because the imm usually had just forgotten.

Why we gate promotions by making an imm responsible for them, then get mad when people ask about them, is beyond me. Even if you inquire about the status of your promotion in an entirily in game IC manner, you get lambasted for it.

If you do not want to be asked about promotions, then do not put yourself in a position where people have to come to you to get promoted.

You take character progress, hinge it to immortal whim, then get mad if people ask when they will get promoted. Just seems like a catch 22 to me.

Very well put K.

That's just part of the problems with the current promotion/induction system too, hence my last suggestion about putting multiple immortals leading multiple cabals. Sadly, despite many immortals posting on the thread, none of them bothered to stay on topic and discuss the actual idea and problems, naturally.

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Very well put K.

That's just part of the problems with the current promotion/induction system too, hence my last suggestion about putting multiple immortals leading multiple cabals. Sadly, despite many immortals posting on the thread, none of them bothered to stay on topic and discuss the actual idea and problems, naturally.

That is usually a good sign they can't find anything obvious to disagree with, but aren't going to do it anyways. :P

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re Foxx; from what I read it seemed as though the administrators DID read and respond. Since I overlooked the thread myself, I took the time to write back to you.

re Celerity; as you know from experience some of these ideas are seriously considered for implementation, and some aren't. If they aren't, it may be because there are serious issues, or it may be because the benefits do not outweigh the cost or risk.

If we don't respond, assuming we didn't do so because we simply didn't want to is erroneous and offensive. I didn't respond personally because I'd missed it and was away. Other immortals have responded.

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I'll also take this space to address the notion of asking for promotions;

There is a marked difference between presenting information for a promotion and coming forth to say you deserve one.

I won't look poorly on anyone who comes to me with well-thought out reasons why they should be promoted. I WILL make you wait until your *** has bed-sores if you say something along the lines of 'Soandso got a promotion and I didn't, even though I'm better. WTF is your problem.'

Why do we do this? Frankly, to protect ourselves. If we were to allow anyone to up and bitch about their promotional status without answering to it in some fashion we'd inevitably get everyone and their mother on our *** making accusations of favoritism, being ignored, its unfair, my toe-nail hurts, and any other myriad of reasons why they should be promoted and why the administration sucks.

In the work environment, you don't stomp in to your employers office and say 'I wanna raise you cheap donkey-face pig-licker.' You make your case. You might argue that this is a game, and not real life, but it's and RPG game, where you play a role, and for cabals, part of that role is working for a superior, who makes the decisions, towards a common goal.

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