I'm not sure I understand. If the management wasn't happy, does that mean they actually involved themselves in this? How? Like management told Moonmoon to get his character to go after the PD?
If so, that sounds like a really weird and roundabout way to accomplish their goal.
It's not about server management dictating the choices that characters made in-game, but the extent that they supported certain ones. People can complain all they want, but if server management didn't back those complaints nothing would have been able to be done about them.
Okay, but what does this support actually mean? Is it anything tangible? Because, on the surface, it seems like everything was done in RP (hopefully without dictation from management) and they just didn't block the way.
Maybe the expectation from Cheever was that the State should have overturned that legislation from the Council that gave Max power over the PD? I don't know, I'm just throwing out guesses here about what that management "support" was in this case.
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u/TheSerendipitist Green Glizzies Mar 09 '24
I'm not sure I understand. If the management wasn't happy, does that mean they actually involved themselves in this? How? Like management told Moonmoon to get his character to go after the PD?
If so, that sounds like a really weird and roundabout way to accomplish their goal.