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[@Blackblade360](/forums/dis/topics/admins-and-power?post_id=5640778#post_5640778)
"I don’t want to be rude, are you trying to fight the admins and mods?"

—No, but I call things as I see them; it's just the way I am. Nobody likes having their egos challenged. Most people with power will take that as a personal challenge. They will be compelled to shut that person up just so they feel better, not that I was ever a threat to them personally.

What usually happens when two silverbacks meet each other? A death match ensues and the winner takes their turf and lives, the loser obviously dies. That's the simplicity of man, too; we like to say to ourselves that we're better than that, but we're really not.

The way they deal with punishments is also terrible, just borderline toxic. Even if you've learned your lesson and you chose to be better, you're still slapped in the face with your past sins, because that's totally not going to get annoying for someone; the past should remain in the past; I would agree with that.

That reminds me of Shadow of War, a fantastic game, by the way, but when you shame an orc, one of two things will happen, either they'll go mad from the trauma of being shamed, or they'll become unshamed, and lord have mercy on your soul if you ever encounter the latter.

For those that don't know, in Orc culture, it is highly disrespectful to shame them and is widely considered to be a fate worse than death, many of them would rather die by your blade than be shamed. (It also looks really painful to go through.)

[@Blackblade360](/forums/dis/topics/admins-and-power?post_id=5640778#post_5640778)
"I don’t want to be rude, are you trying to fight the admins and mods?"

—No, but I call things as I see them; it's just the way I am. Nobody likes having their egos challenged. Most people with power will take that as a personal challenge. They will be compelled to shut that person up just so they feel better, not that I was ever a threat to them personally.

What usually happens when two silverbacks meet each other? A death match ensues and the winner takes their turf and lives, the loser obviously dies. That's the simplicity of man, too; we like to say to ourselves that we're better, but we're really not.

The way they deal with punishments is also terrible, just borderline toxic. Even if you've learned your lesson and you chose to be better, you're still slapped in the face with your past sins, because that's totally not going to get annoying for someone; the past should remain in the past; I would agree with that.

That reminds me of Shadow of War, a fantastic game, by the way, but when you shame an orc, one of two things will happen, either they'll go mad from the trauma of being shamed, or they'll become unshamed, and lord have mercy on your soul if you ever encounter the latter.

For those that don't know, in Orc culture, it is highly disrespectful to shame them and is widely considered to be a fate worse than death, many of them would rather die by your blade than be shamed. (It also looks really painful to go through.)

[@Blackblade360](/forums/dis/topics/admins-and-power?post_id=5640778#post_5640778)
No, but I call things as I see them; it's just the way I am. Nobody likes having their egos challenged. Most people with power will take that as a personal challenge. They will be compelled to shut that person up just so they feel better, not that I was ever a threat to them personally.

What usually happens when two silverbacks meet each other? A death match ensues and the winner takes their turf and lives, the loser obviously dies. That's the simplicity of man, too; we like to say to ourselves that we're better, but we're really not.

The way they deal with punishments is also terrible, just borderline toxic. Even if you've learned your lesson and you chose to be better, you're still slapped in the face with your past sins, because that's totally not going to get annoying for someone; the past should remain in the past; I would agree with that.

That reminds me of Shadow of War, a fantastic game, by the way, but when you shame an orc, one of two things will happen, either they'll go mad from the trauma of being shamed, or they'll become unshamed, and lord have mercy on your soul if you ever encounter the latter.

For those that don't know, in Orc culture, it is highly disrespectful to shame them and is widely considered to be a fate worse than death, many of them would rather die by your blade than be shamed. (It also looks really painful to go through.)

[@Blackblade360](/forums/dis/topics/admins-and-power?post_id=5640778#post_5640778)
No, but I call things as I see them; it's just the way I am. Nobody likes having their egos challenged. Most people with power will take that as a personal challenge. They will be compelled to shut that person up just so they feel better, not that I was ever a threat to them personally.

What usually happens when two silverbacks meet each other? A death match ensues and the winner takes their turf and lives, the loser obviously dies. That's the simplicity of man, too; we like to say to ourselves that we're better, but we're really not.

The way they deal with punishments is also terrible, just borderline toxic. Even if you've learned your lesson and you chose to be better, you're still slapped in the face with your past sins, because that's totally not going to get annoying for someone; the past should remain in the past; I would agree with that.

That reminds me of Shadow of War, a fantastic game, by the way, but when you shame an orc, one of two things will happen, either they'll go mad from the trauma of being shamed, or they'll become unshamed, and lord have mercy on your soul if you ever encounter the latter.

For those that don't know, in Orc culture, it is highly disrespectful to shame them and is widely considered to be a fate worse than death, many of them would rather die by your blade than be shamed.

[@Blackblade360](/forums/dis/topics/admins-and-power?post_id=5640778#post_5640778)
No, but I call things as I see them; it's just the way I am. Nobody likes having their egos challenged. Most people with power will take that as a personal challenge. They will be compelled to shut that person up just so they feel better, not that I was ever a threat to them personally.

What usually happens when two silverbacks meet each other? A death match ensues and the winner takes their turf and lives, the loser obviously dies. That's the simplicity of man, too; we like to say to ourselves that we're better, but we're really not.

The way they deal with punishments is also terrible, just borderline toxic. Even if you've learned your lesson and you chose to be better, you'llre still slapped in the face with your past sins, because that's totally not going to get annoying for someone; the past should remain in the past; I would agree with that.

That reminds me of Shadow of War, a fantastic game, by the way, but when you shame an orc, one of two things will happen, either they'll go mad from the trauma of being shamed, or they'll become unshamed, and lord have mercy on your soul if you ever encounter the latter.

[@Blackblade360](/forums/dis/topics/admins-and-power?post_id=5640778#post_5640778)
No, but I call things as I see them; it's just the way I am. Nobody likes having their egos challenged. Most people with power will take that as a personal challenge. They will be compelled to shut that person up just so they feel better, not that I was ever a threat to them personally.

What usually happens when two silverbacks meet each other? A death match ensues and the winner takes their turf and lives, the loser obviously dies. That's the simplicity of man, too; we like to say to ourselves that we're better, but we're really not.

The way they deal with punishments is also terrible, just borderline toxic. Even if you've learned your lesson and you chose to be better, you'll still slapped in the face with your past sins; the past should remain in the past; I would agree with that.

That reminds me of Shadow of War, a fantastic game, by the way, but when you shame an orc, one of two things will happen, either they'll go mad, or they'll become unshamed, and lord have mercy on your soul if you ever encounter the latter.

[@Blackblade360](/forums/dis/topics/admins-and-power?post_id=5640778#post_5640778)
No, but I call things as I see them; it's just the way I am. Nobody likes having their egos challenged. Most people with power will take that as a personal challenge. They will be compelled to shut that person up just so they feel better, not that I was ever a threat to them personally.

What usually happens when two silverbacks meet each other? A death match ensues and the winner takes their turf and lives, the loser obviously dies. That's the simplicity of man, too; we like to say to ourselves that we're better, but we're really not.