Drconor wrote: The application is a bit messy since I was plastered when I wrote it, but I think it came out decent nonetheless
Regarding the activity, there are two issues.
1 is how I live in Canada, meaning that the UK is 7 hours ahead of me. By the time I get on most of you are asleep/not playing. 2 is how I had a political/economic essay and analysis to write this Thursday, meaning I did not get on Wednesday to prepare. Thursday was when I wrote it, and by the time I got home I checked the server and no one was on.

Regarding immaturity, I am quite a mature person in real life, however in video games I feel as though some levels of immaturity and a trollish attitude are important to provide a fun environment. Rather than encouraging negative behaviour, I simply suggest things for some players to do, and they are never too extreme or harsh. Games are for having fun.

[quote="Drconor" post=946170]Activity is ok and fairly consistent. The application is ok, Although your valid kos reason number 2 and 3 are kinda the same thing. I have seen you on the server alot this allowed me to understand how you behave on the server, The main issue with you is that sometimes you can act immature and encourage negative behaviour on the server. Other than that you can act friendly towards the staff and the players. You do play alot in the later times of the server aswell as the earlier times, This is good as you could staff at times when less staff are on. Goodluck.[/quote] The application is a bit messy since I was plastered when I wrote it, but I think it came out decent nonetheless Regarding the activity, there are two issues. 1 is how I live in Canada, meaning that the UK is 7 hours ahead of me. By the time I get on most of you are asleep/not playing. 2 is how I had a political/economic essay and analysis to write this Thursday, meaning I did not get on Wednesday to prepare. Thursday was when I wrote it, and by the time I got home I checked the server and no one was on. Regarding immaturity, I am quite a mature person in real life, however in video games I feel as though some levels of immaturity and a trollish attitude are important to provide a fun environment. Rather than encouraging negative behaviour, I simply suggest things for some players to do, and they are never too extreme or harsh. Games are for having fun.