Yesterday, 08:14 AM
Where to start...
Let's get a look at why I initially wanted to talk to you:
This is the reason we initially talked, I wanted to know why you saw fit to grief this house in the old overworld the day prior, and not only that, why you then decided to try and hide the theft with gold blocks. You were given multiple chances to tell the truth but decided not to.
Instead, you claimed not to know why we were talking or how this happened.
You "don't recall breaking things" but even after banning you I found more grief still. From that day alone I have you stealing/altering 100+ items (most of which being valuable spawn eggs), 40+ block changes, as well as 6 armorstands/item frames where you removed and replaced specifically items of value including armor, weapons (diamond sword), and a diamond which you then decided to keep for yourself. That's over $5k in-game money that we know of over the course of more than a few hours.
And, it appears the intended goal of all of this was to gain enough to fund your project. The diamond blocks and spawn eggs you stole were immediately sold to shops whereupon you used the funds to purchase glass and quartz for your zoo that you were concerned about.
With this, I find it hard to believe you "don't remember" as there was premeditated behavior to steal goods, hide the theft, make a profit: to fund a project. I believe you when you say you like playing on here and wanted to work on your zoo, but my question is: Why should you be allowed back on given this incident, regardless of whether you "remember" or not?
What assurances do we as staff have that this will not happen again?
I ask this because you still have yet to own up to the theft, break & entering, lying, etc.
Your end-goal in our conversation also appeared to be evading being punished with your main concern being:
Rather than actually owning up to something you very clearly thought out.
I'm going to need to see a much more thorough appeal that addresses not only the original issue, but also these rule-violations you failed to mention in our conversation to begin considering removing your ban.
Let's get a look at why I initially wanted to talk to you:
This is the reason we initially talked, I wanted to know why you saw fit to grief this house in the old overworld the day prior, and not only that, why you then decided to try and hide the theft with gold blocks. You were given multiple chances to tell the truth but decided not to.
Instead, you claimed not to know why we were talking or how this happened.
You "don't recall breaking things" but even after banning you I found more grief still. From that day alone I have you stealing/altering 100+ items (most of which being valuable spawn eggs), 40+ block changes, as well as 6 armorstands/item frames where you removed and replaced specifically items of value including armor, weapons (diamond sword), and a diamond which you then decided to keep for yourself. That's over $5k in-game money that we know of over the course of more than a few hours.
And, it appears the intended goal of all of this was to gain enough to fund your project. The diamond blocks and spawn eggs you stole were immediately sold to shops whereupon you used the funds to purchase glass and quartz for your zoo that you were concerned about.
With this, I find it hard to believe you "don't remember" as there was premeditated behavior to steal goods, hide the theft, make a profit: to fund a project. I believe you when you say you like playing on here and wanted to work on your zoo, but my question is: Why should you be allowed back on given this incident, regardless of whether you "remember" or not?
What assurances do we as staff have that this will not happen again?
I ask this because you still have yet to own up to the theft, break & entering, lying, etc.
Your end-goal in our conversation also appeared to be evading being punished with your main concern being:
Rather than actually owning up to something you very clearly thought out.
I'm going to need to see a much more thorough appeal that addresses not only the original issue, but also these rule-violations you failed to mention in our conversation to begin considering removing your ban.
- Poke
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