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Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo
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@CuriousGamer said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
What did you do after you found that out? And like how many years ago was this? I’m curious as to what ‘age’ AoA was at, as it’s kind of been through different phases it seems like.
What did I do?
I paged him. Asked what he was doing. Honestly can’t remember the answer, but it must have been enough to make me assume he wouldn’t do it again. This was 15-ish years ago; I was in my mid-twenties, and honestly there’s a lot of ways I talked myself out of being overdramatic about the whole thing.
But I never really trusted that private RP was private and I always checked +where before and during any kind of that RP.
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@blu 15 years is quite some time - maybe Cujo’s farmed out the perv to Dax in his stead?
Still, it’s concerning and I’m sorry you had to go through something so crazy.
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@CuriousGamer I admit I was not going to say anything and then got anxious when the question was posed when it happened (Road encouraged me to say something because it still creates a history of action, and I think spying on someone’s intimacy and sexual interactions is highly inappropriate, particularly now that I can look at it from the distance of time).
His disregard for Hadrix still demonstrates a lack of awareness.
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@blu said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
@CuriousGamer I admit I was not going to say anything and then got anxious when the question was posed when it happened (Road encouraged me to say something because it still creates a history of action, and I think spying on someone’s intimacy and sexual interactions is highly inappropriate, particularly now that I can look at it from the distance of time).
His disregard for Hadrix still demonstrates a lack of awareness.
As a person who just left that game, I completely believe you. Cujo talks a big game about not tolerating harassment, but his refusal to actually address it anywhere shows you who he is. He doesn’t address it because he doesn’t think it’s wrong. Every ban he did enforce has been someone he was personally mad at, no ban has ever been because they mistreated other players. He’s a sad little king on an angry little hill.
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@GoodInnit said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
@blu said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
@CuriousGamer I admit I was not going to say anything and then got anxious when the question was posed when it happened (Road encouraged me to say something because it still creates a history of action, and I think spying on someone’s intimacy and sexual interactions is highly inappropriate, particularly now that I can look at it from the distance of time).
His disregard for Hadrix still demonstrates a lack of awareness.
As a person who just left that game, I completely believe you. Cujo talks a big game about not tolerating harassment, but his refusal to actually address it anywhere shows you who he is. He doesn’t address it because he doesn’t think it’s wrong. Every ban he did enforce has been someone he was personally mad at, no ban has ever been because they mistreated other players. He’s a sad little king on a an angry little hill.
Clearly he doesn’t tolerate harassment and abuse. He encourages it!
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@Wuff said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
Clearly he doesn’t tolerate harassment and abuse. He encourages it!
Guy doesn’t just encourage it, either. He spies on people TSing, he is an abuser. No wonder he’s fine with all these other creepy weirdos.
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@tsar said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
@Wuff said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
Clearly he doesn’t tolerate harassment and abuse. He encourages it!
Guy doesn’t just encourage it, either. He spies on people TSing, he is an abuser. No wonder he’s fine with all these other creepy weirdos.
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@Wuff sad lol
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@blu said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
His disregard for Hadrix still demonstrates a lack of awareness.
Or endorsement.
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Update.
The alts, and only the alts for a number of departed players have been @nuked. Mains have been left intact. Reasons unknown but appears to be retaliation. Interestingly, this includes players who have not posted in this thread, nor announced their departure.
At this point, someone here has most definitely won crazy staff bingo. Your prize is at the front desk.
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@Das-Auto said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
Interestingly, this includes players who have not posted in this thread, nor announced their departure.
Lol, what?
Just random @nuke?
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Honestly I’m surprised my charbits haven’t been nailed yet. Maybe the alias is working.
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@Das-Auto Honestly? I think this is turning into 4D Bingo at this rate. All these updates seem determined to one-up each other.
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@GF said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
@Drowsy I suppose the honesty required for them to openly admit “I want a private Star Wars game themed around sexual assault, so anyone who doesn’t like it can leave” is refreshing. Seems like they could get the same thing at Shang but what do I know.
Correction: that apparently should have read, “I want a private Star Wars game themed around sexual assault, and I’ll ban anyone who doesn’t like it.”
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Just think… It’s all happening here. The legacy continues.
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@CuriousGamer said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
For Serenity - it does take simliar tones at AoA. I remember being annoyed and talking to a friend there I was tight with elsemu. I said something like F Mal and his wife (Inara) at the time via page. He came at me and banned me for it. The player never said anything and I was close enough I believed him. Things others have said give me no doubt he had everyone as suspect, or was parsing logs for his or Inara’s name, etc. Seems like it was common for him. Nothing was private on that game.
On AoA, Cujo & Creeps also listen in on pages. They also have the habit of quietly removing players’ ability to speak on the Public and Newbie channels. I know of several people who had this happen after they spoke up on something Cujo didn’t want to hear about (a subject Cujo himself brought up in one case, and in another case giving chargen advice on DSS), or said something that made him look stupid or uncool (which was only pulling off his mask). If you’re still on that game, don’t say anything in pages you don’t want them to hear. They will.
@GoodInnit said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
As a person who just left that game, I completely believe you. Cujo talks a big game about not tolerating harassment, but his refusal to actually address it anywhere shows you who he is. He doesn’t address it because he doesn’t think it’s wrong. Every ban he did enforce has been someone he was personally mad at, no ban has ever been because they mistreated other players. He’s a sad little king on an angry little hill.
This is also true. The Players’ Bill of Rights is a sham. When it comes to players, the only good about them Cujo sees is names on WHO. Everything else is a big open mouth that’s either eating up his database space with objects, or yowling about some problem he doesn’t care about because it’s not his.
@Das-Auto said in Star Wars Age of Alliances: Hadrix and Cujo:
Update.
The alts, and only the alts for a number of departed players have been @nuked. Mains have been left intact. Reasons unknown but appears to be retaliation. Interestingly, this includes players who have not posted in this thread, nor announced their departure.Probably people he was already pissed at. Considering this got out (if only because Cujo has no control over the narrative here), he’s furiously flailing and apparently doesn’t realize word of that will get out too, and not just here. Gains are slow and hard to make on AoA. Removing somebody’s work just for spite is no way to make them come running back.
Speaking of which, controlling the narrative is incredibly important to Cujo. Aside from removing bboard posts that he doesn’t like, he started a Discord channel several years back as a way for players to keep track of the game and events without logging in. It was equally heavily controlled; post something he didn’t like, and it’d vanish fast. Another player had one for a group on the game, which Cujo didn’t like (because of that lack of control) but couldn’t take down because he didn’t own it. He did ask the player to take it down. No dice. A couple years later, it did get taken down when that player left the MUSH.
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@Anony-Mouse I will never side eye a gamerunner not wanting players to run discords about their game.
I mean, clearly this Cujo is a real piece of work in every other regard, but on that one point? Yeah. I got burnt out trying to mitigate all the harm players caused each other on player run discords.
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@hellfrog Indeed. The only game I know that does this is Sindome, and well that is a trash fire. Meaning the thinking he can cover things up, not the discord bit. People will always talk, but if it is good or bad is not my debate.
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@BloodAngel I run a Discord that’s tied to my game. And while I would love to not need it(and I have tried, believe me, to discard it), I think the only reason it works at all is simply due to the fact that there are barely more than twenty people on it. If the game was larger, nah. Hard stop, that’d be relegated to garbage bin.
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