Of course its a stupid thing to do, but I totally see no reason why the item should not be returned. Nobody is being harmed by it. Rules should not be followed because they are rules, but because of an underlying reason. If the the issue at hand totally outweighs this underlying reason, the rule should not be enforced.
There are quite a few people harmed by returning the item:
All others who didn't get their stuff back.
why dont you support this guy in getting his item back, rather than making it ok for him not too!!!! what is wrong with you fucking people
I would support that something is changed in the system.
I don't support favorism.
so Ben you are admitting here that mistakes can happen but I`m just curious are you saying that its better that MA doesnt change their policy and in the process give the amp back because you or others didnt get their stuff back?
He said that all should be treated equal.
If so i just have to say you know what that sounds like to me......
"No this school doesnt need a crossing.My children got hit by cars when they went to this school so bad luck"
Your example applied to the situation is more like demanding a crossing for some of the children, since it's ok to let the the others be rolled over by cars.
Problem with MA is they are reactive, they need to be proactive.
Nice idea. Will require management change though (else they would have instantiated that policy a long time ago).
They have put themselves in between a rock and a hard place. Jeff, i have no idea about legal things but im sure it could be argued not returning the item is against basic human rights or something of that nature.
Please read up on human rights.
I am disappointed at the people who think that the item shouldnt be returned and hope they never find themselves in your shoes.
I'm disappointed that some people here demand to make an exception for a select few.
THIS ITEM IS UNIQUE...IT HAS ITS OWN CODE....IT IS EASY TO TRACK...
Every item is unique (because it has a primary key in the DB to track it).
MA do listen and see reason
to change the current implementation (like implementing locks)
it is a shame the player base isnt a little more supportive of Squall in his time of need.
What do you expect?
Should the people say: Hey MA, it's ok if other peoples stuff in gone after pressing accept, but fur heavens sake give the guy back his uber item... ?
The TT policy IMO is unfair and should be amended.
I agree with this (see my first post in this thread).
I think MA should change the policy to something to the effect of where if an Item is tt'ed, a request to have that item replaced would cost a significant amount of money. Say 2000 peds. This would be to cover the time it would take to review the case and reintroduce the item. It would also prevent abuse because items that are worth less won't be asked to be replaced due to the cost of a new one would be less than the cost to have it un-tt'ed.
Great, so everyone with an item with market value of less than 2k PED should not be able to benefit from this?
Why not make it so that only avatars in the top 10 socs are able to reclaim their tt'ed items?
In addition, you should contact any and all media outlets that will pick up the story. It is a very interesting case that you have and if you do end up on the losing end, then it will make MA and the platform look very bad.
What you suggest would be qualify as coercion in germany.
Because besides many-many reasonable and good people in here, there is also a bunch of finger-pointing a-holes here as well, who seeing you get your item back will run screaming to MA support that they want their items back like you did.
(emphasis added by me)
People who demand equal treatment are assholes?
For this: -REP
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