
Originally Posted by
Rainothon
Finally: I do wonder what made the former Codemaster employee seek the stage at this time. Nostalgia? Oh yes, I can see how being a GM responsible for this great game in it's subscription era, without having the weight of being responsible for development, and serving a fanbase that's perhaps unrivalled in it's gaming and fantasy passion (looking at you, German LOTR fans), must have been an amazing time.
I can't be 100% sure but I think he said something about it being closure.. to move on and end that chapter. He was finally in a position where he could say some more things so did. I'd assume there were many, many times over the years where he couldn't speak up to correct mistakes or wrong assumptions and I'd imagine that could be slightly frustrating.

Originally Posted by
Edrogar
The only issue i really had with CM GM's was inconsistency, one would do something to help you, then a week later the bug would hit you again and a different GM would tell you it can't be dealt with, even after explaining to him/her step by step what the previous GM had done.
I didn't experience that personally. Though inconsistency can happen here too.. different explanations about a bug or a couple a weeks ago a friend bartered the wrong item for her minstrel (was still a minstrel item and not another class item) yet that GM switched it out for her. In the past I've been told no as it's an item my character could use.
That's the problem with giving the support staff leeway to be problem solvers, some have the smarts for it and some don't so you get an inconstant support system that can be as frustrating as having a bad support system.
I'm sure that could be true in some cases.
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