Post: #19
07-13-201210:54 PM
I find it moderately amusing that people automatically think "breaking things" = "griefing". In order for something to qualify as griefing it has to be something that is done without the consent of the owner for the purpose of causing grief. Hence the name, griefing.
Having an official day where people can blow stuff the hell up isn't a "griefing day", it's a "blow shit up" day. Might even alleviate the tensions of those who otherwise might grief because they aren't ever allowed to legitimately blow anything up.
Consider it a celebratory fireworks show.
OTOH The concerns about server load may well be warranted. But they can easily be alleviated by making sure that everybody gets a limited amount of dynamite.
Having an official day where people can blow stuff the hell up isn't a "griefing day", it's a "blow shit up" day. Might even alleviate the tensions of those who otherwise might grief because they aren't ever allowed to legitimately blow anything up.
Consider it a celebratory fireworks show.
OTOH The concerns about server load may well be warranted. But they can easily be alleviated by making sure that everybody gets a limited amount of dynamite.
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