Vali: This was actually quite enjoyable until you had to be all tiresome and boring. Your lack of sense of humour is appalling. What makes it truly frightening though, is that you actually mix in the "admin" stuff in it. I'd also like to remind yo... Oh, why do I bother. Fuck this shit.

If you dislike people bringing up your admin status in the context of your abusive comments you should probably stop using your admin status to intimidate people you have a personal problem with, tbh. It's kinda immature and inconsistent.

Pretty sure it's just Gryzor being Gryzor. What Koeitje was saying (which was pretty obvious if you have half a brain) is that FaN is not a problem in the states because the majority of people think it's too cheap to use. Here however most people don't not use it out of principle but are happy instead to abuse it's cheapness, hence a lack of honour from the majority that isn't found in the US TF2 scene. I think it'd be pretty moronic to think that Koeitje was trying to claim that FaN-users and non-FaN-users lack honour here and that everyone in the US had honour regardless of whether they used the FaN. A little bit of intelligence would go a long way to helping people not think of you as a moron Gryzor, as would laying off the (in this case unwarrented) abusive comments help improve people's perception of you as an admin. Edit: "Perhaps we should do with you like you advocate for the FAN, ban things on a personal whim that are annoying but actually have not done anything wrong?" <- Exemplary admin attitude there ladies and gents.

If you dislike people bringing up your admin status in the context of your abusive comments you should probably stop using your admin status to intimidate people you have a personal problem with, tbh. It's kinda immature and inconsistent.

It's more because the tf2 players in the states have honor :P. See turtle's post here http://etf2l.org/forum/general/topic-5479/ You can't compare feeling towards certain maps vs feeling towards a broken weapon.