my opinion about troll, and mb2.

[Gogo Cocker]

A Plea for Justice and Fairness in Movie Battles II

Movie Battles II has been a sanctuary for Star Wars enthusiasts and gamers alike for years. It’s a place where strategy, creativity, and fun collide, creating an experience that’s hard to match. But lately, the administration of the game has taken a turn that feels less about fostering a welcoming community and more about control, leading to growing frustration and disenchantment among loyal players. Today, I’m speaking out not just for myself, but for everyone who’s felt silenced, targeted, or unfairly banned in what should be a shared space for enjoyment.

The Problem with Current Administration​

At the heart of the issue lies a troubling pattern: the banning of players for reasons that seem arbitrary, petty, or outright unjust. Players who choose to experiment with less conventional or "weaker" classes find themselves punished simply for playing the game their way. What once was a playground for diverse playstyles now feels like a heavily policed environment where stepping outside narrow expectations leads to exile.

Let me be clear: diversity in gameplay is the lifeblood of any multiplayer experience. Each player brings their unique approach, whether it’s mastering the meta or finding creative uses for "weaker" classes. Removing this variety undercuts what makes Movie Battles II such an engaging and dynamic experience. No one should be punished for exploring the full breadth of the game’s possibilities. Instead of encouraging growth and innovation, the administration has chosen to crack down on these players, branding them as nuisances rather than embracing their individuality.

The Silencing of Voices​

Even more concerning is the treatment of those who dare to speak out against these injustices. Blaze, Catman, Gogo, and others like them have been silenced for expressing their opinions, critiquing the administration, or advocating for a more inclusive environment. Banning individuals for voicing concerns is not just heavy-handed; it’s antithetical to the very principles of a community-driven game.

When dissent is met with punishment, it stifles the collective voice of the community. People grow fearful of expressing themselves, and the game loses the vibrant exchange of ideas that fosters improvement and innovation. Blaze, for instance, has been a passionate and vocal member of the community, raising valid points about the direction of the game. His ban is not just a loss for him but a loss for all of us who benefit from diverse perspectives.

Standing Up for Fairness​

It’s time to take a stand. We need to advocate for a Movie Battles II community where every player, regardless of their playstyle or opinions, is treated with respect. We need an administration that listens to its community, values feedback, and fosters an environment of collaboration rather than control.

The following principles should guide the future of Movie Battles II:

1. Fair Treatment for All Players: No one should be banned simply for choosing to play a less popular class or for exploring unconventional strategies. The diversity of playstyles is what makes the game dynamic and exciting.
2. Open Dialogue: Constructive criticism and open dialogue between the community and administration are vital. Players should feel safe expressing their opinions without fear of retaliation.
3. Clear and Transparent Rules: If bans are necessary, the reasons behind them should be clear, consistent, and well-documented. Arbitrary decisions breed resentment and distrust.
4. Respect for Creativity: Encourage creativity, experimentation, and alternative approaches to gameplay. The game thrives on innovation and exploration, not conformity.

Why We Fight​

This is not just about Blaze, Catman, Gogo, or any single player. It’s about the kind of community we want to be part of. A community where everyone feels welcome. A community where every player, no matter their skill level or approach, has a place. A community that values its members and grows stronger because of them, not in spite of them.

To those who have been unfairly silenced, know that you are not alone. To those who continue to fight for fairness and respect, you have allies. And to the administration, I urge you to reflect on the choices you’ve made and the impact they’ve had on the community. Is this the legacy you want to leave behind?

#FreeBlaze #FreeCatman #FreeGogo​

These aren’t just hashtags; they’re a rallying cry for a better, more inclusive Movie Battles II. They represent the voices of players who love this game and want to see it thrive. Let’s work together to create a future where everyone can play their way, share their thoughts, and be part of something truly special.

To those who have felt the sting of unjust treatment, I stand with you. To those who dream of a better community, I fight alongside you. Together, we can reclaim the spirit of Movie Battles II and ensure that it remains a place for creativity, diversity, and fun for years to come.

 

[yle yatarn.]

I think Blaze was banned on the forums after he sent a threat directly to Mace and the rest of the developer team. The comment said was something like this: “I hope Jokerlel escapes the mental asylum he is in and runs into the MB2 headquarters with a bomb attached to his chest.” This is all i remember before the comment was deleted.

 

[FRANK LAMPART]

@YamThePrussian biggest troll ever, obv genetic related.