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  1. Please, you're no saint. It's clear that Heide's problems with Grant aren't restricted to purely IC. http://imgur.com/a/ybdWi Besides, you still haven't addressed the sudden change of Heide's behavior/manners/whatever you'd like to call it. If he really is a simpleton as you say, he shouldn't have been able to hide his emotions for as long as he did.
  2. Excuse me? I still can't understand Heide's reasoning for the death threats and the aggressive behavior. Heide introduced Grant to the group, they helped each other out every now and then with no form of antagonizing except for one occasion where Ethan and Grant argued. As I said earlier, last thing I did for the rest, including Heide, before the holiday was feed them. We cooperated even then despite the 'IC' argument. Came back, saw Heide's profile stating that Grant was ungrateful and now it's all edgy 'Heide never liked you'. If that's what you're gonna say for your character, why haven't there been signs of a change in behavior? You treated Grant like anyone else before the whole argument. Otherwise, Heide shouldn't have brought me to the group, let me help him cook(twice, mind you), and generally talk without so much as a scoff or rolling of the eyes until the map change rolled around or the argument with Ethan was done. When I was talking to you and Jay's player about the whole 'IC to OOC' subject, he explained himself but you stayed quiet, not stating your motivations for anything Heide's done to me since I got back. Don't act any different, you're just as suspicious of it here.
  3. I come back after a brief holiday only to find everyone building up tensions with me. Sorry but the 'end of the world' doesn't count as a reason to not repair relationships, Jay. No-one bothers to explain themselves, the actions of fellow group members, morally right or wrong, are considered correct just due to experience. Funny thing, considering that I explained in great detail every action of mine, yet it seems as if I'm speaking like a child to many of you, who prefer to have their characters resort to violence. Somehow, it doesn't seem to tick to most that I had Grant point the gun at the prisoner looking guy for good reasons despite me pointing out that A) he broke into Renee's apartment, B) he's in prisoner garb despite 9 months of the apocalypse, C) he's some newcomer that noone else has met and D) Grant was thrown down and he was standing in plain sight, away from the rest, so friendly fire wasn't an issue unless Grant's a real shit shot. Despite that, most of the group chose to side with him, even though by your logic, Grant had more experience than him. Saying that the 'entire group' does the same thing Grant does doesn't mean nor justify that everyone has to be aggressive. All these problems are apparently restricted to IC but nothing is stopping any of the characters from coming clean and talking it out. It's as if shooting/injuring/killing a guy is the best solution, just because it's more fun or whatever to the characters and players. You're not getting my things, not until you sort your shit out. Until then, or if you choose to stick with your views then it's never, I'm keeping my things and bid adieu. Tough shit.