Dear CSR Jovianne,

I mean the best of intentions of this letter, please do not mistake any of this as "inappropriate" as you read this letter.

You and your staff may not be aware of this story. About four years ago, many players were banned for the use of "Korean-Style" moves. Venister, the founder of GunZ Online eventually allowed the use of "K-Style" as it was the use of something called "Emergent Game play."

Emergent game play is the use of a game different than the original intent of the game designers. This may be due to bugs in the game engine or a creative idea to use the software in a different way. You may be aware that emergent game play popped up in games like Starcraft, allowing users to make creative maps which were enjoyable for others. Blizzard did not stop this emergent game play as it helped with their success. K-Style proved to be a successful form of emergent game play and helped with the popularity of GunZ.

I believe that my so called "Monk-Style" is nothing different. It's yet another unique form of game play. There are still ways for regular players to play against people using my "Monk-Style." If you believe that this is a problem, then precautions should be taken in order to remove the style from the game. I am sure that your staff and MAIET could work something out. I do not attempt using third-party software in order to achieve this style at all.

The ijji staff has seemed to gain a "bad" reputation for how they handle situations. I remember that awhile back, a game master renamed the user "FazyLuck" to "Flower" then later banned him. He was in no ways violating the ToS (terms of service), yet it seemed to be in the mind of one the staff members that it was. There was also the situation regarding shower room games awhile back as well. Users would be banned if caught in a shower room death-match game. As a member of gunzfactor.com clearly pointed out, a new user would not know that shower rooms are actually not allowed just through a little statement.

In my honest opinion, the staff members at ijji do not know how to deal with a proper situation. This is how they got a bad reputation. I'd suggest that members would take the good time and effort to get to know what the Terms of Service actually MEAN before they take action. If "Monk-Style" violates the ToS, so does "K-Style." If the staff members at ijji do not wish to accept this, it's called corruption. I would appreciate this if the staff members would understand this situation clearly.

Sincerely,
Monk