realBelloWaldi

You must be at least 16 years old in order to join xenogamers. @Rejects @Ohstopyou @kbraszzz @metalslug53

Mine:

Cool respectable person, who's active and mature. A:10 M:10 Also hi @Bleed

Bye ohstopyou - here some good old sad music :^(. UNO DOS TRES QUATRO http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y6_mfv4qems

YUSHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH +1

Why don't you close it and let him re-apply on July 19th?

>forbid death threats >use fear to handle thing Anyways, thanks for dealing with this issue, @DivisionManager , you are great.

My opinion: Telling people to kill themselves is disrespcet. It should be treated the same way: Warn => Gag => Kick => Ban and so on. Telling people that you are actually going to kill them in real life or suicide threats should be nerfed, but still taken seriously. Those should cause only one warning and if he goes on an immediate, not permanent, ban afterwards. Examples: Death threat: Person 1: I will kill you if you don't give me a hug. Person 2: Okay okay... Death threat much... Suicide threat: Person 1: I will kill myself if you don't give me a hug. Person 2: Okay okay... Death suicide threat much...

+1 is a nice person and plays on our servers. A:9 M:7

@Ohstopyou @Rejects @Moosty @metalslug53

c u

@The_Unlit_Torch Case: be quiet! Silent Base 800 (€ 110,83 ) Wifi Adaper: TP-Link TL-WN881ND (For le wifi, about 16 €) SSD: 240GB Kingston SSDNow V300 2.5" (6.4cm) SATA 6Gb/s M... ( 84,79€) Cooler: EKL Alpenföhn Brocken 2 ( 34€) Drive:Samsung SH-224DB/BEBE (11,22€) RAM:16GB Corsair Vengeance Pro (135,85*) Power Adapter: 650 Watt Corsair CS Series ( 92,43*) OS: Microsoft Windows 7 Home ( 99,61€) GPU: 4096MB MSI GeForce GTX 970 (like 354€ ) Mainboard: Asus Z97-Pro Gamer Gaming (127 €) HDD: 1000GB Seagate Desktop HDD (48,46€) Intel Core i7 4790K 4x 4.00GHz (342,37) ______________________________________ 1452€ = 13 642.6894 Swedish kronor. This is my "setup" and I can just recommend it. It's not too expensive but it's great.

NICE

Nope, according to @Nomulois that's not possible.

this so much ^. Also if someone is disrespecting you through steam, you should probably just remove him.

Welp

Okay, whatever. I am sorry for overreacting a bit, some posts just make me extremely angry. _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ What I wanted to say, in my opinion it's a great step to make an apology and trying to handle this like human beings. Apology and forgiveness are two sides of the same emotional coin. They reflect the constructive ways the oppressors and the oppressed in an intractable conflict can come to grips with the pain and suffering the conflict produced. Apologies and forgiveness are important because intractable conflicts generate such deep and searing emotions. Even after the fighting stops, people still feel the pain, hurt, anger, fear, and hatred that produced the conflict and its horrors in the first place. Without apology and forgiveness, people remain locked in the value systems that produced the conflict. Little progress beyond a ceasefire can be made. t is not easy, however, to apologize or forgive. To see that, consider two scenes from the remarkable documentary about the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, "Long Night's Journey Into Day."[1] The film ends with the case of two policemen who had asked for amnesty for their killing of seven young black teenagers during the struggle for the townships in the 1980s. The apology made by the white officer was anything but heartfelt. He remained arrogant, and clearly was making the apology only in order to have a chance at gaining amnesty. His lack of sincerity was obvious; he was refused. The other officer was black. The film showed his hearing before the Commission, where it was clear that he truly felt remorse. Nonetheless, the mothers of the seven boys were still so grief-stricken almost 15 years after the murders that they broke down and had to be taken from the room. The Commission then set up a meeting between the former officer and the seven women. The officer was in tears for much of the session. For much of the session, the mothers remained adamant in their refusal to forgive him. Finally, one of them noticed that his name means "prayer" in Xhosa, his native language. She told him that, as a Christian, she realized that she had a duty to forgive. At that point, you could feel the tension escape from the room. Those eight people, brought together in tragedy, were ready to move on with their personal and political lives. What I want to say: Those people who hate Egossi should just move on and just drop that past. Just accept his apology and start over. I hope you get what I am saying, this is gonna be my last post in this thread if you think this is "too emotional" then you may be right.

Honestly whyte, i don't want to be rude but you have literally never seen him. So please stop judging someone you have never seen. You never had anything to do with him, you really can't judge him.

he literally caused never trouble. lol. Why not?

Already asked @Ohstopyou about the I <3 Xenophobia but he said their opinion "wouldn't change".