Did you even read the chat in the images?Knifewrench wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 9:04 pm no tbf not giving a tip is kinda shit thing, but doesnt give the crafter the right to hostage/extort as counter action.
Did you even read the chat in the images?Knifewrench wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 9:04 pm no tbf not giving a tip is kinda shit thing, but doesnt give the crafter the right to hostage/extort as counter action.
yes i have, did you? clearly the crafter is extorting the guy for 20g? its 100% obvious.Uggerbugger wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 5:59 amDid you even read the chat in the images?Knifewrench wrote: Tue Aug 18, 2026 9:04 pm no tbf not giving a tip is kinda shit thing, but doesnt give the crafter the right to hostage/extort as counter action.
no clearly the crafter refused to hand over the axe to buyer and CHANGED his price after pressing craft. then proceded to extort the buyer for gold. (the buyer is rude af for not tipping but that aint the point here), crafter changed price and holds item hostage (EXTORTING) before getting a sum of money not beforehand mentioned.Uggerbugger wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:10 am The rules clearly forbid saying "i will do it for 10g" and then later say "no, you need to pay 20g". It does not clearly forbid wanting payment for a service when no contract is made, which is the case here. Crafter is just as right to assume some sort of payment as "buyer" is to get it for free, aka they are both doing a mistake. Secondly the crafter says "come on, be fair', in which case the response of the "buyer" is to say "do what you think is fair" and then leave the party. In which case crafter does what they think is fair, which is to send a modest fee and the axe.
I do not see a crafter scam here, if any I see a buyer scam. And at the end of the day, they both learned something, and seeing the ban request from "buyer" just baffles me.
What? Did you read the same thing as I did? Where exactly did he refused to give the axe back? In the chat, they were clearly discussing that the crafter expects a reward and the hunter says no I am broke. He doesn't hold it hostage at any point. The hunter then leaves the group and the crafter sends the axe to the email. Where exactly does he says "I will not give you the axe" mate? Nowhere. He was just trying to set up the expectations after the crafting happened which is unfortunate but what else they should've done if the expectations were not set up prior?Knifewrench wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:14 amno clearly the crafter refused to hand over the axe to buyer and CHANGED his price after pressing craft. then proceded to extort the buyer for gold. (the buyer is rude af for not tipping but that aint the point here), crafter changed price and holds item hostage (EXTORTING) before getting a sum of money not beforehand mentioned.Uggerbugger wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:10 am The rules clearly forbid saying "i will do it for 10g" and then later say "no, you need to pay 20g". It does not clearly forbid wanting payment for a service when no contract is made, which is the case here. Crafter is just as right to assume some sort of payment as "buyer" is to get it for free, aka they are both doing a mistake. Secondly the crafter says "come on, be fair', in which case the response of the "buyer" is to say "do what you think is fair" and then leave the party. In which case crafter does what they think is fair, which is to send a modest fee and the axe.
I do not see a crafter scam here, if any I see a buyer scam. And at the end of the day, they both learned something, and seeing the ban request from "buyer" just baffles me.
end of day crafter deserves a temp ban for breaking server rules.
yes and same conclusion was reached on discord. crafter is a scammer going back on his deal and extorting the buyer. buyer is an ass. crafter clearly break server rules and should be reprimended. crafter wasnt trying to sort it he was negotiating with the person he tried to extort for howmuch gold he could extort him. person that got extorted said F ur extortion and ill report yo ass.Shadowmak wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:33 amWhat? Did you read the same thing as I did? Where exactly did he refused to give the axe back? In the chat, they were clearly discussing that the crafter expects a reward and the hunter says no I am broke. He doesn't hold it hostage at any point. The hunter then leaves the group and the crafter sends the axe to the email. Where exactly does he says "I will not give you the axe" mate? Nowhere. He was just trying to set up the expectations after the crafting happened which is unfortunate but what else they should've done if the expectations were not set up prior?Knifewrench wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:14 amno clearly the crafter refused to hand over the axe to buyer and CHANGED his price after pressing craft. then proceded to extort the buyer for gold. (the buyer is rude af for not tipping but that aint the point here), crafter changed price and holds item hostage (EXTORTING) before getting a sum of money not beforehand mentioned.Uggerbugger wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:10 am The rules clearly forbid saying "i will do it for 10g" and then later say "no, you need to pay 20g". It does not clearly forbid wanting payment for a service when no contract is made, which is the case here. Crafter is just as right to assume some sort of payment as "buyer" is to get it for free, aka they are both doing a mistake. Secondly the crafter says "come on, be fair', in which case the response of the "buyer" is to say "do what you think is fair" and then leave the party. In which case crafter does what they think is fair, which is to send a modest fee and the axe.
I do not see a crafter scam here, if any I see a buyer scam. And at the end of the day, they both learned something, and seeing the ban request from "buyer" just baffles me.
end of day crafter deserves a temp ban for breaking server rules.
Crafter was trying to solve the issue, even admitted that usually he charges 40g for that but in this case since they did not discuss the price he will take a tip (which can be from 0 to infinite, so the hunter could just give him whatever he wants) and fix that they did not set-up the expectations. Hunter was disrespectful to the crafter, left the group like a child and then cried to a GM, on Discord and in forum.
Where did he broke any rules? Where did he said that he wants as many gols as he wants? He clearly said:Knifewrench wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:45 amyes and same conclusion was reached on discord. crafter is a scammer going back on his deal and extorting the buyer. buyer is an ass. crafter clearly break server rules and should be reprimended. crafter wasnt trying to sort it he was negotiating with the person he tried to extort for howmuch gold he could extort him. person that got extorted said F ur extortion and ill report yo ass.Shadowmak wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:33 amWhat? Did you read the same thing as I did? Where exactly did he refused to give the axe back? In the chat, they were clearly discussing that the crafter expects a reward and the hunter says no I am broke. He doesn't hold it hostage at any point. The hunter then leaves the group and the crafter sends the axe to the email. Where exactly does he says "I will not give you the axe" mate? Nowhere. He was just trying to set up the expectations after the crafting happened which is unfortunate but what else they should've done if the expectations were not set up prior?Knifewrench wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:14 am
no clearly the crafter refused to hand over the axe to buyer and CHANGED his price after pressing craft. then proceded to extort the buyer for gold. (the buyer is rude af for not tipping but that aint the point here), crafter changed price and holds item hostage (EXTORTING) before getting a sum of money not beforehand mentioned.
end of day crafter deserves a temp ban for breaking server rules.
Crafter was trying to solve the issue, even admitted that usually he charges 40g for that but in this case since they did not discuss the price he will take a tip (which can be from 0 to infinite, so the hunter could just give him whatever he wants) and fix that they did not set-up the expectations. Hunter was disrespectful to the crafter, left the group like a child and then cried to a GM, on Discord and in forum.
buyer gave 0 tip, wich was up to buyer crafter then refused to hand over item and started extorting the buyers property for gold.Shadowmak wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 9:36 amWhere did he broke any rules? Where did he said that he wants as many gols as he wants? He clearly said:Knifewrench wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:45 amyes and same conclusion was reached on discord. crafter is a scammer going back on his deal and extorting the buyer. buyer is an ass. crafter clearly break server rules and should be reprimended. crafter wasnt trying to sort it he was negotiating with the person he tried to extort for howmuch gold he could extort him. person that got extorted said F ur extortion and ill report yo ass.Shadowmak wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:33 am
What? Did you read the same thing as I did? Where exactly did he refused to give the axe back? In the chat, they were clearly discussing that the crafter expects a reward and the hunter says no I am broke. He doesn't hold it hostage at any point. The hunter then leaves the group and the crafter sends the axe to the email. Where exactly does he says "I will not give you the axe" mate? Nowhere. He was just trying to set up the expectations after the crafting happened which is unfortunate but what else they should've done if the expectations were not set up prior?
Crafter was trying to solve the issue, even admitted that usually he charges 40g for that but in this case since they did not discuss the price he will take a tip (which can be from 0 to infinite, so the hunter could just give him whatever he wants) and fix that they did not set-up the expectations. Hunter was disrespectful to the crafter, left the group like a child and then cried to a GM, on Discord and in forum.
[Party] (Duskii): we didnt discuss a price
[Party] (Duskii): was just gonna take what you tip
[Party] (Duskii: I usually charge 30-40g
[Party] [Duskil]: up to you
that doesn't mean he wants as many gold as possible. "up to you" means "give me as much gold as you think is enough".
Sheryl also wrote "I am not in the mood for this, do what you feel is right with it". So crafter did exactly as instructed.
Again, the timeline is:
1. No agreement on the price
2. Craft happened
3. Now they start clarifying on the expectations
4. Sheryl leaves, says "do what u want with it"
5. Crafter doesn't sell it on AH or anything but gives him COD that he thinks he deserves, strengthened by Sheryl's claim to do whatever he wants with it
At no point crafter got to point he was holding him as hostage.
buyer gave 0 tip, he then did not refused to hand-over the item but started setting the expectations which both parties failed to set-up prior the craft. Nowhere the hunter said "Sorry mate, I don't have any gold, tip is voluntary, the price was not discussed before hand so I won't give any payment". If the hunter said that and the crafter would still refuse to give him the item THEN it would be holding the item as hostage. But hunter immaturely left the group before this could happen.Knifewrench wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 9:59 ambuyer gave 0 tip, wich was up to buyer crafter then refused to hand over item and started extorting the buyers property for gold.Shadowmak wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 9:36 amWhere did he broke any rules? Where did he said that he wants as many gols as he wants? He clearly said:Knifewrench wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 7:45 am
yes and same conclusion was reached on discord. crafter is a scammer going back on his deal and extorting the buyer. buyer is an ass. crafter clearly break server rules and should be reprimended. crafter wasnt trying to sort it he was negotiating with the person he tried to extort for howmuch gold he could extort him. person that got extorted said F ur extortion and ill report yo ass.
[Party] (Duskii): we didnt discuss a price
[Party] (Duskii): was just gonna take what you tip
[Party] (Duskii: I usually charge 30-40g
[Party] [Duskil]: up to you
that doesn't mean he wants as many gold as possible. "up to you" means "give me as much gold as you think is enough".
Sheryl also wrote "I am not in the mood for this, do what you feel is right with it". So crafter did exactly as instructed.
Again, the timeline is:
1. No agreement on the price
2. Craft happened
3. Now they start clarifying on the expectations
4. Sheryl leaves, says "do what u want with it"
5. Crafter doesn't sell it on AH or anything but gives him COD that he thinks he deserves, strengthened by Sheryl's claim to do whatever he wants with it
At no point crafter got to point he was holding him as hostage.
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