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It was decided behind the players' backs that if done multiple times, bombing or destroying an owned plot could result in a warn. This "pseudo-rule" was created solely because of Tyce's rapid terrorist attacks. Players were not made aware of this and the rules had stated the exact opposite. So, there was significant uproar when Tyce received three warnings for his attacks and got banned. One of these warnings was later removed, and he was unbanned, yet the other two still remained. As stated by Eagle, "It's also entirely your fault if staffs have to clean up your mess every time" (May 2020). This, simply, was untrue. Staff were not entitled to clean up the mess of a nation leader's own mistake. Insecure town permissions were the fault of the mayor. Not one outside claim was damaged. The ban action taken by the Staff Team did not adhere to the rules. As stated by [[Sharkfynn1012]], also known as CorgiPaws, "If players don't know the ''actual'' rules, how can they be expected to play... It does not break towny, nor the rules" (May 2020).

Around this time, players grew increasingly frustrated with the Staff Team. Tyce, alongside others, believed that Staff were beginning to make up their own, imaginary rules. Tyce claimed it was not fair to the players, and proclaimed that rules must be explicitly stated in the rules. This began a trend called #PutYourRulesInTheRules. In the end, the Staff Team ended up revising the rules and outright banning Tyce's terrorist tactics, long after the war had ended. Formerly, Rule 3.1 was called ''Destroying land around claims.'' Now, it is called ''Destroying land in or around claims''.

Around this time, players grew increasingly frustrated with the Staff Team. Tyce, alongside others, believed that Staff were beginning to make up their own, imaginary rules. Tyce claimed it was not fair to the players, and proclaimed that rules must be explicitly stated in the rules. This began a trend called #PutYourRulesInTheRules. In the end, the Staff Team ended up revising the rules and outright banning Tyce's terrorist tactics, long after the war had ended. Formerly, Rule 3.1 was called ''Destroying land around claims.'' Now, it is called ''Destroying land in or around claims''. This created additional confusion among the community.

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Furthermore, Tyce developed a dangerous, now blacklisted and bannable tactic known as [[Scaffold-Rod]]. This he did not get in trouble for, as it became against the rules once Tyce had stopped playing. Very few players, Tyce included, learned how to use scaffolding to literally fly. Players maintained full range of motion in the air and could move in all directions, even farther up. This was used to hover above cities. Tyce then realized it would be possible to use a fishing rod while hovering in the air, with scaffolding, to launch players up and kill them via fall damage. He taught many of his friends how to use this, and it was used to wreak havoc in several major cities on the server. He had even hosted lessons in which players could pay 5G to learn how to use this threatening tactic. This was used to kill countless American citizens sitting within claims. This led to the [[Raid of New York]].

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 It was decided behind the players' backs that if done multiple times, bombing or destroying an owned plot could result in a warn. This "pseudo-rule" was created solely because of Tyce's rapid terrorist attacks. Players were not made aware of this and the rules had stated the exact opposite. So, there was significant uproar when Tyce received three warnings for his attacks and got banned. One of these warnings was later removed, and he was unbanned, yet the other two still remained. As stated by Eagle, "It's also entirely your fault if staffs have to clean up your mess every time" (May 2020). This, simply, was untrue. Staff were not entitled to clean up the mess of a nation leader's own mistake. Insecure town permissions were the fault of the mayor. Not one outside claim was damaged. The ban action taken by the Staff Team did not adhere to the rules. As stated by [[Sharkfynn1012]], also known as CorgiPaws, "If players don't know the ''actual'' rules, how can they be expected to play... It does not break towny, nor the rules" (May 2020).
-Around this time, players grew increasingly frustrated with the Staff Team. Tyce, alongside others, believed that Staff were beginning to make up their own, imaginary rules. Tyce claimed it was not fair to the players, and proclaimed that rules must be explicitly stated in the rules. This began a trend called #PutYourRulesInTheRules. In the end, the Staff Team ended up revising the rules and outright banning Tyce's terrorist tactics, long after the war had ended. Formerly, Rule 3.1 was called ''Destroying land around claims.'' Now, it is called ''Destroying land in or around claims''.
+Around this time, players grew increasingly frustrated with the Staff Team. Tyce, alongside others, believed that Staff were beginning to make up their own, imaginary rules. Tyce claimed it was not fair to the players, and proclaimed that rules must be explicitly stated in the rules. This began a trend called #PutYourRulesInTheRules. In the end, the Staff Team ended up revising the rules and outright banning Tyce's terrorist tactics, long after the war had ended. Formerly, Rule 3.1 was called ''Destroying land around claims.'' Now, it is called ''Destroying land in or around claims''. This created additional confusion among the community.
+[[File:Fishing Rod.png|right|frameless|417x417px]]
 Furthermore, Tyce developed a dangerous, now blacklisted and bannable tactic known as [[Scaffold-Rod]]. This he did not get in trouble for, as it became against the rules once Tyce had stopped playing. Very few players, Tyce included, learned how to use scaffolding to literally fly. Players maintained full range of motion in the air and could move in all directions, even farther up. This was used to hover above cities. Tyce then realized it would be possible to use a fishing rod while hovering in the air, with scaffolding, to launch players up and kill them via fall damage. He taught many of his friends how to use this, and it was used to wreak havoc in several major cities on the server. He had even hosted lessons in which players could pay 5G to learn how to use this threatening tactic. This was used to kill countless American citizens sitting within claims. This led to the [[Raid of New York]].

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