GO from other countries

spa856 · Oct 21st 2012, 3:15am

Is possible, for all countries, have GO and SGO from other countries?
For example in Italy have GOs from germany or other countries....

Often, GOs are friends of players...and they can help or close the eyes....
:thumbdown:

Taro · Oct 21st 2012, 8:52am

Then you should find GO's that know multiple languages, right?

Valent · Oct 21st 2012, 9:47am

spa856 wrote:

Often, GOs are friends of players...and they can help or close the eyes....

Then, they are not real GOs and they shouldn't be allowed in team. If discovered and the break in the rules is proven, the faulty GO should be removed immediately.
Impartiality and respect for the rules is the main prerequisite for a GO

hynner · Oct 21st 2012, 12:31pm

@spa856:
Be happy for what you have. A year ago, I started playing on ogame.cz again. At that time, there were 2GAs, 1SGO and 1BA, all inactive. Then this situation was solved and we got BA from another game and GA from ogame.sk. A few days ago, our GA was banned for using his admin rights on the uni he played (he did several super advanced hits there), so :bday:

Ogame
To the suggestion, I don´t think this is possible for small communities like ogame.cz.

spa856 · Oct 21st 2012, 9:59pm

Italy is not a small community.

Cyber Smoke · Oct 25th 2012, 12:14am

I don't think such measures are really necessary, with only exception that bans from original CoMaGF sometimes should & might take place in case of severe rules violations from chains of players.

Néné · Oct 25th 2012, 5:02pm

And the languagein all this? I see bad going on Ogame Taiwan eh

spa856 · Oct 25th 2012, 5:20pm

For the ticket we can use a defaul text.
For example:

Universe x
ticket open by x
date x

cause: pushing, bashing, sharing etc
attach:

All in english....I don't think you cannot write an email in english.

Néné · Oct 25th 2012, 5:36pm

All the players don't speak about it and even less to explain a problem.

Make an example: he is German, I would be French and we would communicate in English, it are so logical °:

Red-Dragon · Oct 26th 2012, 5:34pm

What to think off people that don't understand English?, there are people that don't understand it (reading and writing).

Cyber Smoke · Oct 27th 2012, 6:36am

On the sidenote, I'd like to add that if a person knows two or more foreign languages & moderates non-local realm, he's sure to have some buddies around.

Valent · Oct 27th 2012, 10:53am

Cyber Smoke wrote:

On the sidenote, I'd like to add that if a person knows two or more foreign languages & moderates non-local realm, he's sure to have some buddies around.

I can't understand why we are discussing this, if a teamler ( GO or mod ) is not able to show impartiality and respect for the rules, his place is not in the team and those in charge should remove him/her from the team as soon as possible.

Viktor 36 · Oct 27th 2012, 11:31am

We share BAs and GAs or SGOs in Slovak and Czech OGame Community. We have similar languages, so its no problem there.

ZmeryDwagon · Oct 27th 2012, 5:34pm

Viktor, same as .PT and .BR communities. I really can't see what the fuss is about. If the language is the same, why differentiate? If they didn't speak native language, now THAT would be a problem.
GOs/MODs should be picked given their ability and interest to help, not on friendships or language spoken (besides native) or anything.
If a teamler is able to speak non-native languages, that's a plus for sure. But that can NOT be a criteria. Besides, everyone knows the basics of english nowadays. You don't need to speak it fluently, but the basics? C'mon...

Also, if you don't have ANYONE that is suitable to fill a GO position in your comm, getting GOs from other comms isn't the best solution either. They don't know the community's reality, they are busy with the community they already have, etc. It's a matter of focus. The more you have to do, the less time you have to do it.

Valent said it all in my opinion.

PS: Nothing wrong with teamlers being friends with players. That's actually a very good thing. As long as they don't bring that friendship into consideration when performing their teamler jobs. If a friend doesn't play by the rules, he gets same treatment (ban, advert, whatever the case applies) as if ANY other player broke the same rule. That does NOT mean GO isn't friends with that player, just that he/she is impartial.

spa856 · Nov 8th 2012, 5:03pm

Can I have an official feedback?

Néné · Nov 9th 2012, 4:04pm

Nobody prevents a « foreigner » from postulating in a community, but we can't ask has a staff of a community x to go to the community y to operate.
That would be absurd and against productive, for me.

Not_Alone · Nov 9th 2012, 4:20pm

I share what Valent said

Btw per ex in .pt and .br we have a German TM which some teamlers and players have difficulty into comunicate in english and he haves a lil bit problem to support players in their own language. So if we have more foreign guys working on comms wont be productive and players will complaint about support not given in their own language community

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