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Title: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: KayentaMoenkopi on March 14, 2012, 06:38:00 AM
People are always asking me how do we do this or that when it comes to bijuu. I figure to post the rules, as they stand so far...I hear an edited version is coming one of these days... and provide a place for comments and discussions and questions to be answered directly from council members and such. One of the big things I am asked is who is on the council anyway? So a working list will be provided here as well.

Off hand I am told that all present and past Kage and Jinchuuriki are on the Council. Who are all of those people? This list will have to be updated as more information is provided. Some no doubt no longer even exist in the SL world.

A little something up front though. The topic of the bijuu is a very touchy subject. This thread may be a horrible idea just because of that simple fact. However, I am going to try this. And in the interests of being fair I will say this...opposing views will be seen here. You may not like what you read. You may not care much for the way something is said. But people have a right to voice their ideas. DO NOT SAY SOMETHING IS STUPID or use similarly insulting language. That is just asking for a fight. No one likes to be called stupid.

What will not be tolerated is personally attacking posts. I will delete those and only those. If you say something once, it is here. You do not have to beat people over the head with it and get nasty. Focus on the goal; Reaching an understanding of how things work and providing the information to all that are interested.

The Official Bijuu - Jinchuuriki List of Shinobi Legends
Ichibi - Uchiha Gaiaku (Leaf)
Nibi - (Kumo)
Sanbi - Ranketsu (Kiri) [under review]
Yonbi - Kumo
Gobi - (Kumo)
Rokubi - Kamui (Oto)
Nanabi - (Kumo)
Hachibi - Ōshō-Kiba (Kumo)
Kyuubi - Zenaku (Kumo)

The Official Jinchuurki Challenge Lists of Shinobi Legends

Ichibi                                                             Nibi                                                            Sanbi
1]                                                                 1] None                                                     1]
2]                                                                 2]                                                              2]
3]                                                                 3]                                                              3]

Yonbi                                                           Gobi                                                            Rokyubi
1]                                                                 1] None                                                      1]
2]                                                                 2]                                                               2]
3]                                                                 3]                                                               3]

Nanabi                                                         Hachibi                                                       Kyuubi
1]  Solo Iori                                                  1]                                                               1] None
2]                                                                 2]                                                               2]
3]                                                                 3]                                                               3]

Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: KayentaMoenkopi on March 14, 2012, 06:48:52 AM
Current Rules as of 03-14-12 Subject to revision

ºHow to Challenge a Jinchurikiº
 In order to challenge a Jinchuriki & obtain a Biju, one must extend an invitation to its host along with proper arrangements for it to take place; should the Jinchuriki refuse the set date/time: negotiate for a more appropriate time. Should the Jinchuriki ignore or refuse the invitation(s)-with no reason given- 3 times consecutively, you may report it to other Jinchuriki. Subject for such an event's invitation, for proof & reference of a challenge, must be titled: (Number of tails) - (Name of Jinchuriki); the body of the message may be as you please (though manners & politeness would of course make things much smoother).

ºShould the Biju be Host-lessº
Should the Biju be sealed within something not a Jinchuriki, whomsoever is in possession of the tailed beast (for a prolonged period of one week or more) is entitled to assume duties of fighting for possession of the Biju. As such: Biju are not to be set free to roam; they must be sealed and delivered to the kage of their last Jinchuriki.

 ºHow to declare a winnerº
The battle commences with the initial post & terminates once either combatant is unable to continue. Such a feat can result in several ways, including knock-outs (concussions, etc.), full paralysis, almost-fatal wounds & so forth. So long both parties declare it plausible & understand the longevity/risk of the claim, it's considered eligible for use. However, things can, of course, become debatable in attempt to reach such a goal & in doing so arguments are bound to commence. If need be, either party can have onlookers & such /dis/agree with the action until a verdict is reached. If desired, either party can have other hosts or officials of sorts represent them for a more "legitimized" (as some have called it) reasoning or "Back-up".

 ºRulesº
Like any other zone fight, rules are established as support for completing the quarrel without need for troubles to arise. Those basic rules are also adopted into host-challenges. The rules are as follows [unless agreed upon both parties (with proof) to be something otherwise]

ºNo Auto-Hittingº
Auto-Hitting is recognized as being a direct action following through without consent of the opposing party.

ºNo God-Moddingº
God-Modding has been recognized as an incorrect claim of one or more super-powers incapable of one's possession or against what one's character establishes. Several other things have been regarded God-Modding such as dodging every attack, extreme maneuvers & such. If God-Modding should occur, the opposing party will object to it & things can be negotiated from there.

ºHosts are allowed to use their tailsº
There should be no arguments about a host using their Biju's abilities. However, the claim of utilizing all of their tails, if it seems unfit for them, due to period of time with the Biju, can be negotiable [but must be maintained brief]. Furthermore, other rules can be negotiated between both parties. I.E. Rules such as the number of contestants versus the host [? v. the host (1)] can also be negotiated, etc.

ºGrace Periodº
After any challenge (& loss) from a challenger, a week must be given to the host before challenging them to a rematch (the one week grace period is in subject to a single challenger & as such does not signify a host can ignore challenges from all others during the time period). In cases such as obtaining a Biju for oneself, a 2-week grace period is granted In order to “commune” with one’s Biju. If a host shows inactivity for long periods of time (two weeks or more) without prior notice, you can report their missing & conference of a suitable host will take place when possible.

ºTampering with the Bijuº
Tampering with the Biju, meaning: destroying it, editing its affinity, parting its powers into multiple entities, etc. & anything that changes it
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: KayentaMoenkopi on March 14, 2012, 08:04:53 AM
Tenative List of Known Council Members at This Time
 Those who have agreed to serve

 Note: Those who wish to serve have until July 30, 2012 to respond. Then in two weeks they can get in if they miss this deadline. After that people can apply up to a certain point until membership is closed. Then people will be replaced as needed due to being fired or quitting. Those details of course still need to be worked out. This is only one reason WHY people need to hurry up and respond so we can start doing stuff for real.

Thank you.



Zenaku                                         Raifudo                                            Uchiha, Rares
Yūmei                                           Cmage/Rakudo                                Kamui                                           
Nathan                                         Bocchiere                                        ShadowX
Asadi                                            Uchiha_Tracey                                Izaku Raiken
Luka                                             RaijinHikari                                      Isaribi                                                                         
CJ of the Desert
                                                                   
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Makaze on March 14, 2012, 12:41:03 PM
Sounds like a good idea.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on March 14, 2012, 01:32:35 PM
Looks good to me, though my understanding of the minor kages were that they weren't included. Only the kages of the five great villages of SL. I could be wrong
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on March 14, 2012, 03:46:43 PM
Anyone can make a village clan and claim to be a kage. Does anyone want people asking [edit] how they are supposed to do things? No only the kage of the 5 great nations should be counted.


{I only edited out the name. I was kind of serious about the personal attacks issue. It takes little effort to be considerate of the feelings of others and still say what you need to convey.}
~Moenkopi
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 14, 2012, 04:40:09 PM
Who's on the council? Zenaku and I, only, apparently.

I have the list of the past kage, but disregard past jinchuuriki since it's too long and unneeded.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on March 14, 2012, 04:59:53 PM
Well Now Raifudo, you know I keep telling you my opinion all the time. I don't see how you can fail to think of me as part of the council. lol

And Bocc? I think 6 villages, Otogakure needs to be included as it has been and is very much a part of SL. But otherwise I agree about the clan villages. Was just putting that out there.

Right, the ever forgettable Oto, yes that should count, though the many pretend Otokage need to be sorted through. As far as I know Tau, Pete, and Shadow are the only ones that have a legit claim to the title. So yes Otokage's should be included. I actually agree with Raifudo about the jinchuriki though. While one would think being able to get a bijuu would warrant some knowledge of role play and such things, as you and I have both found out from a certain former jinchuriki, that is not always the case. There are not many respectable people who would lose the position on account of having only been a jinchuriki and not a kage so I think just kage is fine. Except for me of course, I am a delight.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: RareUchiha on March 14, 2012, 07:22:22 PM
Posting this was a great idea, I had several people approach even ME asking about said rules, lucky I had the pm from either Rai or Zen saved up. As for who is in such a council, I suggest that one is formed out of those that have so far proven their worth as rp moderators so far(unofficial one of course) Such as Rai, Kayeta, Zen, etc. And then allow others to apply and have them decide whether or not they are worthy. I wasn't a kage or jinchuriki but would be interested. I WAS asked to join in a hokage election 3 times so far and was demanded of to bekome hokage twice, as well as asked to be the Yonbi jinchuriki 2-3 times. Also, I have been like a pseudo hokage as root founder for more time than any of the hokage held their position.

On another note, I agree that the jinchuriki should be cut some slack and have a 3-7 days grace period (if they so choose). Not just thatbut the same person should have to wait more than a week. It would be annoying to have an idiot pestering you on a weekly basis. Not to mention that not much can change in just a week.

Furthermore, there is another issue here, almost everyone want to be a jinchuriki cause we canceled most of their disadvantages. Unless being assisted by medical nins during the extraction or having an amazing life force/endurance, a jinchuriki should die when the bijuu is extracted.

Another thing, the result of a jinchuriki battle is quite an official one so if one is killed during one he/she should be considered dead in rp w/o exception. It is an official rp battle after all. Otherwise should not be tolerated even with the consent of both parties, it takes away too many downfalls of being a jinchuriki and growing the balls to challenge one.

Another thing: I directly oppose the idea of all jinchuriki and formers along with kages and formers being considered viable council members. We all know some of the are purely pathetic and incompetent.

RAI MUST GET HIS FOX BACK!!!! D:< I demand! >:O
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on March 14, 2012, 07:42:26 PM
About Grace Periods:

I wish to talk about the one week grace period after a match for the same challenger but not for a new challenger.

I feel it should be for after every match. The focus a challenge takes is huge. The time it eats up is also huge. I feel that if the host wishes to have a week grace period to rest up and to also do other things in their lives besides SL that they should have it regardless if the challenger is a repeat or not. Certainly the repeat challenger should go to the bottom of their list of future fights as usual.

Challenge List for Each Bijuu:

What do you think about having a post that lists the challengers for each bijuu? That way if someone is wanting to become a host they can go to the list and say..."hmmm, the 3 tails only has 2 challengers while the others all have 5 or more, I should go for it." Also this could keep people posted on how long it is until their match

I like both of these, especially the challenger list. This would also stop the jinchuriki from fiddling with there lists, which it seems like some have been able to do. Also, since I can only quote one person at a time. I agree with Rare that the fights should be IC as a norm and it should be only though mutual agreement that you cannot die. A certain kitty has been killed multiple times but keeps right on challenging for the bijuu and stuff like that just needs to end. I think the grace period between fights has been unofficially in place, at least to me. All my fights have been ridiculous OOC fests for whenever I start winning, probably because mist nin keep challenging me >_> but I sure as hell would not fight someone after a bijuu fight was over. I usually just want to turn off my computer and cry myself to sleep.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: RareUchiha on March 14, 2012, 08:15:02 PM
I point you out to the fact that my suggestion implied that ic should be kept even if both parties wish to make it ooc. It simply lacks realism otherwise.

The bijuu fights as they are right now, lack realism to a very sad extent. If the above were to be implemented we'd most likely have the desired realism to the extent that friends and the alike would refrain from challenging each other. It's unreasonable for the gain to be so high and the losses to be non-existent.
IF the above is implemented I would also like to suggest that if the dead that result from a jinchuriki challenge wish to be resurrected, their means and methods must first go past this council as we all know that many used quite laughable means and some just went "I don't have to tell you how."

Another thing I think should be covered for the sake of realism is the killing of the jinchuriki/bijuu. One does not simply get the bijuu if he kills it with or w/o it's jinchuriki. Having to defeat a jinchuriki while not killing it is one of the greatest fatigues of the one that desires to take the bijuu away.
Now in this case I suggest that the dead character rp's the rebirth of the jinchuriki at his zone or village of choice within 7-14 days and if he fails to do so for WHATEVER reason the task goes to the killer as bijuu shan't be left dead for too long.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: RareUchiha on March 14, 2012, 08:30:26 PM
That's exactly my point! People have been ignoring that and such must stop now! It simply voids a good part of the hard work a challenger needs to do as do the rest of the flaws I pointed out. The situation is chaotic due to those flaws. I am pretty certain that few to none would even consider challenging a jinchuriki if those realism gaps did not exist. Not just anyone should be a jinchuriki, i.e. they have to be willing to take risks that currently are not even acknowledged in SL. And challenging a jinchuriki is not for everyone, those that do that while not being fit for such deserve a befitting end, depending on the will of the challenged.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: RareUchiha on March 14, 2012, 08:42:02 PM
I'd like the validation requirement to be extended over to the killed challengers also.

So there you have it! The above rules will not only erase all currently existing errors but will also silence all complaints coming from both hosts and challengers.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on March 14, 2012, 08:50:58 PM
I understand that you're trying to make this canon-esque, but why go through the trouble of asking for permission to be resurrected? Everyone is going to ask. Also comes the problem of people who hand of the bijuu due to future inactivity; should that jinchuuriki be "killed off" due to real life issues?

Of course if one reeeeeeeeeeally wanted to be just like the show, then the Kage would decide the new host and challengers who won would only be winning them for their villages, but why not take it a step further and say that you can't PM-challenge someone. You know like actually FIND the jinchuuriki instead of all-knowingly contacting them.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: RareUchiha on March 14, 2012, 09:01:49 PM
Why not? Well simply because that would rise way too many issues and exploits, unlike the absence of the above stated that does just that.

And for that case one can always use medical nins as I have stated, in which case he/she will not be killed off by passing down the bijuus. Hell, they can even be npc. The issue was them surviving after being beat in a challenge and having it extracted, case in which one should by no means survive w/o the medical assistance of medical ninjas, with the exception of senju and perhaps sages of the paths as they are know for their abundant amount of life force and endurance. I'd extend that to Uzumaki as a descendant of Senju but that's just too easy to claim.

So there you have it, the jinchuriki won't have to die if he just needs to pass on the bijuu, which you would have already noticed if you read everything I said so far carefully.

As for the permission: It is in order to assure that the resurrection is valid as there aren't all that many ways to do such or ways anyone can go for with ease but somehow everyone manages to do it MAGICALLY.

As stated above, we should implement the reasonable risks for jinchuriki and challengers in order to resolve certain issues. Holding a jinchuriki and challenging one must pose certain risks for a decent balance between gain and loss to exist.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: RareUchiha on March 14, 2012, 09:21:05 PM
Precisely.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on March 15, 2012, 12:27:47 AM
Of course if one reeeeeeeeeeally wanted to be just like the show, then the Kage would decide the new host and challengers who won would only be winning them for their villages, but why not take it a step further and say that you can't PM-challenge someone. You know like actually FIND the jinchuuriki instead of all-knowingly contacting them.

Not all the jinchuuriki actively post among the villages. Making it far difficult to actually 'find' them instead of directly Pm'ing them for a fight.  i.e Luka was never one to post in the villages.

Also, I'm getting more and more upset with the Kumo subject of holding most of the bijuu, held by Zenaku.  I don't really care that they have most of the beats, it's that Zenaku acts like the jinchuuriki of them all. In order to even attempt to get one you need to challenge him. That's nothing less than hard to do, as we all know Zenaku is one of the best rp'ers on the site.(If he wasn't he wouldn't have the 9 tails)

Point is, it's bs that he rules over 4 of the 9 bijuu. In order to challenge him for one. (As far as I know, I'm not 100% accurate) It's to the death. Meaning he can use everything he has in his arsenal, which is a lot.

Anyways to summarize my messy post;
Zenaku should not be able to rule over all 4 bijuu
If he is illegitimately allowed to do such a ridiculous thing it should not be to the death
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on March 15, 2012, 12:37:07 AM
As for Kumogakure possessing quite a few Bijuu, that is not a problem for me as I was guilty of capturing Eight of the Nine Jinchuurikis back in the old days and then through legitimate roleplay, I distributed the Bijuus to all of the five great nations as a token of peace which lead up to the formation of the council and the bylaws that we have today.
What troubles me is a user (Jinchuuriki) passing on it's own beast to an alternate account or by non-legitimate means, which I'm sure it's quite a coincidence that Kumogakure holds Four out of Nine.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on March 15, 2012, 01:24:30 AM
I find it hilarious that shadow appears to be complaining about the requirements to get at one of the beasts Kumo has when he hasn't so much as uttered a challenge. Whatever the case as Kam said it's been done before. Also how is having to challenge me for one any different than if I were Tobi fighting with all the beasts in a large statue? I assure you Kumo could make a big statue and then let Raifudo play Tobi. One of the reasons why I chose to fight to the death was already covered. To avoid people losing and then challenging a week later until we redid the rules >_>. It would seem that every once and a while history is to repeat itself. Someone rises and collects all the bijuu for a redistribution...
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on March 15, 2012, 01:36:52 AM
I assure you Kumo could make a big statue and then let Raifudo play Tobi.

COPY CAT!
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on March 15, 2012, 01:37:41 AM
I find it hilarious that shadow appears to be complaining about the requirements to get at one of the beasts Kumo has when he hasn't so much as uttered a challenge. Whatever the case as Kam said it's been done before. Also how is having to challenge me for one any different than if I were Tobi fighting with all the beasts in a large statue? I assure you Kumo could make a big statue and then let Raifudo play Tobi. One of the reasons why I chose to fight to the death was already covered. To avoid people losing and then challenging a week later until we redid the rules >_>. It would seem that every once and a while history is to repeat itself. Someone rises and collects all the bijuu for a redistribution...

What does me complaining about the requirements have to do with making a challenge for a beast? The difference is that this isn't the show and you aren't Tobi. It's extremely hard to fight against someone in your level of prowess. I'm not saying the other hosts are weak, but you are even above them.  Fighting you is a death warrant for many.

Also as for the statue thing. The claim to be able to harness the bijuu power and use it. Should be banned if one does execute getting all the bijuu. Which would never happen, but regardless. Talk about being over-powered.

Rules should be made to where a village can only hold a bijuu for a certain amount of time before they have to pass it on to a host.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on March 15, 2012, 01:42:12 AM
I find it hilarious that shadow appears to be complaining about the requirements to get at one of the beasts Kumo has when he hasn't so much as uttered a challenge. Whatever the case as Kam said it's been done before. Also how is having to challenge me for one any different than if I were Tobi fighting with all the beasts in a large statue? I assure you Kumo could make a big statue and then let Raifudo play Tobi. One of the reasons why I chose to fight to the death was already covered. To avoid people losing and then challenging a week later until we redid the rules >_>. It would seem that every once and a while history is to repeat itself. Someone rises and collects all the bijuu for a redistribution...

What does me complaining about the requirements have to do with making a challenge for a beast? The difference is that this isn't the show and you aren't Tobi. It's extremely hard to fight against someone in your level of prowess. I'm not saying the other hosts are weak, but you are even above them.  Fighting you is a death warrant for many.

Also as for the statue thing. The claim to be able to harness the bijuu power and use it. Should be banned if one does execute getting all the bijuu. Which would never happen, but regardless. Talk about being over-powered.

Rules should be made to where a village can only hold a bijuu for a certain amount of time before they have to pass it on to a host.

That's silly, then you get a Kiri situation where they have to give it to someone like UzamakiWarrior and he gets torn apart. They might as well have to give it to the first village that asks for it.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 15, 2012, 02:04:38 AM
Zenaku is one of the best rp'ers on the site.(If he wasn't he wouldn't have the 9 tails)

He's one of the best RP'ers due to his creativity; he's the host of the Kyuubi because I gave it to him as a bonus with Raikage when I finished here.

His ability in RP meant nothing to me, it was the devotion he showed to my village that persuaded me.

Now, as far as rewriting the rules goes:

My daily schedule is as followed:

3:30 AM - 8:15 pm M-F.

Sa/Su are my days to handle chores, free time things, etc.

If you're waiting on me to revise the rules, then you're in for a wait. Yes, it's important to me to help satisfy those who have come to me for help, but it's not priority in my life to give up my schoolwork or work-out regime just for this.

Edit: I'm still reading over everything; Zenaku's mentioning of Shadow is what made me respond to the above.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on March 15, 2012, 02:06:21 AM
My point Shadow is you're going by what other people say instead of coming to me directly. If a challenger wouldn't challenge every week after losing then I wouldn't have to threaten to kill to get a bit of peace and quiet. As for villages being forced to seal a beast? I side with Bocc on that one. I'm not even sure why people think I'm so strong, I only use simple logic.  :shock:
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 15, 2012, 02:08:26 AM
I read and replied, be happy. >__________>

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Looks good to me, though my understanding of the minor kages were that they weren't included. Only the kages of the five great villages of SL. I could be wrong

Though it may seem unfair and whatnot, I agree wholeheartedly. Why? As mentioned prior, anyone can make a clan and claim to be a kage; those who have gained acknowledgement as kage of a primary canon village is known throughout.

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Even so there are tons of people as is, without including every Jinchuuriki who ever was. I would think it would be more of an issue, say for instance, if I missed listing one who wished to be on the council as opposed to any other reason.

My input in regards to past hosts is: Don't count them as part of the council. Like I said, this could also be put down by many, but really, keep in mind just how much these beasts have been passed around, etc. -- we can't count them all; of course, you can call it a fallacy, but, if anything, they're still, if acknowledged properly due to reputation, etc., they can still hold strong credibility.

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About Grace Periods:

I wish to talk about the one week grace period after a match for the same challenger but not for a new challenger.

I feel it should be for after every match. The focus a challenge takes is huge. The time it eats up is also huge. I feel that if the host wishes to have a week grace period to rest up and to also do other things in their lives besides SL that they should have it regardless if the challenger is a repeat or not. Certainly the repeat challenger should go to the bottom of their list of future fights as usual.

Challenge List for Each Bijuu:

What do you think about having a post that lists the challengers for each bijuu? That way if someone is wanting to become a host they can go to the list and say..."hmmm, the 3 tails only has 2 challengers while the others all have 5 or more, I should go for it." Also this could keep people posted on how long it is until their match

A: The rules state that both parties can agree on a time and place. They don't need to take challenges immediately. The thought had already crossed my mind of consistent challenges.

B: I don't mind that, truly; my only concern is establishing a stable listing, etc. for it that we have access to. I suppose a thread such as this would suffice and someone with access to editing it, perhaps the thread creator, can keep track. I WOULD suggest that individual hosts make individual threads, but that gives them free reign to change whatever challenger whenever.

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Furthermore, there is another issue here, almost everyone want to be a jinchuriki cause we canceled most of their disadvantages. Unless being assisted by medical nins during the extraction or having an amazing life force/endurance, a jinchuriki should die when the bijuu is extracted.

Another thing, the result of a jinchuriki battle is quite an official one so if one is killed during one he/she should be considered dead in rp w/o exception. It is an official rp battle after all. Otherwise should not be tolerated even with the consent of both parties, it takes away too many downfalls of being a jinchuriki and growing the balls to challenge one.

Rules state there's the option of stating fatalities, etc. It's up for debate between challenger and such. You can play for keeps, play for claims, whatever. I understand where you're coming from, however -- there's really no drawback of challenging a jinchuuriki or taking challenges as there's no drastic loss besides time and/or a bijuu. I've been fond of the idea for quite some time, but just think of how many people will actually follow with that? It's the reason I exercised the special rules claim.

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RAI MUST GET HIS FOX BACK!!!! D:< I demand! >:O

We've talked about this.

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The bijuu fights as they are right now, lack realism to a very sad extent.

Fallacy on your part recognized as "Cherry Picking"; in order to establish 'realism', we cannot pick and choose which ones we want or don't want. I.E., hunting a jinchuuriki down in the village, etc. is a 'no', but possibility of fighting to the death is okay.

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IF the above is implemented I would also like to suggest that if the dead that result from a jinchuriki challenge wish to be resurrected

Likewise, there's a good sum of people I would not have revived; that said, how would we agree? Democratic voting? Persuasion?

What of bribes, etc?

How can we control them if they choose not to ask to be revived but rather just act alive regardless?

As far as realism goes, take note of the methods of revival we have seen: They're all possessive of the bodies, etc. of those its cast upon, OR it requires a sacrifice of life, etc. How do we then judge upon those factors?

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but I thought that you can't kill the host or the bijuu will die or be free to go on a killing spree or some such stuff. I thought that in order to harvest the bijuu you have to NOT kill its host. Disable him and extract it from the living being.

I don't recall any sort of canon fact that states the host can be dead for extraction. Some live during the extraction as it is, etc.

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That's exactly my point! People have been ignoring that and such must stop now! It simply voids a good part of the hard work a challenger needs to do as do the rest of the flaws I pointed out.

Get the yolk out of an egg without breaking it, man. That analogy applies here; think of the difficulty of defeating someone without killing them? I mean, in reality, it's so much easier to just drop a host dead and be on with it.

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Holding a jinchuriki and challenging one must pose certain risks for a decent balance between gain and loss to exist.

Time is already a factor worth sacrificing.

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Point is, it's bs that he rules over 4 of the 9 bijuu. In order to challenge him for one. (As far as I know, I'm not 100% accurate) It's to the death. Meaning he can use everything he has in his arsenal, which is a lot.

Anyways to summarize my messy post;
Zenaku should not be able to rule over all 4 bijuu
If he is illegitimately allowed to do such a ridiculous thing it should not be to the death

Five out of nine.
You can ask him to spare you. He's a good boy.
Hashirama, at one point, held all nine?
Who says it was not legitimate?

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which lead up to the formation of the council and the bylaws that we have today.

The "laws" we have now came from me, Camel. The "council" we have now formed through means of reputable people being asked for an opinion.

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I assure you Kumo could make a big statue and then let Raifudo play Tobi.

Why the hell do I have to be dragged into this as your dog of war? >>

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The claim to be able to harness the bijuu power and use it. Should be banned if one does execute getting all the bijuu.

Who says it's allowed? Rules state it's not allowed of altering them from their canon form; meaning, the statue is a no-go unless the Gedo gets placed in here (which it won't be accepted, etc.).

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Rules should be made to where a village can only hold a bijuu for a certain amount of time before they have to pass it on to a host.

Then that defeats the purpose of bothering to challenge someone for a bijuu; likewise, lotteries are rather ignorant. Or, do you propose we elect someone? Because that can easily be a bias form of opinion. Also, someone's hard work of keeping their bijuu would go to waste. I held onto the Kyuubi for two years, man, two. Why? Hell if I know, but that would not be part of my resume' when I apply to be a lawyer in the future if we go with what you want.

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Quote from: ShadowX on March 14, 2012, 11:27:47 pm
Zenaku is one of the best rp'ers on the site.(If he wasn't he wouldn't have the 9 tails)

He's one of the best RP'ers due to his creativity; he's the host of the Kyuubi because I gave it to him as a bonus with Raikage when I finished here.

His ability in RP meant nothing to me, it was the devotion he showed to my village that persuaded me.

Now, as far as rewriting the rules goes:

My daily schedule is as followed:

3:30 AM - 8:15 pm M-F.

Sa/Su are my days to handle chores, free time things, etc.

If you're waiting on me to revise the rules, then you're in for a wait. Yes, it's important to me to help satisfy those who have come to me for help, but it's not priority in my life to give up my schoolwork or work-out regime just for this.

Edit: I'm still reading over everything; Zenaku's mentioning of Shadow is what made me respond to the above.

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Quote from: Zenaku on Today at 01:06:21 am
My point Shadow is you're going by what other people say instead of coming to me directly. If a challenger wouldn't challenge every week after losing then I wouldn't have to threaten to kill to get a bit of peace and quiet. As for villages being forced to seal a beast? I side with Bocc on that one. I'm not even sure why people think I'm so strong, I only use simple logic. 

I could take this chump, c'mon, now.

But, in regards to Zenny-kins being oh-so-over-powdered (yes, powdered, not powered - Kicks and giggles, eesh), think of how it is to fight a bijuu in Naruto. Look at the comparison of skills between the jinchuuriki, etc.

I mean, it takes S-class world criminals who decimated their homes in some way to take down, possibly, a host.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on March 15, 2012, 03:17:25 AM
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    which lead up to the formation of the council and the bylaws that we have today.


The "laws" we have now came from me, Camel. The "council" we have now formed through means of reputable people being asked for an opinion.

I apologized for I had derped.  :oops:
The past is the past and we should all be focusing on the present situations and the future ahead.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on March 15, 2012, 05:53:02 AM
My point Shadow is you're going by what other people say instead of coming to me directly. If a challenger wouldn't challenge every week after losing then I wouldn't have to threaten to kill to get a bit of peace and quiet. As for villages being forced to seal a beast? I side with Bocc on that one. I'm not even sure why people think I'm so strong, I only use simple logic.  :shock:

Don't doubt yourself. I mean, you're really strong with all those reborns. XD

No, but seriously, you're strong. Any who, I'll probably respond to this after I finish reading every thing even though, you know, I don't happen to be a current or pervious 'Kage and/or Jinchuriki.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: RareUchiha on March 15, 2012, 08:43:05 AM
*can't help but lol at shadow* One can hold as many bijuu as they want. He isn't claiming to be the jinchuriki of them all anyway. So what you are complaining about is having to risk your life to obtain a freaking bijuu? Hilarious! xD If you feel uncomfortable with that it simply means you are by far unfit for a bijuu. It's only natural to risk your life in the attempt of getting a bijuu. Period.

Ha! If Zenaku so wishes, he can hold all the bijuu as long as no one is up for the task to actually rip them out of him while putting their lives on the line. Seriously... complaining about it being to the death... you can't be a jinchuriki challenger with that cowardice.

I still think the not killing the jinchuriki prior to extraction should not be up for debate by any means. That's just modish and retarded. And from what I see, most agree with this being how it actually is cannon wise.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Angra Mainyu on March 15, 2012, 10:38:45 AM
I say that those who get their bijuu extracted, and lack either the Rinnegan (must be their own, not an extracted one) or Mokuton (reset), or lack a parent of the Uzumaki Clan (RP-wise) should be killed in the process.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on March 15, 2012, 02:56:23 PM
I say that those who get their bijuu extracted, and lack either the Rinnegan (must be their own, not an extracted one) or Mokuton (reset), or lack a parent of the Uzumaki Clan (RP-wise) should be killed in the process.

I can live with that  8)
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on March 15, 2012, 05:01:11 PM
I say that those who get their bijuu extracted, and lack either the Rinnegan (must be their own, not an extracted one) or Mokuton (reset), or lack a parent of the Uzumaki Clan (RP-wise), or are an immortal Jashinist, should be killed in the process.

Fixed that for you bro.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: RareUchiha on March 15, 2012, 05:58:48 PM
This stopped advancing for a while now. >>

So yeah, Senju, sages of the paths and lil dudes that pray to some ebil god(even though that's something one could just claim over night, I think guys like Boc, that have been rpíng such for years should be given credit). And the assistance of medical ninjas is there for the case in which the extracting party wishes to keep the host alive or for the case in which a simple transfer takes place.
Again, I strongly believe that something that has such a grand ic outcome (jinchuriki challenge) should be ic entirely, w/o exception.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 15, 2012, 07:48:44 PM
What are your thoughts on NPCs for the services of these resurrections?

Then people can revive themselves. Otherwise, people can just claim NPC with absurd abilities that can do it for them.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on March 15, 2012, 08:11:55 PM
What are your thoughts on NPCs for the services of these resurrections?

Then people can revive themselves. Otherwise, people can just claim NPC with absurd abilities that can do it for them.

This is true, very much so beating a dead horse on that topic
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on March 15, 2012, 08:54:50 PM
What are your thoughts on NPCs for the services of these resurrections?

My thoughts on such are as follow: If we allow that, we might as well allow people to get sharinganz from npc Uchihaz. >_>

On a side note, I will be deleting the account used prior in order to change the e-mail of this one to my current one. I hope y'all got a chance to gaze upon the 50 cents I put in. >>

Actualization: Turns out they stayed with the deleted account as guest. :O
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Stark on March 16, 2012, 12:24:38 AM

What are your thoughts on NPCs for the services of these resurrections?

Ew. Just no.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on March 16, 2012, 12:18:57 PM
*doesn't care* It's as Rai said. You could probably have as many free days as you wanted(in the limits of decency of course). You're not obliged to fight people on the day of the challenge.

Bluntly put, you make your own grace period.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 16, 2012, 05:47:37 PM
To a certain extent, at least. You're not going to settle for a month from that moment and all.

I mean, you can just reason with the challenger, really. Unless they're one of those hardcore people who take this thing too seriously.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on March 16, 2012, 06:21:06 PM
And even if they are one of those hardcore people you can always just not mind them for a few days. xD
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 18, 2012, 05:24:56 PM
And even if they are one of those hardcore people you can always just not mind them for a few days. xD

Sadly, it's true. As sneaky as it sounds, I purposely made no time-relevance in accepting challenges for the reason of wanting breaks; yeah, it can (kind of!) be abused, but can always be petitioned.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Yukio on March 21, 2012, 06:28:09 PM
I'm here for the council if you want me.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on March 27, 2012, 02:34:23 AM
So is all of the regulations on the first page currently active? I"m not up to challenging but I would like to know for future stock.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 28, 2012, 07:16:53 PM
Yeah, currently.

Spring break, since it's coming up, will give me time to update it.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on March 28, 2012, 08:42:29 PM
The rules with tampering with the Bijuu...does it extend to the death of the beasts itself as well?

Example: Fight with Jinchuuriki was successful but the option chosen by the combatant was the death of Jinchuuriki in blatant ignorance towards the sealing of it's beast.

The outcome? Death of the Jinchuuriki and allowance of the beast to roam until slain by the combatant.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 28, 2012, 11:42:40 PM
"ºShould the Biju be Host-lessº
Should the Biju be sealed within something not a Jinchuriki, whomsoever is in possession of the tailed beast (for a prolonged period of one week or more) is entitled to assume duties of fighting for possession of the Biju. As such: Biju are not to be set free to roam; they must be sealed and delivered to the kage of their last Jinchuriki."
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on March 29, 2012, 12:04:45 AM
So if the jincky dies, then is that an automatic loss for the challenger, since the bijuu is dead and it can't be allowed to roam free? Since both accidents and "accidents" do happen.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 29, 2012, 12:07:29 AM
Pretty much.

That's how it is in the manga.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on March 29, 2012, 12:30:13 AM
But how will the next cycle of rebirth enact?
I'm pretty sure if the beast itself dies in general it gets reborn after a number of years passed.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on March 29, 2012, 03:32:16 AM
What I"m understanding is that apparently in SL, if you kill the host as a challenger, then you lose, and the host dies and the bijuu is returned to the village of the deceased host.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on March 31, 2012, 06:53:49 PM
Sadly, this has been ignored on ridiculously numerous occasions. D;
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on March 31, 2012, 08:43:23 PM
What happens if the Jinchuuriki is a missing nin? Then where would the biju be returned to?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on March 31, 2012, 09:53:16 PM
Kage of the village they served last.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on April 01, 2012, 12:39:01 AM
But isn't that giving it back to someone that didn't earn it and has no right to it anymore? I mean they should have kept a better watch on their biju or tried to get him back themselves as a village could easily abuse this.

Hypothetical scenario:
Some random jinchuuriki decides to leave his/her village and venture out onto his own, Kage sends so and so to go after him/her. Based upon the rule they wouldn't even have to capture him alive and could just kill the target as it will go back to the village.

Are there procedures in place that wouldn't allow a village to selfishly do this and make sure they are playing fair?

P.s: Not trying to be a stick in the mud and pose every possible what if scenario, I'm just putting in my thoughts.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on April 01, 2012, 12:56:01 AM
And I applaud you for doing so! I really like it when people think outside the box on potential scenarios to cover all the grounds.


My response:
See, though, that's where the unavoidable problem is; where else could it go? I mean, if you wanna get back at a village, then make allegiance with another to attack it or something? Dunno. Needless to say, there's really no way to avoid a bijuu staying in place and such. Overall, you can always just give someone else the bijuu (as they have been done to in the past) if you really wanna piss 'em off.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on May 08, 2012, 05:34:48 AM
I'm a bit confused here. You're saying that if the jinchuriki dies that the challenger losses. This to me seems..., unfair. The current host of the bijuu almost always demands a life or death match in order to capture it. So while you have to protect your own life with all you've got, you at the same time are trying to beat the living shit out of the jinchuriki, who you are not allowed to kill? The point of the match is as said 'life or death' Perhaps this is the line at which becoming too cannon lays?

The bijuu should still be able to be captured after the host dies, no?  Like I said the line has been met here. You're trying to be too much like the show. They are two separate entities, not one. It'd be kinda like saying that if the host dies so does the bijuu. These challengers fight hard to get the bijuu.
 
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Angra Mainyu on May 08, 2012, 09:07:12 AM
I'm a bit confused here. You're saying that if the jinchuriki dies that the challenger losses. This to me seems..., unfair. The current host of the bijuu almost always demands a life or death match in order to capture it. So while you have to protect your own life with all you've got, you at the same time are trying to beat the living shit out of the jinchuriki, who you are not allowed to kill? The point of the match is as said 'life or death' Perhaps this is the line at which becoming too cannon lays?

The bijuu should still be able to be captured after the host dies, no?  Like I said the line has been met here. You're trying to be too much like the show. They are two separate entities, not one. It'd be kinda like saying that if the host dies so does the bijuu. These challengers fight hard to get the bijuu.
 


Unless you're capable of resurrecting the jinchuuriki after killing them via the Human Path and later resurrecting them via the Outer Path (as Kabuto stated he could do via Nagato), then killing off the jinchuuriki would ultimately make the very fight futile. Consider the bijuu as being an extra 'soul' trapped within its host (jinchuuriki); if you kill off the host, then how on earth do you expect the 'soul' to linger any longer?

Follow the (canon) Akatsuki's example - subjugate the jinchuuriki, then extract it. At the very least they were aware of the consequences in killing the jinchuuriki without a suitable backup plan.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Quest on May 08, 2012, 03:38:51 PM
Suggestions:
- When a Jinchuriki is inactive, dismissed, killed, the Bijuu will return to the hands of the Council.
- Anyone who wishes to claim the Bijuu will have to fight a member of the council which is decided by the council.
- And just so that Jinchuriki will think twice before choosing death over handing over their Bijuu to the winner, a Jinchuriki who dies and loses his/her Bijuu will be illegitimate to host the same Bijuu ever again.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Timothy on May 08, 2012, 06:28:50 PM
I'd like to add, the 'if' a council member wants said bijuu, they have to either wait until a proper jinchuuriki is named, then fight them when appropriate, or fight another council member, if Quest's idea goes through.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on May 08, 2012, 10:50:24 PM
Personally i rather prefer a simple deciding match to determine the bijuu life or death. Bottom line, whether through means of death or other means that should decide the match. Even as a Jinchuuriki i hate the idea that a person has to fight a Jinchuuriki while trying not to kill them. Do you have any idea how hard it is to even kill some of these people? Let alone, trying to defeat them without killing them. Things used to be alot more simple. You fight, you win, you gain the bijuu. You fight, you lose, as you were....
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on May 08, 2012, 11:19:16 PM
It's part of the hardships one having the nerve to challenge a jinchuriki should have. :P We need to "keep it real" and all.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on May 09, 2012, 01:19:56 AM

Consider the bijuu as being an extra 'soul' trapped within its host (jinchuuriki); if you kill off the host, then how on earth do you expect the 'soul' to linger any longer?

Follow the (canon) Akatsuki's example - subjugate the jinchuuriki, then extract it. At the very least they were aware of the consequences in killing the jinchuuriki without a suitable backup plan.

The 'soul' itself is being held in by a seal, so when the host dies off so does the seal, hence letting the bijuu go loose. They subjugate the jinchuriki in order to avoid this 'releasing' of said bijuu.

Personally i rather prefer a simple deciding match to determine the bijuu life or death. Bottom line, whether through means of death or other means that should decide the match. Even as a Jinchuuriki i hate the idea that a person has to fight a Jinchuuriki while trying not to kill them. Do you have any idea how hard it is to even kill some of these people? Let alone, trying to defeat them without killing them. Things used to be alot more simple. You fight, you win, you gain the bijuu. You fight, you lose, as you were....

I agree completely with Zenaku here. There's already so many rules you have to abide by in order to get the bijuu. Just killing off the host should be well enough.

It's part of the hardships one having the nerve to challenge a jinchuriki should have. :P We need to "keep it real" and all.

No one dares challenges a host anymore due to this 'keep it real' ideal that has spread into the minds of many. The rules are by far enough to guide one through the whole ''defender and challenger'' process. Like many of you've said; The jinchuriki are those who should have common knowledge of the various aspects of the bijuu world. Yet you are continuing to try to smoother more and more pointless stuff down their throats to achieve the "Real" aspects that are in the show. Like I said no one dares challenge for a bijuu, due to the rigorous mandatory laws you are putting into the already preexisting, perfectly fine rules.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Angra Mainyu on May 09, 2012, 02:02:47 AM

Consider the bijuu as being an extra 'soul' trapped within its host (jinchuuriki); if you kill off the host, then how on earth do you expect the 'soul' to linger any longer?

Follow the (canon) Akatsuki's example - subjugate the jinchuuriki, then extract it. At the very least they were aware of the consequences in killing the jinchuuriki without a suitable backup plan.

The 'soul' itself is being held in by a seal, so when the host dies off so does the seal, hence letting the bijuu go loose. They subjugate the jinchuriki in order to avoid this 'releasing' of said bijuu.
As I do recall, Kurama (the KyuubI) stated to Naruto that if he were to die, then so would he (hence was why it would on various occasions, 'lend' Naruto its power (with or without his consent)). As for where it was stated in the manga though, I cannot pinpoint precisely at present.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on May 09, 2012, 02:05:44 AM
Yep. The manga clearly states the bijuu dies with the host. And in that scenario, we agreed to it returning to it's last or current village.
Cause in spite of dying, it comes back after a while.

Not only did the kyuubi state it but so did Akatsuki members in the middle of bijuu hunting on several occasions.
So basically, if you kill the jinchuriki, you mess up as a challenger, and as such, you don't get it.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on May 09, 2012, 02:18:17 AM
As I've said before, it's not that hard to keep someone alive. In all my fights I never fight with the intention to kill and can still win. Yes, it's harder, but not that much. I mean, getting rid of someone's arms and legs doesn't count as killing them since no one on SL seems to die by things such as: starvation, blood loss, etc.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on May 09, 2012, 02:20:10 AM
As I do recall, Kurama (the KyuubI) stated to Naruto that if he were to die, then so would he (hence was why it would on various occasions, 'lend' Naruto its power (with or without his consent)). As for where it was stated in the manga though, I cannot pinpoint precisely at present.

The kyuubi was sealed within Naruto at birth and Minato being a master in sealing jutsu,(due to his involvement with the Uzumaki clan through his wife) placed a very powerful one on Naruto. Though I do not agree with what you've said. When Sasuke used his sharingan to see the kyuubi within Naruto; (paraquoting here) "Don't kill naruto, or else he'd end up regretting it." Also it wouldn't matter if Naruto did die, The bijuu ALWAYS revive when they are killed.

Still regardless of their reviving skills, the bijuu do not die when the host does. It makes no sense if they were to. The host dies and the seal breaks. What do you think the first thing that bijuu is going to do? Stay there, no. Get the hell out. If the host happens to get so weak to where they have barely enough strength, the Bijuu could break the seal and escape.

There are various theories out there. Maybe the kyuubi would die because the seal on Naruto is that strong (though the show said it's weakened)

Personally, I believe if either die, the host or bijuu, the other still lives. 
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on May 09, 2012, 02:27:52 AM
At this point you are questioning basic Naruto knowledge. They die but are revived. The time such takes is unknown. Rather than quoting overly ambiguous quotes, we'd best relate to solid manga proof.

The Kyuubi and akatsuki more than clearly stating it on numerous occasions. And if you wanna complain about it being to hard to not kill and it being unfair, it's pretty much like complaining you have to fight a bijuu owner w/o having a bijuu yourself and suggest they are banned from using their tails.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on May 09, 2012, 02:49:48 AM
Well. shouldn't any rules made so far not be official until the new council votes on it? (Talking about the new revised rules and not the very old ones) Any way, I still disagree on it going to its previous village. As Quest brilliantly said, it should go back to the council. I see no reason why the village should get it back.

I also agree that death shouldn't  matter when getting a biju, though I'll save my arguments when and if this topic comes up in the council, as either I'll say it, or send it to a council member to say it for me,
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on May 09, 2012, 02:53:57 AM
At this point you are questioning basic Naruto knowledge. They die but are revived. The time such takes is unknown. Rather than quoting overly ambiguous quotes, we'd best relate to solid manga proof.

The Kyuubi and akatsuki more than clearly stating it on numerous occasions. And if you wanna complain about it being to hard to not kill and it being unfair, it's pretty much like complaining you have to fight a bijuu owner w/o having a bijuu yourself and suggest they are banned from using their tails.

I'm simply replying to those who reply to me. Weather they be ambiguous or not. Like I am with yours now.

It would help if you could find in what chapter they state this in if you could, if not I'll take your word on the matter.
It's not 'unfair' so to speak. I used that for lack of better wording, regardless. It is hard to not and kill someone who's trying to kill you. They can and WILL use their tails if you get far enough into it. Making it more than just the "difficult" I was talking about. It gets to an extreme point. Posting several hundred worded posts and hours of time consumed fighting for this bijuu. After all that YOU deny them the thing they fought for? Just for killing the one trying to kill you... No. It comes to a point of, at this point, unfair. Take for example making a new advanced jutsu that you've written five pages about then come to find out it all got deleted. How would you feel? Pretty shitty, right? Not to mention beyond pissed.

The challengers give it their all to achieve getting the bijuu, they have to. It's not a choice of 'maybe' I'll give it my all. You have a chance of losing your life.


Why do you even consider the host not being able to be killed? You're just making it more of a problem if you had just left the current rules alone.

I'm restating what I've said so you can remember; It's hard enough just to fight for the bijuu. Now you're making it even harder. People get tired of posting and fighting after awhile. The fights themselves take quite a bit of time. Now they have to take even more time trying to weaken the host enough WITHOUT killing them to get the bijuu. You suggest making this bijuu rp into a boring, stupid type of relentless time consuming rp.

"It's supposed to be hard to get a bijuu." Yes, but this is far enough.

You get the nerve to challenge for a bijuu. You take the time to kill the host. You take the time to get the skill in order to kill the host. You spend hours on all of this. That to me is enough to prove you deserve a bijuu.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on May 09, 2012, 02:57:06 AM


I also agree that death shouldn't  matter when getting a biju, though I'll save my arguments when and if this topic comes up in the council, as either I'll say it, or send it to a council member to say it for me,

Well Masashi Kishimoto  begs to differ. >>



As for pointing chapters, I can't provide not have the time to scan the manga but here are a few examples:

Kyuubi stating it loud and clear.
Akatsuki members never killing their hosts.
Hidan and I think Kisame also, complaining about not being allowed to kill the host. (pretty much like you guys but in a ic manner. xD)
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on May 09, 2012, 03:00:40 AM
The point of the match is as said 'life or death' Perhaps this is the line at which becoming too cannon lays?

The bijuu should still be able to be captured after the host dies, no?  Like I said the line has been met here. You're trying to be too much like the show. These challengers fight hard to get the bijuu.
 

Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on May 09, 2012, 03:05:43 AM
Well a thought popped into my little mind on how the killing thing could be abused. Say the jinchuriki is losing and just to spite you kill him/her self. All that hard work, just for the host ending it all doesn't at all seem fair to me.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on May 09, 2012, 03:06:46 AM
Well a thought popped into my little mind on how the killing thing could be abused. Say the jinchuriki is losing and just to spite you kill him/her self. All that hard work, just for the host ending it all doesn't at all seem fair to me.

I also thought of this Trev, but everyone would know and then would call you out on it. It'd be useless.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on May 09, 2012, 03:07:38 AM
Getting a bijuu is supposed to be hard. Period. I suppose this will be rediscussed in the new council, just like the host nor challenger being obliged to acknowledge pirated kg.

To me, the making it easier than in the series is a mere "This is too hard! Make it easier!"

To my knowledge, given the top 9 of that poll, the first has a pro rate of 6/9 and the second 7/9.

On a side note, suicide would be pretty lame. .-.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on May 09, 2012, 03:13:16 AM
Indeed; hard. Not extreme.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on May 09, 2012, 03:24:28 AM
Simply one of the disadvantages the challenger has.

I usually cease arguing when people keep at it in spite of series proof, which save for obviously god modish technique and special SL circumstances(such as resets) should be absolute.

But as a last point out: Reason and logic is already bended enough in the favor of the challenger, you auto know who has it w/o any means, it can't hide from you, it's obliged to fight you, and loses his/her bijuu if he/she flees. That's more than enough.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Angra Mainyu on May 09, 2012, 03:25:16 AM
On a side note, suicide would be pretty lame. .-.
Perhaps it should be ruled that committing suicide is akin to forfeiting the match?
Or perhaps if the jinchuuriki attempted suicide, the bijuu will interject by restraining its host (somehow) at the last second, and hence cause them to lose a post in turn? Acts exemplifying cowardice should fly by without the inducement of suitable repercussions.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on May 09, 2012, 03:27:48 AM
On a side note, suicide would be pretty lame. .-.
Perhaps it should be ruled that committing suicide is akin to forfeiting the match?
Or perhaps if the jinchuuriki attempted suicide, the bijuu will interject by restraining its host (somehow) at the last second, and hence cause them to lose a post in turn? Acts exemplifying cowardice should fly by without the inducement of suitable repercussions.

Well it never happened in all history to my knowledge, hence why no one bothered to add a rule about it.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on May 09, 2012, 03:30:58 AM
Everyone would know you're just going for an scapegoat to not let the challenger have the bijuu. The council would rule in favor of the challenger and various others would know you did such to not give the bijuu to them. It would be useless and a waste of time to try.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 13, 2012, 09:28:28 PM
If the effort to form a new active, formed of highly competent people alone council from the past has shown anything is that the rules are in need of an update of sorts, that much should be clear for anyone. No? It simply displeases me to see that naught was done in months.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on July 13, 2012, 10:48:34 PM
What exactly needs to be changed to the rules now?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 14, 2012, 12:00:14 AM
Well our former initiative brought up an issue that was brought up in this thread as well to my knowledge, jinchuriki should die after extraction unless senju or performed under specialized medical attention. It's not like "Yeah, I totally got a bijuu extracted from me, I'll just walk that off."

Secondly, during the same initiative, We thought up a standard tail unlocking system, used Nathan as a lab rat and it went down pretty well, to my knowledge, quite a few were fond of the idea especially due to the fact that a standard for such does not exist and people don't want others to go, yeah, I just got the bijuu I'm gonna just defeat it in an inner battle and unlock all tails in a day.

Then there was the host having the right to not allow pirated kg that were not earned via resets. Anyone could just go and borrow stuff.

Of course, the reason for each of the above and perhaps more were very well elaborated in past threads.

Respecting damn Naruto-verse laws/logics and not getting the bijuu if you kill the host.

Making it the kage's obligation to find a new host if the current one goes inactive or take up challenges during the period of inactivity.


Now some of these have been used multiple times by hosts but were never put up in that list, I honestly believe that every single tiny rule should be in there, otherwise people can just go "Well it's not in the biuu rules." so yeah.




Given that "some" tried incredibly hard to boycott our initiative under accusations such as being idiots, power hungry, corrupt, I thought it was more than reasonable to take responsibility and actually do some stuff after succeeding in making us calling quits due to their insults and rages. But yeah, guess I thought wrong. Don't really plan on getting involved but I guessed I had to list some given that you did ask.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on July 16, 2012, 01:29:25 AM
Oi vay.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 16, 2012, 05:58:49 AM
Just saying~

We might not have been right in regards to every one of them being needed, but some of them probably are, while some of them are applied by a few but just not there.

Take a jinchuriki running for instance. xD Or the host being entitled to deciding weather the battle is ic or not. :o Like Zenaku demands it to be ic or NO CHALLENGE FOR YOU! xD
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Angra Mainyu on July 16, 2012, 10:50:11 AM
The defending party should deserve the privilege of deciding on the battle's setting(s)/conditions, if of course they're logical and within reason.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on July 16, 2012, 10:53:05 AM
What about kage defending inactive players, who dies with that challenge should the kage lose? The Kage? The Inactive Jinchuuriki? Both?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 16, 2012, 12:15:34 PM
I'm tempted to beg Rai to restart the initiative, now having even more reasons and see in how much time we rage at each other enough to get it locked.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on July 19, 2012, 05:07:08 AM
I'm tempted to beg Rai to restart the initiative, now having even more reasons and see in how much time we rage at each other enough to get it locked.

I rather we just that forget this whole mess that occurred; the supposed new council.
I mean you can only give and give until someone is unsatisfied because they get insulted with the outcomes.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 19, 2012, 08:46:33 PM

Thing is, none of us are lawyers (from what I can tell [my smart-aleck-ness is the closest we got]), so we won't be able to clear off ALL the possible bases and rules; not to mention the fact that there are many contradictions in the manga itself.

Sooooo, it needs to be included, somewhere, that the rules we do not go over do not mean they are /un/allowed and should be acknowledged (should the dispute arise) to certain individuals *elected people (!?)* who can help and are of good reputation in doing so.

But, yes, as Kayenta said, we need to focus on one thing at a time. The problem is to choose which thing we're focusing on. So I'm just going to choose myself (as the douche I am) and bring up this:

What about kage defending inactive players, who dies with that challenge should the kage lose? The Kage? The Inactive Jinchuuriki? Both?

Inactive Jinch. are stripped of their bijuu after two weeks (if no notice is given) and delivered to their kage, yes. The previous jinchuuriki's hiatus should not entitle them to losing their life as they're no longer jinchuuriki. It is the kage's job/position to elect a new host; until such is done, the kage is to assume the role of the jinchuuriki and fight to defend the beast. Should they die -- they die. I propose that because it promotes a kage to hurry up with their elections or face the consequences that might arise.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on July 20, 2012, 03:43:05 AM


...It is the kage's job/position to elect a new host; until such is done, the kage is to assume the role of the jinchuuriki and fight to defend the beast. Should they die -- they die. I propose that because it promotes a kage to hurry up with their elections or face the consequences that might arise.


I would love to joke and roll on the floor, but alas... Tis a serious matter and Raifudo's post.

To get to the chizz: What do we do if the Kage is just as inactive? I don't think we have any examples, but it is a possibility.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 20, 2012, 07:16:32 PM
I wanna pull the fine-line fallacy on you and say you're over-thinking it, but that might just be 'cause I'm tired. Anyways... I can't really make rules about inactive kage except to say if that kage is inactive to make a call, we'll make a call for them to who it goes to based on either self-elected or generally-elected people of that village.

The only thing I claim rule-making on is bijuu-based things, and even then I don't force them onto anyone -- that's a lie, actually. I indirectly enforce it by making the hosts follow it on their own will.

Note to self: I should work for the government.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on July 20, 2012, 08:33:01 PM
It would be an interesting twist that's for sure. But who's "we"? I thought the bijuu council had been disbanded.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 20, 2012, 10:12:29 PM
For reasons (not needed to be mentioned) I'll just say it never was. Simply on hiatus due to such reasons. It still exists in its own personal way. I guess all that is fine to say in my mind. The people you still turn to (Zenaku, Rares, myself, etc.) can still make such calls if it is deemed necessary. Though, I'm thinking I can always turn to the voting poll and use those names.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on July 20, 2012, 11:00:51 PM
Well... I guess we'll cross the bridge when we get there then.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on July 21, 2012, 06:38:41 AM
So, since I'm too lazy read all this again -- I did before but then forgot to post -- this is basically about the loop holes in the rules and not the council, correct?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 21, 2012, 06:56:12 AM
Yuh-hum. Not. About. The. Council.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on July 21, 2012, 07:00:21 AM
Then what's the main problem here? Rules not being added? The only problem I've seen is people saying, 'It's not in the rules so I don't have to abide by it.'. Other then that, there is not really any problems. If you have an inactive Jinchuriki, it goes to the 'Kage of the village. The 'Kage is inactive? It goes to council or whatever your village has.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 21, 2012, 08:00:22 AM
We're discussing any-and-all possible exploitation of the rules.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on July 21, 2012, 09:34:18 AM
I see.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on July 22, 2012, 12:39:59 AM
Exploits? Best exploit would be to give the bijuu to an immortal rinnegan master user who also possesses the chakra pool of a monster in combination with the bijuu. Not much we can do about that though...
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on July 22, 2012, 04:47:25 AM
Exploits? Best exploit would be to give the bijuu to an immortal rinnegan master user who also possesses the chakra pool of a monster in combination with the bijuu. Not much we can do about that though...

Which will become half of the Shinobi Legends population soon enough...  :oops:
How about the exploit of users obtaining other accounts for the sole purposes of their powers [stacked doujutsu, kekkei genkai] then using them to establish some sort of RP that wasn't supposed to occur in the first place?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on July 22, 2012, 07:17:11 AM
Ah... The list can be pulled from burned trashcans and we'd still have no idea what people can, will, and DO pull in order to get the upper hand in the realm.

Immortal rinnegan user? In order to truly fit that description, they are gonna have to be Bocc's... female dogs if you get the picture, as he has already set that "standard".

And besides... 'obtaining' other accounts, as far as buying and selling goes, is questionabley against the rules of SL, after all, since you're selling out one character to benefit another.  :?: But, since it's so rampant, it apparently isn't.  :roll: Anyways, with half the population choosing Rinnegan, peoples like me are going to have to start god-modding a bit more in order to start getting zone kill counts... Then the rain will start dropping.

Hopefully by then this bijuu situation would be settled, with either Kumo going down or them snatching all the bijuu.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 22, 2012, 06:55:21 PM
Raifudo neglects to mention that I am part of the bijuu council as well. The disbanding of it and the election were a bust and my ability to judge a match is just as good as anyone else's and quite a few people come to me for aid in dealing with troubles in the zones or questions on if a move is legit or no. In addition I am an RP moderator same as Zenaku or Taraka. And she seems to be always left out of the circle when this bijuu judging things comes to light. Were she not quite capable of what it takes to deal with these issues she would never have been made a GM.

The basic thing about judging a match is this: Unless a council member steps in to deal with something that they feel is a terrible violation and could set some sort of dangerous precedent that will be hard as nails to stop from propagating into a  nightmare, only the participants deal with their issues. It is upon request that someone goes to moderate the fight. And that someone can be anyone they call to do so. If both parties agree to what this third person decided, then all is well. Used to be that hardly any matches needed an outside party to deal with the issues. But these days each and every match becomes a huge bickering match. Even council members who moderate them are often times argued with, insulted or ignored entirely.

There is a basic break down in zoning these days and it stems from unreasonable claims to powers and disgusting manners. And if a council member/fight moderator is not to be heeded...well then every rule we make and every decision that is passed out becomes pointless.

As for what happens if a Kage in position of bijuu he is keeping to give out to people one day...and he becomes inactive goes...I feel that the village is responsible for replacing their Kage in that event and the bijuu in his possession would be passed down to the next Kage in line. It does not seem reasonable that village property be taken by the council to decide what the fate of the bijuu should then become.

Of course if the village fails to deal with it properly the council would and could step in. But it should go through a specific chain of events before the council takes a hand in redistribution of bijuu owned by a particular village.

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Were she not quite capable of what it takes to deal with these issues she would never have been made a GM.

Being a GM doesn't mean Neji himself moderated every post and comment you made to ensure you are of the most prestigious and reputable players on the site. If you have an idea he thinks will benefit or interest RP, he'll give you the chance. Such as your desire to make the chuunin exams and Zenaku's decision to do a war on different villages for the bijuu.

Also, keep in mind that she was voted on as one of the nine council members on the poll. She wasn't left out in thoughts either.

The people you still turn to (Zenaku, Rares, myself, etc.) can still make such calls if it is deemed necessary. Though, I'm thinking I can always turn to the voting poll and use those names.

I'm sorry you feel neglected, but: I mentioned three people as example. I'm NOT going to list every single person who people ask for help - considering I don't know everyone - for the sake of making a point. Which is the purpose of the et cetera.

Might want to reread my post about what we do with the bijuu:

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Anyways... I can't really make rules about inactive kage except to say if that kage is inactive to make a call, we'll make a call for them to who it goes to based on either self-elected or generally-elected people of that village.

We're not taking the bijuu from the village. Hell, we're not even choosing for them. The village itself will make the choice of the candidate they want. I'm not here to govern a kage for how they do things, etc., I'm just here to keep the flow of progress going as passively as I can.

The fact we have to wait for a jinchuuriki to go inactive > kage go inactive before redistributing > kage is elected > kage is given bijuu > kage distributes bijuu is too tediously long and unneeded of a practice to wait for.

We'll also discuss about the council  and their calls and so forth later. Right now we're discussing - as per your request - one thing at a time and that is the rules of inactivity; please hold simply to that.

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How about the exploit of users obtaining other accounts for the sole purposes of their powers [stacked doujutsu, kekkei genkai] then using them to establish some sort of RP that wasn't supposed to occur in the first place?

We'll get to this one after we settle on what to do with where the bijuu goes for inactivity, but:

There is the rule that allows hosts to disable someone's RP claim they used via another account's purchase, etc. Though I'm sure we can find hosts doing the same.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 22, 2012, 07:34:47 PM
Sure everyone can discuss these matters and what not, but who gets to decide what gets by and what not? Kayenta alone? And perhaps Zenaku since they are the only ones that can make the edit. Raifudo has been somewhat in charge of this for years, Zenaku coming along in it somewhere on the way, I see no particular reason for this to change.

In my view, the reason why a list of active well trusted peeps should make up a council would be the for the sake of the cases in which opinions are split. In which case this preferably small council should vote. Why not let everyone? Well that is clear, some may do it under poor judgement, lack insight, or be well known for their inability to be biased or make decisions of their own. For the voting part alone I think it would be a great idea to make it and remove inactive one as well as those known to be labeled as incompetent by many. Otherwise it would be rather hard to decide on stuff with split opinions.

Enough with the petty arguments, attacks, self victimization, etc. Lets work to find a way to optimize this stuff to it's maximum potential and remove potentially unpleasant scenarios and errors.

As for inactivity, I think it's natural to have such a rule concerning jinchuriki, if I am not mistaken there was a similar rule in the past. That was applied in cases such as those that barely got on once a month or so.
Yes, it makes sense that the bijuu should go to the kage in such a case, I suggest that in the exceptional scenario in which the kage does not resolve the issue in 2 weeks, that is to be considered a passing of the grace period and he from that point should be obliged to defend it for the sake of not making a bijuu inaccessible for prolonged periods of time.

If the kage is inactive we should grant it to the last challenger as a punishment for the jinchuriki and kage and compensation for the one that was put on hold for a month. Just to be fair and not discriminate kage jinchuriki, in that case the bijuu should go to the second in command but only under the scenario that it did not go to the kage due to an inactive jinchuriki. I say to be fair due to the village given another chance whatever the case.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 24, 2012, 07:37:42 PM
Well in all honesty, I am thinking a village needs to be stripped if it can't as much as solve an issue in a month, such making them unfit to host a bijuu.
I mean seriously: Your jinchuriki is inactive for 2 weeks, then your hokage gets the bijuu and is inactive for two weeks, that seems about enough to deem that village as unworthy and harmful to the system.

Just saying, however my strict personality when it comes to failing to respect certain things and harming the community around you may have had a say in this idea, so without a doubt, it might seem like quite the exaggeration for some if not most.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 24, 2012, 07:50:54 PM
As much as I want to agree with you on the whole being stripped thing: we just can't. Although unfair for both parties, taking away shares the bigger burden.

> Jinchuuriki goes inactive
> Kage goes inactive ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Host village loses bijuu over something they cannot control (activity of their representatives)                  |
> Council has to find new village to give to                                                                                             |
> Give to kage                                                                                                                                     |
> Kage gives bijuu to new host.                                                                                                             |
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> Council finds a new host based on what the people of that village says.

Edit: Fixed my wonderful chart.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 24, 2012, 07:55:22 PM
Seems good to me. It shouldn't seem unreasonable for the village to lose it after two consecutive failures.
The council's duty should be that of moderating bijuu and their rules and what not rather than taking the role of a kage if a village becomes incompetent.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 24, 2012, 08:04:54 PM
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Anyways... I can't really make rules about inactive kage except to say if that kage is inactive to make a call, we'll make a call for them to who it goes to based on either self-elected or generally-elected people of that village.

We're not taking the bijuu from the village. Hell, we're not even choosing for them. The village itself will make the choice of the candidate they want. I'm not here to govern a kage for how they do things, etc., I'm just here to keep the flow of progress going as passively as I can.

The fact we have to wait for a jinchuuriki to go inactive > kage go inactive before redistributing > kage is elected > kage is given bijuu > kage distributes bijuu is too tediously long and unneeded of a practice to wait for.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 24, 2012, 08:07:27 PM
Yep, the first two seem a fair and long enough of a stretch.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on July 25, 2012, 09:56:19 AM
Since we're all on the same page, tell Ranketsu she doesn't have the Sanbi due to her past inactivity(stretching far beyond 2 weeks to the point where she deemed me active Mizukage again). I wish to see how well this is going to go over because she refuses to acknowledge that she was stripped of it.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 25, 2012, 11:32:25 AM
I see no issue with that, the law shall apply to everyone. EVEN Ranketsu. xP
The thing is, she's been inactive, for quite a bit.


Also, the 1 month me and Rai were talking about were not the time in which the jinchuriki loses it, but the village all together. But yeah, you need both the kage and jinchuriki to be inactive for a month or in some cases the kage and the second in command, granted that the kage is already a jinchuriki.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zojin on July 26, 2012, 06:17:30 AM
So I read the discussion about Bijuu inactivity (I won't even dive into the other issues regarding battle and whatnot quite yet).  I don't know if this is my place to say this, but may I suggest some solid rules?  Some of you will probably already agree/disagree with the below list since it's pretty much my own spin on what I've read in the conversation so far:

1. If a current jinchuriki is inactive for longer than a month the bijuu in question shall be stripped of its host and placed under the security of the jinchuriki's village Kage.

2. While a village houses a hostless Bijuu, it is the village Kage's responsibility to "fight" and "protect" said bijuu from any challengers if they chose to not hand the bijuu over.  This also means that in a Jinchuriki match, the Kage has the possibility of dying just as it is in any official bijuu challenge.
((- Should the defending Kage already have their own Bijuu sealed within them during the period challenged for the inactive bijuu, they are allowed to use the tails of their own Bijuu for the duration of the match-))

3. The village kage of the sealed bijuu is given an unlimited amount of time to distribute the beast to a host.  However, until the beast is sealed within a host, the kage is responsible for accepting all challenges for it instead.

4. In the event of the inactive host returning to activity while the Kage is under the possession of the Bijuu in question, the kage has the choice of resealing the Bijuu back into the returning user.  However, if this user becomes inactive once again for a period of more than 3 weeks the bijuu will again be stripped of them and given back to the Kage.  After this second strike, the inactive host in question will be unable to receive that particular bijuu again until it is passed on to a new host and won back via challenging the new host for it.

5. If it so happens that BOTH the active jinchuriki AND the host's current villages kage are inactive for a period of longer than 1 month, that village is deemed not responsible to house a Bijuu (and quite frankly in dire need of getting their shit together).  In instance of this, the beast shall be returned to the village it was originally taken from.
((-In order to prevent an inactive kage from being the ultimate reason why a certain village may lose their bijuu, this will inspire the village as a whole to elect a new Kage to replace the old one quickly in the instance of inactivity-))

6. In the event of the Bijuu's original host (before it was passed to the inactive user) happens to be a missing-nin or a non-village affiliated ninja, then the Bijuu will go to the most recent village that ninja originally associated him/herself with before going rogue.

*Note that I am only adding the second half of rule 5 and all of 6 simply because I am under the impression that there has not yet been an "official" bijuu council established.  There has been quite a lot of talk about this council, though from what I've seen, no for sure list of people besides the occasional ("I know Zen and Rai are on the committee for sure at least...." etc.).  In the case of an officially approved Bijuu council creation, the inactive bijuu shall be given to the council for redistribution instead of going to the previous host's village*
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 26, 2012, 06:44:18 AM
So I read the discussion about Bijuu inactivity (I won't even dive into the other issues regarding battle and whatnot quite yet).  I don't know if this is my place to say this, but may I suggest some solid rules?  Some of you will probably already agree/disagree with the below list since it's pretty much my own spin on what I've read in the conversation so far:

1. If a current jinchuriki is inactive for longer than a month the bijuu in question shall be stripped of its host and placed under the security of the jinchuriki's village Kage.

2. While a village houses a hostless Bijuu, it is the village Kage's responsibility to "fight" and "protect" said bijuu from any challengers if they chose to not hand the bijuu over.  This also means that in a Jinchuriki match, the Kage has the possibility of dying just as it is in any official bijuu challenge.
((- Should the defending Kage already have their own Bijuu sealed within them during the period challenged for the inactive bijuu, they are allowed to use the tails of their own Bijuu for the duration of the match.-))

3. The village kage of the sealed bijuu is given an unlimited amount of time to distribute the beast to a host.  However, until the beast is sealed within a host, the kage is responsible for accepting all challenges for it instead.

4. In the event of the inactive host returning to activity while the Kage is under the possession of the Bijuu in question, the kage has the choice of resealing the Bijuu back into the returning user.  However, if this user becomes inactive once again for a period of more than 3 weeks the bijuu will again be stripped of them and given back to the Kage.  After this second strike, the inactive host in question will be unable to receive that particular bijuu again until it is passed on to a new host and won back through challenging for it.

5. If it so happens that BOTH the active jinchuriki AND the host's current villages kage are inactive for a period of longer than 1 month, that village is deemed not responsible to house a Bijuu (and quite frankly in dire need of getting their shit together).  In instance of this, the beast shall be returned to the village it was originally taken from.
((-In order to prevent an inactive kage from being the ultimate reason why a certain village may lose their bijuu, this will inspire the village as a whole to elect a new Kage to replace the old one quickly in the instance of inactivity.-))

6. In the event of the Bijuu's original host (before it was passed to the inactive user) happens to be a missing-nin or a non-village affiliated ninja, then the Bijuu will go to the most recent village that ninja originally associated him/herself with before going rogue.

*Note that I am only adding the second half of rule 5 and all of 6 simply because I am under the impression that there has not yet been an "official" bijuu council established.  There has been quite a lot of talk about this council, though from what I've seen, no for sure list of people besides the occasional ("I know Zen and Rai are on the committee for sure at least...." etc.).  In the case of a officially approved Bijuu council creation, the inactive bijuu shall be given to the council for redistribution instead of going to the previous host's village*

1. It's 2 weeks of no-notice inactivity. Then it goes to kage.
2. Kages cannot assume the role of an active-host in the sense they use the hostless bijuu as their own.
3. That's already set in place. We said if the kage is also inactive for 2 weeks, we distribute it to their village for them.
4. No need to give the in-actives the incentive of having a rule for themselves. The kage has the right to pass it to whom they desire.
5. We're not going to punish a village for something they cannot control -- inactivity of certain individuals. The bijuu will go to a host that is self-elected and seen positively or generally-elected by his/her peers and fellow villagers.
6. Already established.

I'm just, honestly, thinking of calling the elected 9 from the thread to be considered the "council". I don't need the run-around claim of "I hold this title" and "that reason is why", etc. The thread/poll was fairly erected and self-elected; voted by the community as a whole and properly advertised.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zojin on July 26, 2012, 07:35:17 AM
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1. It's 2 weeks of no-notice inactivity. Then it goes to kage.
Even better.

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2. Kages cannot assume the role of an active-host in the sense they use the hostless bijuu as their own.

I believe this was covered when I stated "should the defending Kage already have their own Bijuu sealed within them during the period challenged for the inactive bijuu, they are allowed to use the tails of their own Bijuu for the duration of the match" =]

Meaning for example, if I am kage with the 2 tails sealed within me, then yes I am able to use my 2 tails to defend myself against a person who challenges me for the formerly inactive 4 tails.

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3. That's already set in place. We said if the kage is also inactive for 2 weeks, we distribute it to their village for them.
Who consists of "we"?  There is no official council if that is what you are referring to.  There is only a hypothetical council as of now.

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4. No need to give the in-actives the incentive of having a rule for themselves. The kage has the right to pass it to whom they desire.

I added this clause as it negates a giant loophole that can otherwise be exploited.  Host A goes inactive and has the Bijuu stripped by Kage B.  Host A returns soon after their Bijuu was stripped and Kage B returns the Bijuu to them.  Host A then again goes inactive for a period of 2 weeks and is stripped again by Kage B.  Host A returns yet again right after their Bijuu was stripped and has Kage B return it to them.  Rinse and repeat.  See where I'm going with this? 

If the Bijuu is constantly returned to someone who is systematically inactive, I can see that sprouting many problems.  Bijuu need to be given to a person who is constantly active.  Hence this "two strikes" rule.

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5. We're not going to punish a village for something they cannot control -- inactivity of certain individuals. The bijuu will go to a host that is self-elected and seen positively or generally-elected by his/her peers and fellow villagers.

Yes, you are definitely correct. No one has control over the actions or inactivity of another.  However, what they do have control over is how quickly and how effectively they react to the situation.  Unless I am mistaken about the process of how one becomes Kage, the moment that a village concludes that their current leader is MIA they (or a single person/second in command if that is how they chose a leader) are/is capable of installing a new one to take the old one's place.  It even works this way in the manga.  As I stated before, this rule can possibly serve to "inspire the village as a whole to elect a new Kage to replace the old one quickly in the instance of inactivity." 

What is a village supposed to do in the event of a missing Kage?  I highly doubt they are supposed twiddle their thumbs and wait around until the inactive kage happens to return and pick a heir to the throne so to speak.

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6. Already established.
Listed simply for clarification.

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I'm just, honestly, thinking of calling the elected 9 from the thread to be considered the "council". I don't need the run-around claim of "I hold this title" and "that reason is why", etc. The thread/poll was fairly erected and self-elected; voted by the community as a whole and properly advertised.
I have no say as to who exactly is on the council since, quite frankly, I don't have an opinion on the matter ^ ^;
However, if there is to be any further discussion with the use of "we" and "Bijuu council" as possible beast designators, then I suggest establishing an official and working council first.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 26, 2012, 12:04:03 PM
Well, it is splendid to see we are managing to get somewhere with this.  I would say this was discussed, elaborated, and agreed upon enough for us to put it up there and move on to the next issue. No?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 26, 2012, 09:22:59 PM
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1. It's 2 weeks of no-notice inactivity. Then it goes to kage.
Even better.

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2. Kages cannot assume the role of an active-host in the sense they use the hostless bijuu as their own.

I believe this was covered when I stated "should the defending Kage already have their own Bijuu sealed within them during the period challenged for the inactive bijuu, they are allowed to use the tails of their own Bijuu for the duration of the match" =]

Meaning for example, if I am kage with the 2 tails sealed within me, then yes I am able to use my 2 tails to defend myself against a person who challenges me for the formerly inactive 4 tails.

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3. That's already set in place. We said if the kage is also inactive for 2 weeks, we distribute it to their village for them.
Who consists of "we"?  There is no official council if that is what you are referring to.  There is only a hypothetical council as of now.

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4. No need to give the in-actives the incentive of having a rule for themselves. The kage has the right to pass it to whom they desire.

I added this clause as it negates a giant loophole that can otherwise be exploited.  Host A goes inactive and has the Bijuu stripped by Kage B.  Host A returns soon after their Bijuu was stripped and Kage B returns the Bijuu to them.  Host A then again goes inactive for a period of 2 weeks and is stripped again by Kage B.  Host A returns yet again right after their Bijuu was stripped and has Kage B return it to them.  Rinse and repeat.  See where I'm going with this? 

If the Bijuu is constantly returned to someone who is systematically inactive, I can see that sprouting many problems.  Bijuu need to be given to a person who is constantly active.  Hence this "two strikes" rule.

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5. We're not going to punish a village for something they cannot control -- inactivity of certain individuals. The bijuu will go to a host that is self-elected and seen positively or generally-elected by his/her peers and fellow villagers.

Yes, you are definitely correct. No one has control over the actions or inactivity of another.  However, what they do have control over is how quickly and how effectively they react to the situation.  Unless I am mistaken about the process of how one becomes Kage, the moment that a village concludes that their current leader is MIA they (or a single person/second in command if that is how they chose a leader) are/is capable of installing a new one to take the old one's place.  It even works this way in the manga.  As I stated before, this rule can possibly serve to "inspire the village as a whole to elect a new Kage to replace the old one quickly in the instance of inactivity." 

What is a village supposed to do in the event of a missing Kage?  I highly doubt they are supposed twiddle their thumbs and wait around until the inactive kage happens to return and pick a heir to the throne so to speak.

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6. Already established.
Listed simply for clarification.

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I'm just, honestly, thinking of calling the elected 9 from the thread to be considered the "council". I don't need the run-around claim of "I hold this title" and "that reason is why", etc. The thread/poll was fairly erected and self-elected; voted by the community as a whole and properly advertised.
I have no say as to who exactly is on the council since, quite frankly, I don't have an opinion on the matter ^ ^;
However, if there is to be any further discussion with the use of "we" and "Bijuu council" as possible beast designators, then I suggest establishing an official and working council first.

2. Yeah, like your #6, it was lasted for clarification.
3. "We" consists of the people posting here and the general agreement.
4. I can see what you mean now. Yeah, that seems fine -- it prevents promotion favoritism.
5. In theory it's easy, yeah. "This person takes this person's place in case of their absence, etc." I just want the bijuu to move on as passively as it can.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zojin on July 27, 2012, 12:58:49 AM
2. Yeah, like your #6, it was lasted for clarification.
3. "We" consists of the people posting here and the general agreement.
4. I can see what you mean now. Yeah, that seems fine -- it prevents promotion favoritism.
5. In theory it's easy, yeah. "This person takes this person's place in case of their absence, etc." I just want the bijuu to move on as passively as it can.

3&5 - Has it been decided that stray bijuu should follow the "bijuu council" method? or the "whoever had it last" method?  I suggest the latter since not only would it inspire a village to make sure they aren't stuck kage-less, but also make the owner of the hostless Bijuu an automatic decision.  Kind if kills two birds with one stone ^ ^.  I personally try to stray away from any kind of superior ruling "council" since anything involving the judgement of people allows for human error/favoritism to come into play in regards to decisions.

Before moving to another topic of discussion can we list in one for sure post what the most recent version of the"rules of inactivity" are?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on July 27, 2012, 01:26:28 AM
2. Yeah, like your #6, it was lasted for clarification.
3. "We" consists of the people posting here and the general agreement.
4. I can see what you mean now. Yeah, that seems fine -- it prevents promotion favoritism.
5. In theory it's easy, yeah. "This person takes this person's place in case of their absence, etc." I just want the bijuu to move on as passively as it can.

3&5 - Has it been decided that stray bijuu should follow the "bijuu council" method? or the "whoever had it last" method?  I suggest the latter since not only would it inspire a village to make sure they aren't stuck kage-less, but also make the owner of the hostless Bijuu an automatic decision.  Kind if kills two birds with one stone ^ ^.  I personally try to stray away from any kind of superior ruling "council" since anything involving the judgement of people allows for human error/favoritism to come into play in regards to decisions.

Before moving to another topic of discussion can we list in one for sure post what the most recent version of the"rules of inactivity" are?
Example Time!!! Let's say this, Kiri's Jinchuuriki for Sanbi goes inactive for weeks and we remove it; as active Mizukage it goes to me. Then I get in some random accident which leaves me hospitalized for a month or so; I come back on to find out that the bijuu was given to some schmuck in Konoha because of the "whoever had it last" method. It's complete unethical and blatantly unfair, I had no control over the accident and no way of communicating such an event to anyone and lost a bijuu because of that. The our council in Kiri/the former Mizukage should be able to pick the new host should something like that come up.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zojin on July 27, 2012, 03:31:33 AM
Example Time!!! Let's say this, Kiri's Jinchuuriki for Sanbi goes inactive for weeks and we remove it; as active Mizukage it goes to me. Then I get in some random accident which leaves me hospitalized for a month or so; I come back on to find out that the bijuu was given to some schmuck in Konoha because of the "whoever had it last" method. It's complete unethical and blatantly unfair, I had no control over the accident and no way of communicating such an event to anyone and lost a bijuu because of that. The our council in Kiri/the former Mizukage should be able to pick the new host should something like that come up.

I do believe this could merely work as yet another incentive to quickly place the Bijuu within a host instead of sealing it in a pot. Pass on the Bijuu before a wild scenario such as the above example happens lol.  On another note, if a village's kage who is normally active suddenly disappeared for a 2 week+ period of time without warning, I fell like people will take notice to this and possibly elect another Mizukage to prevent the Bijuu from being moved to a different village.

Though honestly if something as extreme as a Kage's real life hospitalization were to happen, I'm very sure people will excuse the absence if properly explained once they are able to be online again, and have the Bijuu returned to that village.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Angra Mainyu on July 27, 2012, 04:17:25 AM
Though honestly if something as extreme as a Kage's real life hospitalization were to happen, I'm very sure people will excuse the absence if properly explained once they are able to be online again, and have the Bijuu returned to that village.
Konoha isn't that chivalrous.  ;)
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 27, 2012, 07:14:06 PM
You need to understand the case in which such would be done is an exceptional one. I mean, with no such rules, they could be a lousy as they please and just keep having an inactive jinchuriki after the other and so on.

The fact that under inactivity cases the bijuu will simply go to the kage, is, I believe, more than enough favoritism for the villages.

The mere thought of a village not undergoing proper punishment for high scale incompetence is truly revolting.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 27, 2012, 07:19:42 PM
And Raifudo. The election was a failure due to corruption. This corruption included the people running for election! How then is that body to be trusted now? Ace ruled upon this already so please stop trying to push it through as a valid option for the council. In lieu of that failure, the old council stands as THE council including only those who wish to serve upon it.  Many who are eligible do not wish to be a part of it. I, however, do.  Why not just merge the two groups and be done with this tugging of wills? Those who wish to serve will do so anyway. So where is the problem?

Oh, don't talk about corruption like you're a beacon of glimmering justice and hope.

And need I remind you:

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Re: Rewriting the Bijuu rules, The council, and Jinchuuriki Elections.
« Reply #547 on: May 17, 2012, 02:26:02 pm »
Gah...
Alright, alright.

Three votes might be from accounts from less than two weeks from the deadline for voting.
Neji will be the only one to verify the creation dates.

3 votes might be.

Then we have this:

32 - Zenaku
30 - Raifudo
28 - Uchiha, Rares
23 - Asadi
22 - Yūmei
21 - Cmage
20 - Kamui
19 - Nathan
18 - Uchiha_Tracey

Worst-comes-to-worst: The only difference we'll find is that CJofthedesert is in instead of Uchiha_Tracey. Everyone else has a vast difference in quantity-of-vote.

Your "old council" failed the voting process for a reason: No one wants that giant mess-of-a-group to make rules or go around trying to give their 2-cents together. Countless reasons arise; ask the people who voted against it.

The problem is simple to realize. The general public had made its selection for those nine to contribute to the process of keeping the bijuu flow properly.

Edit: Toned down some of the word usage.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 27, 2012, 07:29:27 PM
While there were various other errors such as same ip votes and same ip candidates, most, if not all were generated by the fact that quite a few were leveling for others at that point. However, I was assured by Ace that I'd be one of those that would have still made it, and I trust at least other 3-4 from that list are unquestionably in the same case. Needless to say that the reason for which this fell down is that Ace spotted same IP among the top 9 and could not reveal who it was, but honestly, everyone that knows the particular 9 would most likely certify that there is no way they are the same person, 2 exceptions... MAYBE.

I personally think that the need for a 5-9 members council is of dire need, I hoped things would go smoothly without such given that the idea seemed to be horribly revolting and what not, me being less eligible than Bocc, Athos, Solo, Trev and the alike. <.<; I never get tired of that one. xD

But yeah, bottom line, if this village stripping topic showed us anything, it's that we do have a need for such in order to decide properly rather than "If Kay agrees it goes, if not, the idea can go make love to itself." Not bashing or anything of the sort, just saying it doesn't seem like an exactly fair procedure.

Edit: Note that the Kay part was merely due to quite a few supposed council members are inactive on SL, a lot more on here.

This council is obviously bound to meet complications due to both the ridiculously high number of members and the inactive. I'm not demanding that the last poll be appointed as the ultimate bijuu council, it is one of the multiple solutions just. I'm simply saying that SOMETHING needs to be done about this.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zojin on July 27, 2012, 07:30:09 PM
I can see why there are problems about stripping inactive Bijuu from a village or organization.  I wanted to stray away from any kind of "superior court" council, though I fear it might be needed.  So without further a do, bing bang boom:

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Bijuu Inactivity Rules v 3.0

* Note that the words "Village" and "Kage" can be interchanged with "Organization" and "Organization Leader" *

1. If a current jinchuriki is inactive for longer than 2 weeks the bijuu in question shall be stripped of its host and placed under the security of the jinchuriki's kage.

2. While a village houses a host-less bijuu, it is the kage's responsibility to "fight for" and "protect" said bijuu from any challengers if they chose to not hand the bijuu over.  This also means that in a jinchuriki match, the kage in question has the possibility of dying just as it is in any other official bijuu challenge.
* Should the defending kage already have their own bijuu (X) sealed within them during the period challenged for the inactive bijuu (Y), they are allowed to use the tails of their own bijuu (X) for any duration of the challenge.  They are unable to use the powers of the sealed bijuu (Y) unless they are that bijuu's jinchuriki *

3. The kage of the host-less bijuu is given an unlimited amount of time to distribute the beast to a host.  However, until the bijuu is sealed within a host, the kage is responsible for accepting all challenges for it instead.

4. In the event of the inactive host returning to activity while the kage is under the possession of the repossessed bijuu, the kage has the choice of resealing the bijuu back into the returning user.  However, if this user becomes inactive again for a period of more than 2 weeks the bijuu will once again be stripped of them and given back to the kage.  After this second strike, the inactive user in question will be unable to receive that particular bijuu until it is passed on to a new host and won back via an official challenge.

5. If it so happens that both the active jinchuriki and the host's current kage are inactive for a period of longer than 2 weeks, the bijuu shall go to the Bijuu Council [Members: TBA] for redistribution under their discretion within said village.

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I placed the Bijuu Council as TBA since membership is clearly something still under debate.

Oh, and an edited note: We all have different ideas and opinions, so lets keep rudeness or sarcasm out of the equation in this discussion.  It will only serve to potentially spur an unnecessary argument.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on July 27, 2012, 11:12:00 PM
Ho hum.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 28, 2012, 01:17:20 AM
Now, now, who would be best suited to do such if not the GM? Go do it yourself. >_> I'm no mailman. You're the one that has created this thread and has mod power over it.
If you're a council member then freaking check this thread once in a while.

I'm guessing that setting a short day limit could work as a solution, it would be silly to stall ourselves by days/weeks/months just cause others are inactive. The day limit I would suggest is 3-7 days. I think setting this date should be our priority.

Given that to my understanding all these supposed council members were asked if they will to be such, the least they could do is check this thread every once in a while. Should be their responsibility.

Not to insult or anything... but your hypocrisy stuns me a little. You refused to as much as take part in that pool but here you are standing more than strongly.

Alas, at the very least, I'd strongly recommend a reshape of that old council in the sense of removing the following:
Known alts, others known to express their will to not be such(Pete is one if I recall correctly) and those refusing to contribute. There is no point in being a member if you won't act like one.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on July 28, 2012, 04:43:46 AM
Ignoring all the council talk and going back to Zojin's post, I dislike the idea of the Bijuu Council dedicating who gets the bijuu inside the village of it's prior host. Easily they could give it some weak acad, just to make it easier for another village to take. The issue of a new host(due to previous host and kage inactivity) should be left to former kage of that village/elders/village council members.

Back to my situation though....

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---Original Message from Godaime Mizukage Ranketsu(2012-07-28 02:34:54)---
It was always 2-4 times a month, and it wasn't just "getting on". I always committed to some sort of RP, including training a few recruits/ANBU. Two or three, actually, and them specifically.
Of course, it wasn't some super-hyper over-active activity, nor even adequate activity like now, but I did get on several times a month and I made sure at least twice, and did something that lasted hours, this I'm sure of. Never once did it say I was offline for more than 15 days at a time. Not once, I can be sure of that.
---Original Message from Sandaime Mizukage Rakudo(2012-07-28 02:32:04)---
The ruling has always been two weeks just so you know. Also showing up ONCE every one to three weeks is highly unacceptable as a jinchuuriki; in theory you were "inactive" from the day the uneven intervals started until your return. If I log on 10 times in the span of 4 months, that's still classified as inactive.
---Original Message from Godaime Mizukage Ranketsu(2012-07-28 02:29:18)---
Just for future reference, after not just reading through the fancy Bijuu rules and talking to Jonny-boy himself, I've found out that since my absence was indeed merited and I indeed had all intentions to keep my fancy little buddy, and came on in spurs of every one to three weeks, yes, it is still mine, and yes, I shall keep it to me.
No, I did not leave abruptly, nor have even one single "month long" or even "four week" absence. My inactivity was spoken of, as was my informal retirement. Though I wished to keep Sanbi in event I came back, which I did, and since I was not absent for more than a month without word, it is still mine, and yes, I shall keep it to me.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 28, 2012, 04:50:51 AM
The bottom line is this. I am a council member and was never voted out by the council and your election was a total bust.

The only reason my election is "bust" is due to 3 possible(!) votes that Ace stumbled upon that might be from same individuals. Which I already explained the only difference it would make is that Uchiha_Taraka would be out and CJofTheDesert would be in.

I'm already dealing with Ranketsu myself.

And, yes, there are objections:

 Zenaku
 Raifudo
 Uchiha, Rares
 Asadi
 Yūmei
 Cmage/Rakudo
 Nathan
 Uchiha_Tracey
 CJ of The Desert
 Kayenta Moenkopi
 Raishin
 Solo
 Raijin
 Izaku Raiken
 ShadowX
 Bocchiere

 Kamui - Gone.
 Tetsujin/inactive.
 Isaribi - Questionable.
 Luka - Questionable

Edit: Toned down some of the words and examples used.

Ignoring all the council talk and going back to Zojin's post, I dislike the idea of the Bijuu Council dedicating who gets the bijuu inside the village of it's prior host. Easily they could give it some weak acad, just to make it easier for another village to take. The issue of a new host(due to previous host and kage inactivity) should be left to former kage of that village/elders/village council members.

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Anyways... I can't really make rules about inactive kage except to say if that kage is inactive to make a call, we'll make a call for them to who it goes to based on either self-elected or generally-elected people of that village.

We're not taking the bijuu from the village. Hell, we're not even choosing for them. The village itself will make the choice of the candidate they want. I'm not here to govern a kage for how they do things, etc., I'm just here to keep the flow of progress going as passively as I can.

Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on July 28, 2012, 05:03:19 AM
The fact that you left me on the list and popped off Luka and Isa made me so happy you don't even know xD He likes me! He really likes me!
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 28, 2012, 05:05:45 AM
Just because you're actually active and I have not really heard/seen Isa or Luka as of late. Which is why I put questionable -- so I can ask them myself.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on July 28, 2012, 05:11:00 AM
Luka zoned the other day, but I've been having PM conversations with Isa about this tourney put on by thecurse and other things, so he's fairly active.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 28, 2012, 05:32:23 AM
Luka and Isa are active

Luka zoned the other day, but I've been having PM conversations with Luka about this tourney put on by thecurse and other things, so he's fairly active.

Thank you.

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Kamui is not gone and Ranketsu needs to be dealt with by the council as a whole.

He said he was going to leave. Deleted his account and whatnot. Ah well, guess I missed the update on that.

We have no council. I keep saying that. Over and over. I keep trying to promote the 9 that were elected by 50-some participated members as per your request. You keep saying no to it. Etc.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on July 28, 2012, 05:41:53 AM
Yeah, kinda fighting Rank as we speak and it's be cool to know if she had the bijuu or not. And you speak of the Bocchiere Supah Tenkaichi! Yes, that was the name I made up for this tourney to hustle people out of their dp.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on July 28, 2012, 06:20:19 AM
Yeah, about the Ranketsu thing, Rakudo sent me this message about what Rai said
"Well, even with it being terrible etiquette for a host to promote, if there is no such occurrence that a bijuu challenge was promoted, etc. it should be fine. The reason for the two-week inactivity ruling is so that hosts can promote role-play and such; I.E. bijuu battles. If I find a single challenge was proposed that you did not heed, it's gone. 'Cause, truthfully, there's no harm done if no challenge was given."
If this is in fact "legit" then I suggest Ranketsu be immediately stripped, and we should take her bijuu too, because I challenged her about 3 times and she always said she was too busy with her other challengers to fight me.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on July 28, 2012, 06:29:50 AM
I remember you saying that to me as well Bocc.

So...

Logging in now and then does not mean activity.  If you are not available in your role as a jinchuuriki then you are inactive.

Who exactly were these challengers of hers she was busy with when she talked to you, but had never received when she talked with Raifudo?

She never cared to mention who any of her challengers were.

Edit

I am also speaking to Rakudo on SL and he said that Ranketsu said she accepted all my challenges and beat me, which is of course not the case.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 28, 2012, 06:50:37 AM
I did my fair share of advertisement back when such was required for the poll. I didn't now merely because I'd find it hypocritical for me to go pm this to others I disapprove of.

Not to insult them or anything but I am fairly certain that a few of those would be deemed as unworthy by quite a few.

First thing is first, we need to decide on an optimal way to function before anything is done.

So before we start, I suggest we vote on the following:

How many days should there pass for the voting on a rule to be closed:

3

7

10

14

unlimited - I personally think it is a drag to require half + 1 votes out of the total when not all members actually got to vote, we could end up stalled for weeks if not months.

I believe the numbers I have offered are fairly close to each other, I am not opting for a put in your number kind of vote due to the sheer fact that we could end up with one number/person.

There are 3-4 I'd personally want kicked out out of worldly reasons but I'm tired of having my judgement and lack of corruption questioned so I'll leave that be for the time being.

I'd personally like to suggest that the voting on this be closed in a week given that we deemed all of them as active and notified.

Lastly, I'd suggest updating the member list on the first page if such was not done already.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on July 28, 2012, 07:46:02 AM
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---Original Message from Godaime Mizukage Ranketsu(2012-07-28 05:05:28)---
Yeah, when I get challenged every two to three days, even after victory. Whether I knew the "week rule", it still applies, no? I think so.
---Original Message from Sandaime Mizukage Rakudo(2012-07-28 04:57:17)---
Wow... so you put the bijuu fight after normal fights? =__=
---Original Message from Godaime Mizukage Ranketsu(2012-07-28 04:53:47)---
For Sanbi? Yeah. Allow me to highlight what I said for you. Check the last message if you think I edited it.
FIGHT. I was accepting them in chronological order.
---Original Message from Sandaime Mizukage Rakudo(2012-07-28 04:52:23)---
Earlier you stated only Bocc challenged you...
---Original Message from Godaime Mizukage Ranketsu(2012-07-28 04:51:09)---
At one point, I had people coming up to me randomly asking to fight, yeah. And I accepted, slowly ebbing them down.
---Original Message from Sandaime Mizukage Rakudo(2012-07-28 04:49:02)---
because of too many other challengers?
---Original Message from Godaime Mizukage Ranketsu(2012-07-28 04:47:24)---
I already said I did.

---Original Message from Sandaime Mizukage Rakudo(2012-07-28 04:45:01)---
Bocc said that you denied his challenges.

She used every day non-bijuu fights are her "challengers" and put Bocc at the back of that line.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 28, 2012, 08:00:30 AM
Message to possible participants:

Hello:

Well we are trying this bijuu council thing again.
Please reply and indicate if you are interested in serving on the forum. If you do not reply soon then we will assume you don't wish to help out or are too inactive to be a useful member. Of course if your activity level should increase in the future you can drop by and see about participating then.

We have a few rules we are trying to revise. Mostly about how long inactive hosts and or Kage's responsible for the bijuu have until the council has to step in to place the bijuu.

And then we have an inactive host that is under discussion and would appreciate your input on what to do if anything.

the link is as follows:

http://forum.shinobilegends.com/index.php/topic,6929.150.html

The people being contacted are the following 19 people:

 Zenaku
 Raifudo
 Uchiha, Rares
 Asadi
 Yūmei
 Cmage/Rakudo
 Kamui
 Nathan
 Uchiha_Tracey
 CJ of The Desert
 Kayenta Moenkopi
 Raishin
 Isaribi
 Luka
 Solo
 Raijin
 Izaku Raiken
 ShadowX
 Bocchiere

~Moenkopi

I was not contacted! I feel left out! ;~;

I'll start by voting on my day limit suggestion:

3 days.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on July 28, 2012, 09:30:25 AM
Because we usually like to bicker about this, that, and the other, I vote 7 days.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on July 28, 2012, 09:42:16 AM
I usually check the forums everyday so 3 works.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on July 28, 2012, 09:45:18 AM
There is a lot of exploits going around here as in case to the multi-account abuse, this was mainly the reason why the last election was a bust; Someone was using their alts to vote their main account into the council and I can show you right now from what I learned.
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OH NOES I VIOLATED MYSELF! D: THE SHAME!
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on July 28, 2012, 09:51:46 AM
In my defense, I just acquired these alts recently, one being a little more than a month ago and the other one about two weeks ago. Ask Kay.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on July 28, 2012, 09:54:02 AM
I own Uchiha, Solo| Uzumaki, Juubei| and Shin Sakuraba. I only voted once though, and it was for Zenaku, Shadowx, and, I think, Raifudo.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 28, 2012, 09:56:50 AM
I own Raifudo, Zenaku, Kayenta, Asadi, Kamui, Bocc, Cmage and 10 other people from that list. >>
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on July 28, 2012, 09:57:42 AM
I own; Shadow, Namikaze, and Rain. I only voted with Shadow.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on July 28, 2012, 09:59:12 AM
I own Raifudo, Zenaku, Kayenta, Asadi, Kamui, Bocc, Cmage and 10 other people from that list. >>

Sounds legit. <<;
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 28, 2012, 10:00:30 AM
Anyway, I'm not shocked in the least, it's not the first time Kam violates said privacy rules.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on July 28, 2012, 10:11:21 AM
Anyway, I'm not shocked in the least, it's not the first time Kam violates said privacy rules.

I violated them how? By naming every single character you own? Or the list itself has every character named?
Touche lad, but try again.
Go troll elsewhere or add some content to this subject.

Edited:

I went ahead and edited the list so I won't hear any more complaints from you now, hopefully...tsk.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on July 28, 2012, 10:14:56 AM
We wavered our "Privacy Rights' when we put ourselves up for voting. Ace and the others told us of the IP cross-referencing to the accounts and the like.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on July 28, 2012, 10:17:32 AM
We wavered our "Privacy Rights' when we put ourselves up for voting. Ace and the others told us of the IP cross-referencing to the accounts and the like.

Pretty much what I have been trying to explain, thanks anyway Shadow. :)
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on July 28, 2012, 11:03:28 AM
Anywho, back on topic. I vote 7 days.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 28, 2012, 12:11:33 PM
Basks in his sheriffness. >>
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on July 28, 2012, 04:35:21 PM
I own myself. However, I was leveling two other accounts that were on the list at the time, so yeah.

Edit: Also, I vote 3. Almost every one on the list Kay has gets on daily, so three shouldn't be a problem unless they go inactive or just forget to check the forums.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 28, 2012, 04:37:38 PM
Don't god mode. >>
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on July 28, 2012, 04:52:13 PM
Vote. <<

I did noob. >>
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Angra Mainyu on July 28, 2012, 04:56:06 PM
I own a bunch of accounts, and voted for one of them. However, I only ever voted via this account, once too, and for about five people.

3 days should be plenty.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 28, 2012, 11:39:22 PM
I'm gonna edit the front page with what we have so far as to membership.

Let's try to stay on task and please...pm those who have not responded here so we can move on.

I do not feel it is...what is the word...ethical!

I do not feel it is ethical to just not do everything we possibly can to get these people to reply in a timely fashion and just let the 3 days...which seems to be the overall wish so far...pass by.

I think this deadline should be until the time we start doing stuff without them, but not to mean they missed their chance to be on the council because they didn't respond in that time limit.

Of course. Those on that list may join in 2 weeks?... I guess... I will propose a rewriting of it of sorts in several viable fashions AFTER we get over the more important things. Other than that, I suggest we make it something like... You can join if more people accept than deny.

I don't mind bothering myself with pming them but to my understanding you have already done that so I see little to no point in any further persuasion.

Edit: Any given time to two weeks AND add in the fact we might be closed for applications at some point and open a spot only when one is kicked out or quits.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha Sasuke on July 29, 2012, 08:27:09 AM
I own Taraka and Uchiha Sasuke accounts.
I voted with one of the two accounts.
I'm still interested, and I'm still here.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 29, 2012, 09:18:29 AM
Then by all means march forth and vote on our latest:

Time until voting on a matter expires:
3 days
7 days
10 days
14 days
UNLTD


ALSO! WELCOME ABOARD TRACY-CHAAAAN!!!!!!
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on July 29, 2012, 10:40:45 PM
I was looking over the 19 candidates for the council. While doing such the 'equal' amount of power came to mind. While all 19 of us are capable of handling the job, I didn't want the council to be 'loaded'.

We'll all claim unbiased when voting on a rule, but I find that everyone is a little biased regardless of what they say.

Anyways; I think that the village of origin should come as a factor in the council candidate situation, so that one village does not have more 'pull' than the others.

I'm trying to get at least two from each village to be on council, so in terms of power, it will be equal based on village origin. Perhaps even one from each village, based on how many candidates from each village there are.

As in;
Kono - 2 members
Oto - 2 member
Kumo - 2 members

And not;
Kumo- 4 members
Oto- 1 member
Kono- 1 member
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on July 30, 2012, 06:37:20 AM
Don't put off for tomorrow what can be done today. I say deal with it now so that it doesn't become a problem later. Also I did not state any names as, that would, slur it. I did not bring this point up to attack anyone or anything of the like. It's a mere counter-defense if such a thing were to happen.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 30, 2012, 09:08:18 AM
For the record, the current Oto candidate(s) are nowhere near "capable" in my view. But I am nice enough to leave it at that. :D I'm not fond of the idea of the 10 most competent being in Konoha Kumo Kiri and Suna but just so that whiners won't whine and accuse of corruption not only do we kick out competent members but also allow incompetent cause they have a village? Too funny.

Sorry for being too straight forward but it simply had to be said.

Yes, a member limit is good and I was planning on having such a thing discussed AFTER we deal with the more serious and urgent issues. But upon that, having something as them being distributed among villages is nothing short of a stupid idea. We barely just started and you are already bringing up the idea of council members being corrupt? Laughable. If a village lacks competent people and one has a bunch then it's their own fault/merit.

If/when we decide on a member limit, it should go something like this:
Limit:7
member count: 10
In such case each should list the 3 they think should be left out. It's as simple as that.  It's needless to say that upon corruption one will be judged by the entire council and most likely get kicked out.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Shadow on July 30, 2012, 09:20:59 AM
Plan ahead Rares. Just planning ahead. ^_^
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 30, 2012, 10:42:40 AM
You raise a valid point, but studies would say that 7 is the optimal, I believe. The fewer members the quicker things will get done. However, as I said, something that should be discussed at some point as well as my objection to some members. But alas, I don't think either scenario is truly horrid so either way is fine.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 31, 2012, 05:20:44 AM
It's called Dunbar's Number, Rares. And, yes, it is 5-8. But, y'know, I keep getting shot down for the number of participants because Kay wants everyone that wants to participate to participate.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 31, 2012, 09:15:27 AM
It's called Dunbar's Number, Rares. And, yes, it is 5-8. But, y'know, I keep getting shot down for the number of participants because Kay wants everyone that wants to participate to participate.

Amusingly enough, if I were to remove those I disapprove of we'd be exactly 8. xP
Well it seems that there are 3 of us with this view at the very least, however, I would suggest to work on the more urgent issue first. No one is saying that removing members one does not view as fit or something of the sort can't be yet another issue that will be voted on.

To my knowledge, the "free application" and voting time set by Kay has expired if I am not mistaken.
As such here is the result of our first official voting: Council members have 3 days to vote on an issue before the votes are counted and the outcome is implemented.

3 days - 5 votes

7 days - 2 votes

10 days - 0

14 days - 0

Unlimited - 0

Now please correct me if what I am about to say is wrong but I trust that  the most urgent issue at hand is Ranketsu keeping the Sanbi or not.

I vote for Ranketsu keeping it.

Reasoning: The kage bearing the right/obligation to strip the inactive jinchuriki in spite of their will and solve the inactive jinchuriki issue was never implemented among the rules. It was discussed but not implemented. And as such, I find it unreasonable to act upon a law that did not exist at that time(or now). With Ranketsu returning back to activity, her case is no longer an issue as she is no longer an inactive jinchuriki.

ºGrace Periodº
After any challenge (& loss) from a challenger, a week must be given to the host before challenging them to a rematch (the one week grace period is in subject to a single challenger & as such does not signify a host can ignore challenges from all others during the time period). In cases such as obtaining a Biju for oneself, a 2-week grace period is granted In order to “commune” with one’s Biju. If a host shows inactivity for long periods of time (two weeks or more) without prior notice, you can report their missing & conference of a suitable host will take place when possible.

The fact that the above does not state how the new jinchuriki will be elected is somewhat of an issue.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on July 31, 2012, 09:58:47 AM
I don't care how long the voting takes, just as long as it gets done within the allotted time stated.

As for the inactive Jinchūriki of the Sanbi, I vote we strip her of it, why?
She's been inactive for more then thrice the amount of time stated within the grace periods.
I mean sure she is getting quite active now but who is to say that this won't happen again? Who knows?
We might hear more complaints from users not being able to challenge for the Sanbi because that person either ignores challenges or Role-plays a zone fight with another person, completely disregarding their duties as Jinchūriki.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 31, 2012, 01:06:37 PM
I don't care how long the voting takes, just as long as it gets done within the allotted time stated.

As for the inactive Jinchūriki of the Sanbi, I vote we strip her of it, why?
She's been inactive for more then thrice the amount of time stated within the grace periods.
I mean sure she is getting quite active now but who is to say that this won't happen again? Who knows?
We might hear more complaints from users not being able to challenge for the Sanbi because that person either ignores challenges or Role-plays a zone fight with another person, completely disregarding their duties as Jinchūriki.

That would not be entirely true, she was coming one from time to time. I'm not even sure if 14 days ever passed w/o her coming online. :O But yeah, I see where you are coming from.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on July 31, 2012, 03:11:04 PM
Well, we can learn from this, move on, and make a ruling to prevent it from happening. We have her as example now and such.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on July 31, 2012, 05:26:27 PM
Ok on the Ranketsu issue here's my take. If a person should prove to be inactive then it's up to the village's kage to determine what to be done with the Sanbi. In this case that would of been Rakudo. In short it's a Kiri issue in that sense.

Now,

In the sense of her being stripped for inactivity, the only way someone can be proven to be inactive or neglecting their responsibilities of being a Jinchuuriki is if someone challenged during the inactive time period and the jinchuuriki in question just wasn't around to fight or blatantly ignored said person. Although i was trying to work something out to get my hands on the turtle we never got to the point of challenge and or fighting for it. Unless somebody can come forward with proof that she hasn't logged in during the time of her supposed inactivity then she isn't inactive so far as i know
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on July 31, 2012, 06:17:20 PM
Ok on the Ranketsu issue here's my take. If a person should prove to be inactive then it's up to the village's kage to determine what to be done with the Sanbi. In this case that would of been Rakudo. In short it's a Kiri issue in that sense.

Now,

In the sense of her being stripped for inactivity, the only way someone can be proven to be inactive or neglecting their responsibilities of being a Jinchuuriki is if someone challenged during the inactive time period and the jinchuuriki in question just wasn't around to fight or blatantly ignored said person. Although i was trying to work something out to get my hands on the turtle we never got to the point of challenge and or fighting for it. Unless somebody can come forward with proof that she hasn't logged in during the time of her supposed inactivity then she isn't inactive so far as i know
[/quote

Yeah, already said she ignored my challenges like 3 times.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on July 31, 2012, 06:58:19 PM
Well yeah, in essence it is really up to Rakudo, I think what we're discussing is weather he has the right to strip her not that she's back or not.

And yeah, we really need to add that the kage is the one to whom it is up to. Otherwise it's just like a magical out of nowhere clone/replacement in a zone. xP
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on July 31, 2012, 07:21:15 PM
Ok on the Ranketsu issue here's my take. If a person should prove to be inactive then it's up to the village's kage to determine what to be done with the Sanbi. In this case that would of been Rakudo. In short it's a Kiri issue in that sense.

Now,

In the sense of her being stripped for inactivity, the only way someone can be proven to be inactive or neglecting their responsibilities of being a Jinchuuriki is if someone challenged during the inactive time period and the jinchuuriki in question just wasn't around to fight or blatantly ignored said person. Although i was trying to work something out to get my hands on the turtle we never got to the point of challenge and or fighting for it. Unless somebody can come forward with proof that she hasn't logged in during the time of her supposed inactivity then she isn't inactive so far as i know
[/quote

Yeah, already said she ignored my challenges like 3 times.

Then why was this not brought before the council? Also, her use of the Sanbi in your current match is recognized as you already posted accepting it by your actions .-.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on July 31, 2012, 07:22:13 PM
I told you Zen, you said if she had challengers she didn't have to fight me, and I did say it, early in this topic. >_>
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 01, 2012, 03:14:59 AM
Also Zen, the fact that I could enter negotiations with you for a trade proves her inactivity, remember that time(which may be on earlier pages) when we talked about trading Gobi for Sanbi? Well I took a poll in the clan halls, to which she didn't post/respond that we was still the jinchuuriki, I even asked Isaribi for his suggestion on the trade. I was even accepted challenged from both Gou and Bocchiere, though Bocc had started his fight with Kamui and Gou respectfully withdrew his challenge. I bet if I had taken those challenges and lost, then Rank pops up saying she was never inactive your argument would've been that I took the challenge therefor I had possession over the bijuu.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 01, 2012, 04:05:49 AM
Also Zen, the fact that I could enter negotiations with you for a trade proves her inactivity, remember that time(which may be on earlier pages) when we talked about trading Gobi for Sanbi? Well I took a poll in the clan halls, to which she didn't post/respond that we was still the jinchuuriki, I even asked Isaribi for his suggestion on the trade. I was even accepted challenged from both Gou and Bocchiere, though Bocc had started his fight with Kamui and Gou respectfully withdrew his challenge. I bet if I had taken those challenges and lost, then Rank pops up saying she was never inactive your argument would've been that I took the challenge therefor I had possession over the bijuu.

I wish i'd known about said poll >________________> Also and Bocc when you challenged her to my knowledge she did have other fighters ahead of you. What happened to you saying something during the inactivity she was under? I'm not defending her, i'm merely giving everybody a fair shot. Show me proof that your challenged went ignored during that time period Rob and i'm on board.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 01, 2012, 04:48:41 AM
The other fighters were for normal zones, and I have proof from Ranketsu herself that she ignored/denied his challenges.

(http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y45/cmage0/chall.png)
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 01, 2012, 04:40:40 PM
But she loves her turtle! D;
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on August 01, 2012, 10:11:36 PM
But she loves her turtle! D;

And, Rakudo, apparently, loves people kissing his pride. >>
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Omega Purple on August 02, 2012, 05:09:55 AM
I'm not on the council, but I would just like to add my own two cents in.

I vote she be stripped of the bijuu.

My reasoning is that in my eyes, she has been inactive. She has gone inactive on multiple occasions, and on each occasion, she has stated that Rakudo take the reign as acting Mizukage. I personally find it BS that she basically gets busy in real life, goes on hiatus w/Rakudo in her stead, then comes back and just takes back all her titles, goodies, etc. True, we all do have a life that we have to attend to, but when you become busy, and you know you're going to be busy enough to have to have someone become temporary kage for you, then that's what I think qualifies as inactive. Going back to why I had originally passed kage-ship on to Ranketsu years ago was because I knew that I was going to be incredibly busy with school, work, and club officer duties, so I knew I wouldn't be able to dedicate time to both SL, and SLS (which, at that time, was attempting to start up). I passed it on so that someone who is more active can instead do a better job at spurring RP, taking care of stuff, etc.

When I had called her out on inactivity some months ago, she suddenly came back with fervor, saying that things have changed and she's back to being active, and for a while, I believed her. But then what happened almost a month or two later? She disappeared and Rakudo became acting Mizukage, again.

Additionally, if she is inactive to the point where it makes her unable to fulfill challenges for the bijuu, that is problematic. Being a jinchuuriki, it's understood that yeah, people are going to be challenging you all the time for it, so you have to be ready to defend it. Not being able to respond to challenges due to inactivity then makes the bijuu no better than if it were stuffed in a sealed pot.

She may be busy in real life, and I hope things are going okay for her, but Ranketsu's sporadic periods of activity have gotten to the point where it's just become an issue. Whenever her power or things in her possession are threatened, she conveniently seems to show up to say that she's going to be active again. Quite honestly, I think that if she is going to be active again, then as Kayenta mentioned, Ranketsu can just re-challenge them for the bijuu.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 02, 2012, 03:11:54 PM
Well that's two Mizukage that precede Rank that want the Sanbi taken away. As i said before even if Purple isn't a council member she's still a Mizukage and this is, for all intents and purposes a Kiri issue. I say let Kiri handle it.

@Kay I find Raijin to be capable so unless there are any objections i move that we put Raijin in the council
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 02, 2012, 04:46:20 PM
My only objection would be the numbers annoying me, but yeah, Raijin seems fit, unlike several others. Given that he did pretty much respect the time limit, and I say this, trusting the words of Kay.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 02, 2012, 07:49:51 PM
My only objection would be the numbers annoying me, but yeah, Raijin seems fit, unlike several others. Given that he did pretty much respect the time limit, and I say this, trusting the words of Kay.

Trust is a valuable thing around here these days.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isaribi on August 03, 2012, 12:20:48 AM
It appears my vacay put me a little out of date, and I apologize all.

On the Ranketsu issue, I'd like to say this;

I love Ranketsu to death. She is usually nice to me. But, she IS inactive by definition. In my simplest opinion, I believe she should be stripped, yes; however, I also agree with Zenaku that this IS a Kirigakure issue. For a time, she was not in possession of the Sanbi, and I was not happy to even find out otherwise. It isn't wise to keep granting her goodies; she doesn't use them wisely, she doesn't use them at all. She goes inactive and leaves Rakudo in charge, which is fine and dandy, Rakudo does his job. But when she comes back, she needs to stay in retirement and realize that retiring means giving up these types of things.

If this opinion is outdated or otherwise stated, please feel free to beat the post.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zojin on August 03, 2012, 01:16:10 AM
Just posting to keep a tally on things~

Proposition Bijuu: Ranketsu should be stripped of the Sanbi
No - 1
Yes - 5 (1 vote from a non-council member)
No defined vote - 2
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 03, 2012, 01:31:11 AM
Can someone inform her to come here and speak up for herself, when I told her we were discussing it in the forum awhile ago she proceeded to send a few swear words my way.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 03, 2012, 01:53:29 AM
Can someone inform her to come here and speak up for herself, when I told her we were discussing it in the forum awhile ago she proceeded to send a few swear words my way.

So we need more swear words?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Ranketsu Lily on August 03, 2012, 11:21:50 AM
From the looks of it, things are pretty much settled. Naturally, I'm going to try and defend myself, however to a certain point I have to agree with the others saying "strip her", or rather, me. If I do get stripped, like Kay said, I'm just going to go fishing for a snapping turtle, and if I get to keep it, I'll stay active to the best of my abilities.

Though it's a weak defense, it's really the only I have at this point:
In the following paragraph from Cmage/Rakudo, I'll have the lot notice that every single transaction he credits to my inactivity is all without my knowing, therefore I have logically no way of denying such things were I to be active. He wouldn't know, therefore I find these words to be less than meaning or useful.
Also Zen, the fact that I could enter negotiations with you for a trade proves her inactivity, remember that time(which may be on earlier pages) when we talked about trading Gobi for Sanbi? Well I took a poll in the clan halls, to which she didn't post/respond that we was still the jinchuuriki, I even asked Isaribi for his suggestion on the trade. I was even accepted challenged from both Gou and Bocchiere, though Bocc had started his fight with Kamui and Gou respectfully withdrew his challenge. I bet if I had taken those challenges and lost, then Rank pops up saying she was never inactive your argument would've been that I took the challenge therefor I had possession over the bijuu.

Yes, I'll admit, there was probably not one single time I had spent two consecutive days on SL, and my inactivity counter always said "Last On:" and the days would always be more than two. Despite having no proof of it, I'm sure someone could remember; every single week, sometimes one would be skipped, but rarely, I would make a "weekly cameo" in the Clan Halls. It was more than anything just to show I was alive. In the mean time, I would more or less sort through mail, talk to a few friends, fight in the zones, and train Dart and Yashiro, both of which can accredit my occasional activity, however small it was. That entire day I would spend on SL. There would be other days I just popped in to say hi. Yes, not much, but certainly enough to void these "two week" rule that was, according to Rares, never truly established, and therefore should be considered somewhat invalid.

Reasoning: The kage bearing the right/obligation to strip the inactive jinchuriki in spite of their will and solve the inactive jinchuriki issue was never implemented among the rules. It was discussed but not implemented. And as such, I find it unreasonable to act upon a law that did not exist at that time(or now). With Ranketsu returning back to activity, her case is no longer an issue as she is no longer an inactive jinchuriki.

I'll admit my activity was splotchy there the last month before my leave, I would be gone for a few days, come back for a few, day in day out, and if you're going to simply base a decision off of the possibility of me not living up to my word of being active, then should all Jinchuriki not be put into question? I don't think things such a speculation and guesses should rear their heads into a proper, professional discussion.

Now, as for these invisible challenges made by Gou? I talked to him. He never directly challenged me. He assumed, key word being assumed, that I did not have/was stripped of the Sanbi, just as everyone else had assumed such a thing, therefore he went to Rakudo, who went on his business, delegating things properly to his calculations. In retrospect, he did nothing wrong, and I was wrong to become haughty with him; all except assuming things. No one once came directly to me, nor even truly documented my "inactivity". All of the work done in my absence has been assumptions and backtalk. True, I cannot properly pull up evidence that says I wasn't inactive for 14 consecutive days without taking challenges/doing anything for that matter, but on the other end of that spectrum, not one person has any evidence that I haave been inactive that long and I have a fair hunch that not one person has seen that "Last On" counter above 13, perhaps, 12 days.
As for hearsay, I have both Yashiro and Dart, plus one person who's name I will think of when I see it, to account for my small-time activity.

Fairly, I can see many people having doubt and ultimately feeling that this defense certainly doesn't hold well. Therefore, no grudges will be held, nor will complaining ensue.

I think I have surmised my entire defense, and that is all I have to say.

P.S. All of this about me leaving and putting Rakudo in charge is being put in the simply most negative light possible. It's not far from the truth, however. To get that air cleared, yes, I did do that here and there, but it wasn't often, if not at all, and I only asked if he could look over things because I knew I would be gone for more than two days, but never more than four. Even then, I still dropped in. It wasn't a "drop all responsibilities on someone else to have fun", it was a "I'm going for a bit, could you make sure nothing happens?"
Quite childish how so many are trying so desperately to shine me in such a red light. Though I'm sure many's rebuttal would be "It's not that hard".
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 03, 2012, 11:53:48 AM
half of my argument revolved around the fact that she USED to be inactive. I don't really see how she is inactive by definition. Don't get me wrong, I wouldn't like anything better than to see her stripped, (giggidy) but in my own perception the issue ceased to exist the very moment she ceased being inactive.

Now it's not mine, or our business for that matter, to get involved in Kirigakure politics, however, I don't think it's a good idea to have them under the scenario the follows: The former kage challenges the current one or his right hand man for the Sanbi. Don't seem right.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on August 03, 2012, 12:51:35 PM
Quote
I'll admit my activity was splotchy there the last month before my leave, I would be gone for a few days, come back for a few, day in day out, and if you're going to simply base a decision off of the possibility of me not living up to my word of being active, then should all Jinchuriki not be put into question? I don't think things such a speculation and guesses should rear their heads into a proper, professional discussion.

We'll be professional if you can but your statements to Rakudo said otherwise with your swears when the possibility came up that Sanbi may be stripped from you.
The lack of this professionalism was quite obvious here. :roll:
So I'll get to the point. You were almost inactive to the point that your account almost got deleted, which was before Neji lifted the limited from 60 days to 80 days.
This was more then even two weeks to begin with, the only time you would login was to keep your account alive and check up with the clan.
Had I gone through my challenge with you for the seat of the SSM then what would have become of this? The least you could've done is told us in the forums or in the SSM forums that you would be gone for a extended period of time to do god knows what.
You appointed Rakudo twice during your absence which was more then enough to prove your inactivity those times.
I don't see how you want to question the other Jinchuuriki when they are active despite Zyeta starting up school once more but even he told Zenaku about his inactivity that will occur.
The others are quite active and on every day or so.
Here's what I am going to suggest and I hope you follow through with it, I'll retract my vote if you prove that this time around you won't leave without saying something to this council or the current Mizukage.
Because I find it unfair to take away something from you that you earned through hard work on another site but if you fail to withhold the Jinchuuriki challenges and rules that follow with then you'll be put up across the cutting table once more.
Since you proved that your becoming active little by little then I don't see why you can't keep your little turtle unless this would be the fourth/fifth time you leave without telling anyone.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 03, 2012, 02:38:41 PM
Well based on our very first established rule, the 3 day rule, the debate on this issue has expired and voting is closed.  There's no point to rules we don't respect them.  The outcome of the votes is more than obvious, the Sanbi-Ranketsu issue is at the mercy of Rakudo due to past inactivity.
Any objections?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 03, 2012, 03:08:50 PM
I have none.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 03, 2012, 04:03:32 PM
I'll say again. My stance on the matter is it's a Kiri issue. I neither vote for nor against Rank at this point assuming it can be handled by Kiri. Go nuts guys
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 03, 2012, 05:26:53 PM
Yep, Raku's choice.

But yeah, since I've started the first two "polls" I'll hold back at least one round to avoid accusations such as me trying to assume a leader position of sorts. :o
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Ranketsu Lily on August 03, 2012, 09:12:26 PM
@ Camel,
Yes, I will do my best to prove that I'm going to be active. My words are obviously not enough, so I intend to show it through action as I have been these past two and a half weeks. I've been easily managing 2 to 8 consecutive hours daily, given last weekend I wasn't around on Sunday and most of Saturday.

And yes, I did always notice someone of my absence. Usually it was in the Clan Hall, acting a public "I will be gone for a few days/until a specific day", but other than that, I see the flaw in that and will from now on, even if a day is going to be skimped upon, will inform the acting Mizukage, who more than likely will be Rakudo for some time.

And lastly, as has been stated by nearly everyone here, it's really up to the acting Mizukage: Rakudo. Unless of course this poll comes to order, or Rakudo himself believes the poll is the right way to go.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 03, 2012, 09:31:44 PM
@ Camel,
Yes, I will do my best to prove that I'm going to be active. My words are obviously not enough, so I intend to show it through action as I have been these past two and a half weeks. I've been easily managing 2 to 8 consecutive hours daily, given last weekend I wasn't around on Sunday and most of Saturday.

And yes, I did always notice someone of my absence. Usually it was in the Clan Hall, acting a public "I will be gone for a few days/until a specific day", but other than that, I see the flaw in that and will from now on, even if a day is going to be skimped upon, will inform the acting Mizukage, who more than likely will be Rakudo for some time.

And lastly, as has been stated by nearly everyone here, it's really up to the acting Mizukage: Rakudo. Unless of course this poll comes to order, or Rakudo himself believes the poll is the right way to go.

Personally i don't think a poll is necessary. However as Rank is already in the middle of a fight for a Kiri treasure (Samehada) one of two things needs to happen. Either A)She keeps the turtle and continues her match or B)She loses the turtle and she has to restart her battle for the Kiri treasure. As that falls under Kiri's business and this isn't a bijuu match per say i'll respectfully step back and let Rakudo and Kiri do their thing

Now

That all said, is there any new bijuu business?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 03, 2012, 10:17:36 PM
A few rules that have been discussed several times in the past.

There is also the fact that I know of 4 people including myself that oppose our vast numbers(from the council), a relevant number given that we began working a week ago and the most that from the council that voiced their opinion on a matter were 9.

So which way do we go first? I'd say it would be pointless to rearrange things after we have everything else done. But if anyone has a more urgent matter in mind, then by all means speak up.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 04, 2012, 03:52:20 AM
I move that we rectify that little point that was brought up in the Ranketsu issue. Should a jinchuuriki go inactive for any reason then authority of the bijuu should go to the one ruling in the situation be it kage or leader of organization.

What say you?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zojin on August 04, 2012, 05:40:11 AM
============================
Bijuu Inactivity Rules v 3.0

* Note that the words "Village" and "Kage" can be interchanged with "Organization" and "Organization Leader" *

1. If a current jinchuriki is inactive for longer than 2 weeks the bijuu in question shall be stripped of its host and placed under the security of the jinchuriki's kage.

2. While a village houses a host-less bijuu, it is the kage's responsibility to "fight for" and "protect" said bijuu from any challengers if they chose to not hand the bijuu over.  This also means that in a jinchuriki match, the kage in question has the possibility of dying just as it is in any other official bijuu challenge.
* Should the defending kage already have their own bijuu (X) sealed within them during the period challenged for the inactive bijuu (Y), they are allowed to use the tails of their own bijuu (X) for any duration of the challenge.  They are unable to use the powers of the sealed bijuu (Y) unless they are that bijuu's jinchuriki *

3. The kage of the host-less bijuu is given an unlimited amount of time to distribute the beast to a host.  However, until the bijuu is sealed within a host, the kage is responsible for accepting all challenges for it instead.

4. In the event of the inactive host returning to activity while the kage is under the possession of the repossessed bijuu, the kage has the choice of resealing the bijuu back into the returning user.  However, if this user becomes inactive again for a period of more than 2 weeks the bijuu will once again be stripped of them and given back to the kage.  After this second strike, the inactive user in question will be unable to receive that particular bijuu until it is passed on to a new host and won back via an official challenge.

5. If it so happens that both the active jinchuriki and the host's current kage are inactive for a period of longer than 2 weeks, the bijuu shall go to the Bijuu Council for redistribution under their discretion within said village.

============================


I believe that point is already addressed in rule 1.  If these rules are actually followed as such, this means that the Turtle (In Rank's specific situation) is now under the mercy of Rakudo since he is the reigning Mizukage of the jinchuriki who has been gone for more than 2 weeks at a time.  It's basically up to him to decide whether or not he wants to allow Rank to possess the Rokubi again or give it to someone else/seal it away.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 04, 2012, 09:29:29 AM
If we're leaving the council open to be as numerous as whatever, why even call it a council? If anyone who wants to be on it can be: why not just leave the thread as is, bring up a topic, count who says "Yes" or "No" to it, and then move on? Why need the title of "council" if it's nothing more prestigious than being able to get a free sample at a store?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 04, 2012, 11:36:45 AM
prestige? When did that ever  matter?

I want a body of people who can work together and get things done. Everyone on the list has skills that are quite useful and hold differing view so as to insure that the discussions are as unbiased as possible.

The way I see it there are some that beg to differ. I don't think everyone has it in them so to speak. I feel uncomfortable along with several others trusting the judgment of a select few.

Seeing how the views are fairly split on this matter I want to suggest that we solve this issue once and for all in the same manner we've been dealing with council and jinchuriki/bijuu issues. A vote within the council with the same rules applying.

This matter caused enough issues and it needs to be dealt with once and for all. People will likely cease on either side after a council vote takes place.

I would like this to be the next thing on the list before we proceed.

Do you think the council should be limited to a certain amount of members?
No. (that's it)
Yes. (state the number you have in mind so we can decide on the number by counting the votes if the member restriction has more than the no member restriction -- then the next thing would be to establish a list of people in accordance to your number, list in which you may or may not be included)


I'll be first:
As stated many times before, there are some I don't find to be eligible in the least, that's just my personal opinion. Secondly, there is no point in having more members that we actually need. As stated, anyone can state their valuable opinion. Lastly, I find it that there is an optimal number for this kind of thing.

Yes, I think the council should be limited.
Number: 8
Member list:
1.Raifudo
2.Zenaku
3.Rares
4.Yumei
5.Kayenta
6.Rakudo
7.Taraka
8.Raishin
9.Raijin
(proper order is important so the we can decide this all in one shot; due to delayed intelligence my list got edited, Raishin switching places with Raijin)


I believe all those names speak for themselves.

As stated, views seem to differ greatly, Kayenta has a point, so does Raifudo, etc. The optimal solution seems to be a vote.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 04, 2012, 02:11:15 PM
Since why I see this as the best method to silence both sides once and for all. With everything to bicker over out of the way, things can be done in an optimal manner.

Not to attack or anything but your reasoning one some of them would actually imply that they are just as useful as bystanders that voice their opinion.

It's not like this is about people that agree or disagree, I'm not trying to compose the council of people that never disagree with me, as a matter of fact, I've had plenty of arguments with most of the people on my list.

Anyway! I am looking forward to this issue being solved regardless of results! :D I trust that either side will abide by the results of this vote.


It's not like I entirely neglect their importance either, but they can state their valuable opinion just as well while outside the council.

Myself and you have indeed shown poor behavior in the past. Raifudo? Not in the slightest. Never once did he lose his temper and his arguments were always based on solid bases while not resorting to baseless insults. Never once did I see him act while not being levelheaded.

Edit:
I guess the bottom line for my reasoning is this:
Some of them may have had a spark at one point or another but that doesn't mean their judgment may be good most of the time even, as such, they would be better off just stating their opinions rather than voting on the matter. I also want the council to be a prestigious one that no one has issues respecting. In the sense that I think not being entirely formed out of people the masses trust greatly and are more than comfortable approaching them with various issues, people that are deemed as reliable by most rather than people that got 2-3 votes during that past election.
Why? Because in my view, the less respected this ideal is, the less respected the council is, and the less acknowledgement it gets. I say this while willing to take the risk that enough people might not find me fitting such requirements and discarding me.

So yeah, bottom-bottom line: My reasoning is me thinking it's a mandatory for this body to be an elitist one. Without exception.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 04, 2012, 05:33:46 PM
I agree with Rare on this. I'd like to be in it if I could but if push comes to shove I'd just go with the 8 man team Rare proposed.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raishin on August 04, 2012, 07:11:26 PM
If possible, I'd like to join this council that I've been invited to. Pardon for the late response, but I was quite busy in RL.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 05, 2012, 12:28:12 AM
To my knowledge you are part of it. You may vote on the latest matter. I colored the summing up of the matter in red for those that wish to skip arguments and the alike. (edited my list)
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 05, 2012, 08:32:26 AM
I agree, an odd number would indeed be better for tie-breakers.

As far as choosing who we want goes: Well, we'd have to make guidelines, I suppose.

The only reason I continuously suggest making a set number of members is for the sake of having a designated group. I'm not saying to outcast everyone's opinions, no, nothing like that. I'm only asking that the members we elect to participate in such a group are there for casting their votes. At any time their decisions can change based on what they see or hear. Essentially they act like the face of the people they help. That's it. I'm willing to drop my constant dribble of wanting this to happen if it's bugging the lot of people here or even if this is seen as nothing important. But I'd at least like people to recognize where I'm coming from rather than assume I'm doing this to gather elitists who agree with everything I say.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 05, 2012, 12:16:12 PM
Yes, an odd number seems like a good idea, I shall further edit.

So far (on our side) we have Bocc agreeing with my numbers + Rai agreeing at the very list on the fact that a limitation is needed. I will check with Bocc to see if he wishes to stick to my former list or supports the new one more so.

I suggesting stating yes/no + numbers + who for the sake of efficiency and not requiring 3 polls of sorts on the very same matter.

Someone that I've randomly talked to this about said it better than I have so far(my reasoning):
---Original Message from secret due to intimacy(2012-08-04 15:44:47)---
>> they all work together
^----- BS I'm pretty sure I've seen some of those people literally shout at each other and essentially go no bars held arguing. <<; it was entertaining but, that's not working together o.O I'm not sure she knows what a council is. It is a small group of officials who decide what's what.
It is not a large group of non distinct individuals who most people either A.) don't respect. Or b.) don't really know or have any reason to actually listen to.
>>; if half those people told me something of immediately go to you to see if it's legit.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 05, 2012, 05:11:06 PM
Yeah that's still fine.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on August 05, 2012, 08:03:44 PM
I agree with the Rare's list and whatnot. Nine people can function better than how many is in the other list.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 05, 2012, 10:44:34 PM
I would like to personally thank Bocc and Nathan for the great example they are setting for us all. By that I mean, opting for what they believe to be right in spite of such being in their disadvantage. You two are inspiring.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 05, 2012, 11:05:47 PM
I would like to personally thank Bocc and Nathan for the great example they are setting for us all. By that I mean, opting for what they believe to be right in spite of such being in their disadvantage. You two are inspiring.

Yeah, I'm pretty great. If only everyone were as forward thinking as me.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 05, 2012, 11:40:40 PM
So, pretty much what some folks are wanting is a small council. We could do the 9 who have the ability to vote and those that want to voice their opinions who are not on the council can do so in a chance to sway the council member's personal opinion.

Something like that sound good?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 05, 2012, 11:41:39 PM
So, pretty much what some folks are wanting is a small council. We could do the 9 who have the ability to vote and those that want to voice their opinions who are not on the council can do so in a chance to sway the council member's personal opinion.

Something like that sound good?

Yep, that would be what we're hoping for.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 05, 2012, 11:52:51 PM
So, pretty much what some folks are wanting is a small council. We could do the 9 who have the ability to vote and those that want to voice their opinions who are not on the council can do so in a chance to sway the council member's personal opinion.

Something like that sound good?

Yep, that would be what we're hoping for.

I don't see any big problem with that. At least then, everyone can get their point across before something is voted upon.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 05, 2012, 11:54:56 PM
Splendid.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 05, 2012, 11:57:33 PM
For closure on the Kiri issue, I will allow Ranketsu to keep Sanbi since there's no definite proof that Rank was inactive for 14days or more, and because there's nobody that I see as a fit host right now anyway. Of course this comes under the condition that if she pulls that whole disappearing act for a couple of months but logs on once every 13days or if she ignores bijuu fights because of normal zone fights then it will be effectively stripped.

I'm impartial to the number of members of the council; a small number will help things run smoother in terms of voting, but it may not accurately depict the views of the people who actually care about the topics since each 1/9 carries alot of weight. I also feel that a majority of us will be hard to sway simply because I see us as a stubborn bunch.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 06, 2012, 12:02:21 AM
Wel, if someone does prove a point, I'd be opened.

'Stubborn' or not. xD
 
Besides, isn't it the job of this 'council' to listen to others before going blindly and voting like mad men?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 06, 2012, 12:10:11 AM
Wel, if someone does prove a point, I'd be opened.

'Stubborn' or not. xD
 
Besides, isn't it the job of this 'council' to listen to others before going blindly and voting like mad men?

Essentially, "they" are there cause their judgment is not "blind", and trusted. But sure, somethings may escape them so an outsider pointing out an aspect that was not seen may very well cause others to change their votes.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on August 06, 2012, 01:48:38 AM
Even if the small council is chosen, how would you pick the members to participate? I think that's an even bigger problem that needs to be addressed. As someone who will not be on the council, this is a big concern. I suppose you could use the one the people voted on, but some deem that invalid, due to slight tampering.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 06, 2012, 01:55:45 AM
I asked that people also state the number of members they think should be the limit as well as who should be in it.

So far I am the one that made the first list of members, Bocc and Nathan agreed to my list.
Raifudo agrees to the fact that a limit is in order.
Asadi thinks the 9 member limit I suggested seems fine(I think)
Rakudo is impartial.
Kayenta is against the limit.

So far we have:
4-5 Yes to the limit
1-2 impartial
1 against.

3(including myself) agreed to my list. While the other two that find it that the limit is alright did not compose a list. So if it were to all end here, I'd suppose we'd go with my list based on the above results.

I specifically asked that those that vote also compose a list of members to their according number so we can get this issue dealt with all in one shot.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on August 06, 2012, 02:01:43 AM

I specifically asked that those that vote also compose a list of members to their according number so we can get this issue dealt with all in one shot.

I feel that is a very inefficient as to actually picking members, as that means this current council as is, is the only one picking members.  This is where my problem actually kicks in. Picking members in a fair and organized manner. The current situation I think lacks both. Though, I won't claim to be a super genius with a solution, as the site vote didn't go well either. Just thought I'd bring this up to discuss, if in fact a smaller council is chosen.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 06, 2012, 02:06:49 AM
Well given that the composing of lists was a partial fail since mine was either agreed upon or no list was given, I'm guessing we could just limit the results of this poll to limit or no limit and the number.

As for what you address as an issue. That's rather incorrect. Given that the current council is one that votes on council/bijuu matters and decides such matters by votes, there is no reason for the election of the 9 or w/e to make an exception. If we were enough to decide on relevant bijuu/council issues, we are enough to decide upon the 9 members if the limitation is favored by the majority. I believe there's something like 1-2 days left to vote.

EDIT: Bottom line: Those that currently hold the power to decide upon bijuu/jinchuriki rules and issues are those best suited to decide just who will do so in the future. The list found on the first page is the council until the new one is elected.

Edit2: In addition we can always count those that did choose to compose a list or agree to one. If we were to do that given that my list is the only one in existence, with two supporters to top it, we should be going for that. But I can see people thinking I bit more than I could chew by adding the list of members in the same poll so I'm leaving that part up for debate.

Edit3: Also, you kind of stated that the council that is currently deciding on these matters in general is unorganized and unfair. >>;;;
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on August 06, 2012, 04:14:05 AM

Edit3: Also, you kind of stated that the council that is currently deciding on these matters in general is unorganized and unfair. >>;;;

So what if I did? Does it matter? No, it does not, nor did I say that either. I think the council is fine and dandy, I just don't agree with how a new council will be formed, if the vote goes through. If everyone here is competent as you say enough to decide who goes on the next council, then why even get rid of it? You guys have a deadline on voting, so the amount of people in the council is of little matter.

Basically to sum up my feelings, I don't like how the next council will be set up (if the vote goes through), though I would feel much better with a poll, but then you get the whole cheating factor again.  But, I seem to be the only one that has a problem with this, so I guess I'm crazy and should just be ignored.  :oops:
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 06, 2012, 04:48:54 AM
Trev as the arm of the council! May her bring swift justice to the council's enemies! Lol
Just kidding.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 06, 2012, 09:51:03 AM
So far, from what I've read, there is no actual reason to put a vote to anything. The council has not failed anything, and has had no occuring situtation to even test if our number is to great. I say leave it be. If and when problems do begin to arise, then we can put member count, list of desired members, etc. to a vote on a later date.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 06, 2012, 09:53:38 AM
Even if the small council is chosen, how would you pick the members to participate? I think that's an even bigger problem that needs to be addressed. As someone who will not be on the council, this is a big concern. I suppose you could use the one the people voted on, but some deem that invalid, due to slight tampering.

I did not say I view every member as competent. Simply that if this council was good enough to vote on bijuu matters then it is good enough to vote on council ones.

I believe there is one day left or so.

To explain how this would go down:
Essentially, if you voted against this or chose to stay impartial to it it would essentially mean that:
Your willed number is the current 22(I think) and your member list is the current one or that you don't care. As such, if this does get passed in means of cut-down having the majority, the majority of those that voted for such will be the majority out of those that voted for the cut-down. Essentially a poll within a poll. Referring to the masses was a mistake to begin with, a third of the people that voted back then did not even know enough candidates to compose a full list while others just wanted their friends to make it.

Bottom line, if you did not want the cut-down to begin with or chose to stay impartial to it, you are not entitled to deciding who will compose the list you opposed creating to begin with.

So far:
Cut-down

Yes-5
No-2
Impartial-1

1/5 did not state number. 4/5 agreed with 9.
2/5 did not establish or support a listing. 3/5 agreed to my list.

As such, if it were to end right here and now, the result would be my list of 9. I suppose that if enough complain about the actual listing being integrated in the same poll, we'd have to scrap the election part out. However, at this point, even if I am to consider that the 2 that did not establish or show support for a list do not agree with mine, my list still has the majority of 3/5.


How about this? If the number of supporters of a particular list does not surpass the number of no-cut-down votes, we'll just decide on who the members shall be later on. I think it's more than fair this way.

Edit:
So essentially, if you wanted to go the worst way possible, the polling in regards to my list would be something like:
2-no(supporting current list)
3-impartial
3-supporters
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 06, 2012, 12:51:49 PM
So. This idea was talked about by myself and another.

3 people from each of the five villages.

15 members.

Diverse interests.

Either vote them in in your village or have them appointed by the Kage or something


But the question of who is what needs to be decided before any more VOTING on anything can really be settled.

comments? suggestions?

Oh i like this one. Sorta gives the feel of a Kage summit population wise. Three to represent them all. xD
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on August 06, 2012, 04:56:53 PM
So. This idea was talked about by myself and another.

3 people from each of the five villages.

15 members.

Diverse interests.

Either vote them in in your village or have them appointed by the Kage or something


But the question of who is what needs to be decided before any more VOTING on anything can really be settled.

comments? suggestions?

I like this suggestion more then Rares.
Perhaps one kage from each village then he chooses his retainers to join him amongst the council.
I don't want to be excluded from the list although since Kamui is long gone in terms of Character Roleplay, does anyway mind if I put in Enishi as his replacement for the time being? I'll moderate as well as put in my own input as member of Kirigakure that is if Rakudo doesn't mind.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 06, 2012, 05:51:42 PM
Those competent in the villages should be competent on the council. It's just getting those Kages that aren't on the forums into the forums. Like Iwa's Kage...

I don't think I've seen him on here unless he has a different name.

Now, are you going to have the Kage and two advisers; That being the case, is the Kage going to discuss it amongst his 'advisers' before voting himself? Or, is it going to be all three have a vote within this?

Better yet, are you going to disregard those that have the ability to vote if they are unable to do so?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 06, 2012, 06:08:18 PM
I'll get on him then.  :roll:
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 06, 2012, 06:10:15 PM
So non-village jinchuuriki will be unrepresented?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 06, 2012, 06:20:35 PM
Ouch. That is a good question.

Also, Iwa's Kage is in for the idea.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 06, 2012, 06:53:43 PM
Question: If the kage is replaced for whatever reason, will the new kage take their place in the council?

That's the one thing poking at me: the thought that kages can be replaced at any time.

Second question: You said 3 from each village; the kage and 2 appointed others. What of the people who rp to be from other villages? Or what of the residents of Otogakure, etc.? Trev, Solo, and so on- they share some valuable points as well and they'll have no chance of getting in here.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 06, 2012, 07:02:38 PM
What about me? I'm the best of all and I don't even belong to a village. I could be the Kage of Missingninistan if you want.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isamu on August 06, 2012, 07:08:21 PM
Quote
3. The kage of the host-less bijuu is given an unlimited amount of time to distribute the beast to a host.  However, until the bijuu is sealed within a host, the kage is responsible for accepting all challenges for it instead.

I would like it to be one month rather than an unlimited time.

It seems that in the manga, although Bijuu were kept in the village for a while, the Kage or leaders continually searched for a jinchūriki.

Im sure also that almost all of us know that this is the case because Beasts regularly found ways to break out jinchūriki sealing methods, or the host was not compatible with the beast.

"According to Gerotora, whenever the jinchūriki draws out a certain amount of the tailed beasts' chakra, the beasts' very own psyche will fuse along with it, which usually involves an inner struggle between them as the jinchūriki goes deeper into their tailed beasts' forms. If a jinchūriki were to completely give into its influence, the seal which contains them will break and the tailed beast will be released. {Naruto chapter 490, pages 10-12}For the jinchūriki to have complete control, they must find something to fill in the void of loneliness within their hearts to give them strength.{ Naruto chapter 542, pages 3-4}"

The unlimited time period currently in place doesn't insure that the Kage will search for a Jin at all, and could simply keep the Beast in the village forever.

Also in this case, inactive rules do not apply, and the Council cannot interfere.

HA! Also, how can every shinobi in game be compatible with their tailed beast? The manga dictates that each jin has been a lonely ostracized individual, b/c they have a void in their hearts. Yet jin in game often are very involved with the villages. But also, i guess, times are changing even in the manga where jinchuriki are being welcomed into society.

It seems that jinchuriki in game have good control with the tailed beast despite first time use of their chakra or use in battle in some way, and their skill continues up without sturggle. But it takes training and time, so that the tailed beast doesn't overpower the individual completely. (which has never happened that a beast overpowers the individual and kills him/her and rampages out.)

I may have missed this, but what is the period of time before the Jinchuriki can maintain good control of their Beast then move to, a level like Gaara or Utakata, then to Naruto or Killer B level? Or is it not a time period at all, but time fighting against others or solo training?

But i have wondered also, is the challenge time of 2 weeks still a factor if the Kage has control over tailed beasts without a host?

I have questions here that i would like answers to, because i really don't know, and also comments to question the current environment that jinchuriki in game have with their beasts that seek especially too easy.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isamu on August 06, 2012, 07:09:03 PM
I yield my time to the floor for discussion.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 06, 2012, 07:21:49 PM
The unlimited time for a kage won't change, it would be unfair to force them to give it to someone incapable of defending it.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isamu on August 06, 2012, 07:23:45 PM
That is fine Kayenta, i just want to know some time soon.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isamu on August 06, 2012, 07:31:55 PM
So its fine if the Kage doesn't even look for a host, and can keep it for the village's sake forever?

I just dont like that it can remain unchecked is all.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 06, 2012, 07:36:44 PM
So its fine if the Kage doesn't even look for a host, and can keep it for the village's sake forever?

I just dont like that it can remain unchecked is all.

It doesn't matter since the kage will accept challenges in a  jinchuriki's place.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 06, 2012, 08:12:31 PM
Edited by Camelicious.

~Come speak to me if you have any problems with my edits.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 06, 2012, 09:26:34 PM
What ideas am I shoving down your throat? I merely composed my list and suggested that everyone in favor does so.

Actually, you're counting comments as votes, which I find forceful. Like when I suggested that we wait for the council to fail, then change stuff if and when it does. Then you counted my comment as a no. I wasn't against it happening, but that we merely delay its happening.

We voted on 3 days, we all agreed to rush things. It's how we've dealt with the Ranketsu issue as well

We never voted on the Ranketsu matter. Everyone decided to leave it up to Rakudo, we played no part. Also, we have not had every member vote. Just because the three days are up, does not mean we skip their vote. Get in contact with them as soon as possible and ask for their immediate answer.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 06, 2012, 09:45:36 PM
Woah, Solo sounding smart,  I must have walked into an alternate dimension on my way back from the bathroom.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 06, 2012, 11:56:55 PM
Woah, Solo sounding smart,  I must have walked into an alternate dimension on my way back from the bathroom.

Don't let him fool you. 8D

A. Well forgive me for considering that you having a particular opinion is a vote. Are votes not directly proportional with one's opinion? :P

B. You're kind of being plain stupid with "well just because we voted for the 3 days...." given that it was clearly stated that a limit is being implemented so we don't lag for weeks due to others not being on enough and what not. In addition, you mentioned something about contacting them I believe, they were ALL made aware over a week ago that discussions on various matters will begin, as such, notified that they should frequently check this thread.

C. That was essentially the matter we were discussing mainly, weather the Mizukage should or shouldn't be entitled to stripping her. If you actually bother to look back on it, you'll see a bunch of "I vote for" in the comments of people.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 07, 2012, 12:35:28 AM
I have been reading this thread, and saw, what? Maybe six out of 20 something people say "I vote." And what the people were notified of was that a council was being started, yet again. Besides, it was never stated that if you don't vote within the three days, then you can't vote at all.

Yes, votes are opinion based, but did I ever once say "I vote for...."? I think it can be plainly stated when someone is voting, and merely stating an opinion. You make many assumptions (Not on just this thread, obviously). And if you took a more subtle approach to things, the way you believe Kay does, then people would be bound to listen to you more, don't ya think?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: DerekIsion on August 07, 2012, 12:39:52 AM
So I've been skimming through this and to be honest. This council seems like with the recent requested changes have been causing more trouble and in some cases just disbanding the council appears easier at times. To be honest I do like the idea of a member limit, but with that it would have to be set up so that it is an bias free. In my view we should have users from all ranges, not just 'Power Players' and allow some people that excel at RP yet do not wish to level for things such as rank. It seems much of these are cast aside and called 'GMods' yet some train for weeks at a time to master a technique and are instantly told by a possible council member to nerf it due to being a lower rank. On that note I would like to follow the request for individuals from each village be chosen. I've been on several councils and am currently on one that charters villages, and the idea has worked time and time again.


Derek Ision
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 07, 2012, 01:02:27 AM
This gets old. Just give power to Neji and comply to his godly whim.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 07, 2012, 01:13:14 AM
Sadly it seems that, as Derk mentioned, this is all doing more bad than good.

Rares, I ask you please relax. I've already grown tired of all this; specific people, the arguing, the accusations, hypocritical claims. If I was in any less of a personal-debt to this society, I would have long been gone and let this all go on its own agenda. Unfortunately, I cannot. Being something I've argued for so long and stood by without question is too costly to give up.

At this point: dismiss all prior accusations, all bad blood, all bias reasoning one may have claimed, etc. At this point, I ask all of you to simply recognize the topic at hand and leave all else behind until we move on (at the very least).

As of now we cannot function properly as a group of individuals; how're we supposed to function with a title that joins us all into a "helpful" body? Let the example of how we're acting now project how bad it will be if we join a group who may share different interests.

So, I ask one last time: please voice your opinion on the matter of a limitation or a free-numbered union of people. That is all. No names. No count of how many people. Just whether you think casting a limit is a good idea or a bad idea, and if letting any-and-all to join is a good idea or a bad idea.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 07, 2012, 01:34:06 AM
We should just pick 10 random acads and then listen to whatever they say without question.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on August 07, 2012, 01:35:35 AM
We should just pick 10 random acads and then listen to whatever they say without question.

This. At least they wouldn't argue and would know what to do. >>
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on August 07, 2012, 02:43:46 AM
So, I ask one last time: please voice your opinion on the matter of a limitation or a free-numbered union of people. That is all. No names. No count of how many people. Just whether you think casting a limit is a good idea or a bad idea, and if letting any-and-all to join is a good idea or a bad idea.


A limitation on the number of people. No names, no amount.

Casting a limit itself is a good idea; we are discussing this on the SL forum that a large portion of the site doesn't even bother to visit (might not even know exists) and as such, the select few who do view this forum are having the power to choose something that will affect all of RPing SL directly or indirectly at some point. So already, even with the "unlimited" view, we would get a limitation handicap to rule out a large number of SL visitors.

I added that so that I can also "vote" on this, "...if letting any-and-all to join is a good idea or a bad idea." [Raifudo] and have a reference.

The ones who will be likely selected, or know, or care, or even consider the bijuu council will most likely be people who pay attention to the forum or at the very least have contact with someone who does. As a result, I say, anyone may be a candidate seeing as already the people who can be on the council are in a sense limited to those who:

Care.

Know this is going on, and thus visits the forum.

Know someone who knows this is going on and that said person has visits the forum. or access to someone who knows this is going on and visits the forum etc...

Long story short: A limit is good, any and all may join, the method of selection (if one) to be pending the next "poll" I'm guessing.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 07, 2012, 04:59:23 AM
Probably not a Council concern, but one I have.
Quote
(1h) Kyokushū Bocchiere flows his bijuu chakra out as he does the jutsu, the cloak forms around him as do four tails of chakra. He bursts into flames but Bocchi ignores it, the cloak helping defend him, the three coffins rise up as he intended. He ascends to the 5th +
 (57m40s) Kyokushū Bocchiere + tailed form with a burst of chakra and the juinjutsu mark on him vanishes, they are incapable of holding up to large amounts of chakra, and with the the flames on Bocchi go out.

Bocchiere is already claiming mastery of 5 tails, and it has been about 2 weeks since he obtained the Rokubi. Anyone see anything wrong with that?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 07, 2012, 05:56:59 AM
Probably not a Council concern, but one I have.
Quote
(1h) Kyokushū Bocchiere flows his bijuu chakra out as he does the jutsu, the cloak forms around him as do four tails of chakra. He bursts into flames but Bocchi ignores it, the cloak helping defend him, the three coffins rise up as he intended. He ascends to the 5th +
 (57m40s) Kyokushū Bocchiere + tailed form with a burst of chakra and the juinjutsu mark on him vanishes, they are incapable of holding up to large amounts of chakra, and with the the flames on Bocchi go out.

Bocchiere is already claiming mastery of 5 tails, and it has been about 2 weeks since he obtained the Rokubi. Anyone see anything wrong with that?

Well since I had already mastered the Rokubi when last I had it and Zen told me to wait two weeks before claiming mastery again, I think it's fine oh Mizukage who talks behind peoples backs.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on August 07, 2012, 08:06:39 AM
Edited by Camelicious.

~Come speak to me if you have any problems with my edits.


For future reference don't bring this up again.
Warnings have been given and if people don't abide by them well..  :evil:

~Camel
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 07, 2012, 08:09:21 AM
Why can't we be friiiiiends?

~Camel
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Nathan on August 07, 2012, 08:16:03 AM
Why can't we be friiiiends?

~Camel


Because Camels and Llamas just don't get along! D:

~Camel
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 07, 2012, 08:24:31 AM
I completely agree that arguing is not going to get anything done. A poll IS what is needed. I was merely stating that she did have a right to be mad. But regardless, I think we should all apologize for our comments, makeup, and get to voting. Let us all start off once again with a clean slate.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 07, 2012, 10:00:11 AM
At this point: dismiss all prior accusations, all bad blood, all bias reasoning one may have claimed, etc. At this point, I ask all of you to simply recognize the topic at hand and leave all else behind until we move on (at the very least).
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 07, 2012, 10:17:55 AM
Probably not a Council concern, but one I have.
Quote
(1h) Kyokushū Bocchiere flows his bijuu chakra out as he does the jutsu, the cloak forms around him as do four tails of chakra. He bursts into flames but Bocchi ignores it, the cloak helping defend him, the three coffins rise up as he intended. He ascends to the 5th +
 (57m40s) Kyokushū Bocchiere + tailed form with a burst of chakra and the juinjutsu mark on him vanishes, they are incapable of holding up to large amounts of chakra, and with the the flames on Bocchi go out.

Bocchiere is already claiming mastery of 5 tails, and it has been about 2 weeks since he obtained the Rokubi. Anyone see anything wrong with that?

Well since I had already mastered the Rokubi when last I had it and Zen told me to wait two weeks before claiming mastery again, I think it's fine oh Mizukage who talks behind peoples backs.
Because asking for opinions in a public place is talking behind someone's back >>
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Uchiha, Rares on August 07, 2012, 01:56:46 PM
Edited by Camelicious.

~Come speak to me if you have any problems with my edits.

Edited by Camelicious.

~Come speak to me if you have any problems with my edits.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on August 07, 2012, 04:48:07 PM
I actually took the time to take a break from Shinobi Legends and spent some time with my family.
Then when I login today I see this; more pointless arguments and personal attacks which I don't stand for myself.
I actually started to address this "voiding" business but Konoha refuses to even let even the newer players try their hand at Role-playing so usually the topic gets ignored.
It's actually starting to get out of hand when you void left and right without reason.
I mean I can understand voiding a simple auto-entry but voiding to such an extent that even outside villagers can't post without going through the gatekeeper then afterwards even if they do make a decent post concerning their mission or whatever they're doing in that village, you'll have the upper echelons coming in and casting their void no jutsu when their character come across something important.
It's not right when their not even gamemasters so who are they to say what is void and isn't?

At this point: dismiss all prior accusations, all bad blood, all bias reasoning one may have claimed, etc. At this point, I ask all of you to simply recognize the topic at hand and leave all else behind until we move on (at the very least).

As Raifudo said, either dismiss these flames or I will for you by giving you a break from the forums since some do need it.
Besides I really don't want to lock this topic when everyone put in their hard work into it.

Edit;

Fixed some grammatical errors and added another sentence.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on August 07, 2012, 04:52:32 PM
So, I ask one last time: please voice your opinion on the matter of a limitation or a free-numbered union of people. That is all. No names. No count of how many people. Just whether you think casting a limit is a good idea or a bad idea, and if letting any-and-all to join is a good idea or a bad idea.


A limitation on the number of people. No names, no amount.

Casting a limit itself is a good idea; we are discussing this on the SL forum that a large portion of the site doesn't even bother to visit (might not even know exists) and as such, the select few who do view this forum are having the power to choose something that will affect all of RPing SL directly or indirectly at some point. So already, even with the "unlimited" view, we would get a limitation handicap to rule out a large number of SL visitors.

I added that so that I can also "vote" on this, "...if letting any-and-all to join is a good idea or a bad idea." [Raifudo] and have a reference.

The ones who will be likely selected, or know, or care, or even consider the bijuu council will most likely be people who pay attention to the forum or at the very least have contact with someone who does. As a result, I say, anyone may be a candidate seeing as already the people who can be on the council are in a sense limited to those who:

Care.

Know this is going on, and thus visits the forum.

Know someone who knows this is going on and that said person has visits the forum. or access to someone who knows this is going on and visits the forum etc...

Long story short: A limit is good, any and all may join, the method of selection (if one) to be pending the next "poll" I'm guessing.

I refresh my prior "vote" so that it may be seen again if we get back to business.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on August 07, 2012, 05:01:23 PM
Probably not a Council concern, but one I have.
Quote
(1h) Kyokushū Bocchiere flows his bijuu chakra out as he does the jutsu, the cloak forms around him as do four tails of chakra. He bursts into flames but Bocchi ignores it, the cloak helping defend him, the three coffins rise up as he intended. He ascends to the 5th +
 (57m40s) Kyokushū Bocchiere + tailed form with a burst of chakra and the juinjutsu mark on him vanishes, they are incapable of holding up to large amounts of chakra, and with the the flames on Bocchi go out.

Bocchiere is already claiming mastery of 5 tails, and it has been about 2 weeks since he obtained the Rokubi. Anyone see anything wrong with that?

Well since I had already mastered the Rokubi when last I had it and Zen told me to wait two weeks before claiming mastery again, I think it's fine oh Mizukage who talks behind peoples backs.
Because asking for opinions in a public place is talking behind someone's back >>

I'm going to actually bring this up since I may think this is an EXPLOIT you are using.
I don't recall you ever mastering Saiken even after you beat Mangetsu for it then he got it back within those two weeks...
So here lies the question, did you mastered the beast within the allotted time or did you have longer then expected?
I remember that the fight sometimes got delayed so the most you had the time to master Saiken was a month but even then you wouldn't be able to master it's Version 2 Form and Full Bijuu form within that time.
Since two weeks = one tail as I saw by Nathan's training.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on August 07, 2012, 05:08:25 PM

On a last note, I kindly ask to be removed from the member list. A council that deems the likes of Solo, Shadow, Trev, etc. as worthy is merely too degrading for me to be a part of.

We simply have different understandings of what fit means. You think elementary school drop outs are fit to be professors(Solo, Shadow, Trev, etc. Not saying they are horrible, just nowhere near THERE) while I by all means disagree.

Honestly, not to side track anything again, but I'm getting really sick of you constantly throwing my name out there. I get it, you don't think I'm qualified, well good for you. I wasn't even attempting to be on this council, and yet you still slander my name. Basically, leave me alone and stop talking trash. I don't like everything about you, but you don't see me slandering your good name.


I'm going to actually bring this up since I may think this is an EXPLOIT you are using.
I don't recall you ever mastering Saiken even after you beat Mangetsu for it then he got it back within those two weeks...
So here lies the question, did you mastered the beast within the allotted time or did you have longer then expected?
I remember that the fight sometimes got delayed so the most you had the time to master Saiken was a month but even then you wouldn't be able to master it's Version 2 Form and Full Bijuu form within that time.
Since two weeks = one tail as I saw by Nathan's training.

To keep this on topic and make my post not spam, Bocc never beat Mangetsu, Bocc had full mastery over the beast, before he fought Mangetsu.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 07, 2012, 05:19:34 PM
Ok i've heard enough. There were many valid points made but i feel i should speak on a few things. If we're going to be a "council" then we have to handle issues and dealings with each other respectably. That said let's make a couple of ground rules if you don't mind.

1)We're here to talk about topics and only topics. Not personal attacks on other people. If someone else has to be the topic that we're agreeing on simply focus on the issue WITHOUT taking shots at them. That's unneccesary and counter productive to what we're trying to do.

2)In my opinion i feel a limited group should be chosen to vote on topics but anybody may come here and voice their opinion and speak freely to the council themselves. That will give everyone a chance to be heard before the group decides. Unfortunately even if a large group may be qualified on paper we can't have everybody as part of the council.

3)I feel each Kage should select two people they feel are capable to represent their village. It's not for anyone to say who's qualified or not, it should be a priveledge of the reigning kage to do such and leave it be. That person doesn't have to be of their village. It could just be two people who they feel are capable at looking at the situation objectively in behalf of SL as a whole. The reason i say people in general instead of people from their village is due to the fact that people may decide to leave the village however their character in general is still in SL and free to vote. I feel this would make things a bit more practical as we aren't voting IC but we're voting for something having to do with the bijuu and the site if they are in character. I move that each of the standing leaders.

Zenaku
Raijin
Yuumei
Rakudo
Hideisamu
Trev
And for missing nin i nominate Bocc to select two other people (not alts >_>) to represent missining nin and be done with it.

What do you guys think? Let's get this set in stone before we go to any more issues.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on August 07, 2012, 06:34:37 PM
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To keep this on topic and make my post not spam, Bocc never beat Mangetsu, Bocc had full mastery over the beast, before he fought Mangetsu.

Ah, okay.
I wasn't aware of this since during those times I had very little access to any internet so I had to go by word of mouth and etc.
Thanks for clearing this up for me and I'm sorry for ever bringing it up in the first place since Rakudo brought it up, it just stroke me as kinda odd at that moment.  :oops:

I am included within the council though? Even though my character is dead, I want to to retract my earlier statement and just help represent the Missing-Ninja and those who are affiliate of Organizations that have no ties to any villages.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on August 07, 2012, 07:09:47 PM
I barely want to be on the council, never mind finding two other people to go on the council. I don't think I could find anyone that has an interest and belongs to Otogakure. (Don't say Shadow or Solo, cause Shadow's main is in Konoha and Solo is a kiri ninja) Though if need be, the Camel could have a spot considering he was closely affiliated with Otogakure at the end, and if he did indeed break free of Edo Tensei, would probably be an Otogakure ninja, as that's what he attempted to do, before switching to Enishi.

Anyway that's jumping the gun, so I'll sit back and relax while you guys vote and stuff.  ;)
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 07, 2012, 07:35:32 PM
I suppose that I vote for the Kage representatives, and the two players they decide to have attend idea.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 07, 2012, 07:46:45 PM
I barely want to be on the council, never mind finding two other people to go on the council. I don't think I could find anyone that has an interest and belongs to Otogakure. (Don't say Shadow or Solo, cause Shadow's main is in Konoha and Solo is a kiri ninja) Though if need be, the Camel could have a spot considering he was closely affiliated with Otogakure at the end, and if he did indeed break free of Edo Tensei, would probably be an Otogakure ninja, as that's what he attempted to do, before switching to Enishi.

Anyway that's jumping the gun, so I'll sit back and relax while you guys vote and stuff.  ;)

They don't have to be of your village. For instance my two choices would be Raifudo and Pete.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on August 07, 2012, 07:53:28 PM
Ooops  :oops: must have misread, this makes things slightly easier, though I'll still wait for everyone to vote and such, while I ponder my choices, in the event that this does happen.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 07, 2012, 09:48:13 PM
Yes, Rakudo, it is behind my back because you didn't just message me about it, last time you did this it was about me getting Jiongu applied to myself and you were entirely mistaken about the circumstance. Kamui, you are also completely wrong. I got Saiken originally from Uzumakiwarrior and I had it for 6 months before Pete beat me for it. The rematch for it you were speaking of was called off in exchange for me getting Edo Tensei from Pete, which just happened  to get voided not too long later by your claim for it. 
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on August 07, 2012, 10:42:37 PM
Yes, Rakudo, it is behind my back because you didn't just message me about it, last time you did this it was about me getting Jiongu applied to myself and you were entirely mistaken about the circumstance. Kamui, you are also completely wrong. I got Saiken originally from Uzumakiwarrior and I had it for 6 months before Pete beat me for it. The rematch for it you were speaking of was called off in exchange for me getting Edo Tensei from Pete, which just happened  to get voided not too long later by your claim for it.

Like I said before I didn't know, I only had by word of mouth to go by since I had little access to internet.
But then you were gained access to it again even after you messaged me about it when Pete was downgrading it you didn't want it until after I assure you that my rules would be somewhat different.
But that's in the past now and we can assume you are happy with the new rules that are made of the combined of mine's and Pete's.
Also we are not obliged to message you about every little thing, thus this why the forums is used for those topics.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 07, 2012, 10:45:31 PM
All of the rules but the ones that make no sense are perfectly fine.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 08, 2012, 02:54:54 AM
Now that everyone seems to have cooled down a bit:

I'd like to inform all of you that, in the act of doing so, arguing will lead to my calling upon a moderator to do their job; moderate. Which includes locking the topic, editing posts, and whatever they have in their bag of tricks.

I want this to go smoothly; with cooperation we can get this done in an orderly manner.

I still need people's inputs on whether /un/limitation is a good/bad idea.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on August 08, 2012, 04:56:09 PM
So, I ask one last time: please voice your opinion on the matter of a limitation or a free-numbered union of people. That is all. No names. No count of how many people. Just whether you think casting a limit is a good idea or a bad idea, and if letting any-and-all to join is a good idea or a bad idea.


A limitation on the number of people. No names, no amount.

Casting a limit itself is a good idea; we are discussing this on the SL forum that a large portion of the site doesn't even bother to visit (might not even know exists) and as such, the select few who do view this forum are having the power to choose something that will affect all of RPing SL directly or indirectly at some point. So already, even with the "unlimited" view, we would get a limitation handicap to rule out a large number of SL visitors.

I added that so that I can also "vote" on this, "...if letting any-and-all to join is a good idea or a bad idea." [Raifudo] and have a reference.

The ones who will be likely selected, or know, or care, or even consider the bijuu council will most likely be people who pay attention to the forum or at the very least have contact with someone who does. As a result, I say, anyone may be a candidate seeing as already the people who can be on the council are in a sense limited to those who:

Care.

Know this is going on, and thus visits the forum.

Know someone who knows this is going on and that said person has visits the forum. or access to someone who knows this is going on and visits the forum etc...

Long story short: A limit is good, any and all may join, the method of selection (if one) to be pending the next "poll" I'm guessing.


Here's mine for a third time.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isaribi on August 09, 2012, 05:54:27 PM
I feel as if the limit in the ballpark of 8-12 is too small, solely for the purpose that with how many different groups of people there are on SL, 8-12 cannot possibly accurately describe them all. However, I feel as if a limit should be in place somewhere between 18-22. With 18-22 people, you have a small enough group that you are able to sort through information quickly and you will be able to maintain the quality of information as well with the number.

I must say, it is rare I come onto the forum. It just isn't one of the things I check every time I get online. If this council is limited to a small number, I'm out, which I'm sure few people will cry over. If it is limited to a larger number, I may still be out, but I'll find a way to offer my opinion.

Kay, thank you for making sure everyone knew I was on vacation, and thank you for the kind words you said a couple pages back. If my heart weren't covered in ice, it would have been quite warming.  :)
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 10, 2012, 05:56:11 PM
*looks arond for Zojin  :D*
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Madara on August 10, 2012, 10:41:00 PM
13 or 15 members are enough to settle anything; the number of members should be odd, though.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isaribi on August 10, 2012, 10:53:43 PM
I forgot to add something concerning something I read in this earlier.

In a council such as this, I would begin to think that unbiased opinions are more valuable then a bunch of people fighting over something. In what conversations I have read (and I must admit, I got lazy and skipped like.. most of the pages.), it appears a few people are too close to the topics being discussed to be useful. It is easy to tell this because those who aren't close to the topic will not get vehement, while those who are too close, will.

If a limitation is set, Kage appointment (hell, even Kage involvement) is not exactly a good idea, in my opinion. There would need to be a way to select people who are not too close to the topics needing to be discussed.

So, I offer a different solution. Perhaps a flexible limitation.


There will be a bank of ~30 people who are all "Councilmen and women." However, whenever a new topic is discussed, only a handful of people (perhaps 9-11 or fewer) will participate. These people will be chosen at random; drawn out of a hat. This would keep results of discussion fair because at this point, the council is made up of a small amount of people who were drawn, randomly, out of a larger body of people. In this instance, there would have to be a few people who would be chosen to preside over discussion; I would suggest the village leaders, the moderators who wish to participate, or simply electing one person whom nobody likes.

--> I'd like to add that I am simply offering solutions to the problem at hand. Attacking me for these ideas would be both silly and rude. Thank you and g'day.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Zenaku on August 11, 2012, 12:08:57 AM
I forgot to add something concerning something I read in this earlier.

In a council such as this, I would begin to think that unbiased opinions are more valuable then a bunch of people fighting over something. In what conversations I have read (and I must admit, I got lazy and skipped like.. most of the pages.), it appears a few people are too close to the topics being discussed to be useful. It is easy to tell this because those who aren't close to the topic will not get vehement, while those who are too close, will.

If a limitation is set, Kage appointment (hell, even Kage involvement) is not exactly a good idea, in my opinion. There would need to be a way to select people who are not too close to the topics needing to be discussed.

So, I offer a different solution. Perhaps a flexible limitation.


There will be a bank of ~30 people who are all "Councilmen and women." However, whenever a new topic is discussed, only a handful of people (perhaps 9-11 or fewer) will participate. These people will be chosen at random; drawn out of a hat. This would keep results of discussion fair because at this point, the council is made up of a small amount of people who were drawn, randomly, out of a larger body of people. In this instance, there would have to be a few people who would be chosen to preside over discussion; I would suggest the village leaders, the moderators who wish to participate, or simply electing one person whom nobody likes.

--> I'd like to add that I am simply offering solutions to the problem at hand. Attacking me for these ideas would be both silly and rude. Thank you and g'day.

I can see the logic behind this. I however, speak for everybody when i ask who's drawing these names out of this hat?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Eric on August 11, 2012, 04:10:17 AM
The better question is how do they intend to draw it from the hat? There are many randomizers out there, but I'm curious.

Since numbers are also being discussed, I suppose, I would go with merely 11 flat out.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 11, 2012, 04:26:19 AM
Number each council member, randomize the 11 numbers to be chosen, and then post who's going. Perhaps after a member has gone twice in a row, they must be skipped for the next debate.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isaribi on August 11, 2012, 09:22:16 AM
Number each council member, randomize the 11 numbers to be chosen, and then post who's going. Perhaps after a member has gone twice in a row, they must be skipped for the next debate.

Aye, that was my thought also.

And, because I don't know how to quote you Zenny-kins, I now address you;
Does it matter who does it as long as it is done fairly? Hell, I can work a randomizer, and I am technologically challenged. Anybody could do it. It's easy to randomize 30 numbers and say, "Okay, these numbers go discuss" and just post a screen shot of the randomizer's results. Thus, it doesn't matter who does it because it isn't a particularly special job. The person who has that job can also be numbered, and if their number isn't called, they will not be in the discussion passed the randomizer.

This seems fair to me. How about everyone else? Kay? Zen? Rakudo?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isaribi on August 11, 2012, 09:53:50 AM
Well I would like to have the number be 21. 3/village and 3 for the missing nin.

and I think if we HAVE to get that technical about who discusses and who votes then sure, why not?

I just think it is needless if we just talk about stuff and vote like adults with respect and behave ourselves and such.

you guys decide and let me know? Er, I will check here of course to find out. lol

anyway...once we get a council agreed upon I suppose they can just conduct business in the best means available.

Additionally here is a thought. The number generator can be corrupt. for instance...I make it generate random number from 1-X...21 if that is our total? to throw out...maybe 9 voters? and it comes up with 2,6,4,8,12,21,7,19,3...then I check the names and go...crap...not enough people in that list who think like I do...so I will just run the generator until I get the right amount, screenshot that and post it here...and the voting is rigged. only with the appearance of fairness.

I think it is a good idea but too easily corruptible and as stated...if we just come and discuss and vote and actually work then I feel it would not be required to add additional procedures to the workings of this council.

Or we could make it simple. ;)
Kayenta, tell these 21 people their numbers. Don't tell me any of them. Now, when I run the randomizer, it is simply a list of meaningless numbers, no?

And Kay, you contradict yourself, which if I weren't an asshole I wouldn't point out, when you say that "I think it is needless if we just talk about stuff and ACT LIKE ADULTS" and expect this one person to not act like an adult and give the real numbers. So, you both say "I want you to act like adults, and I know you are capable of it, but I don't think you will!"

No? Yes? Yah. Bah.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isaribi on August 11, 2012, 10:47:21 AM
It is unfortunate that you take my words to be specifically insulting to you when they were not meant to be. I think everyone here knows I am hardly subtle when I am being a wench.
I'm confused as to where I took it as personal insult. If this is in reference to the "I" usage in my first statement, really the only thing it could be referencing, there are two things. 1) The "I" usage was hypothetical; the tactic I suggested works with everyone. 2) I never took your words as an insult. Simply stating this proves you to be a wench, and if you want to go further into insults, please contact me elsewhere. I would be more than happy to insult you all day. Thank you for using a nicely placed ad hominem. 


*sigh* Am I the only one who is beginning to relate councils, such as this one, to the Red Herring Argumentum Ad Populum fallacy?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 11, 2012, 11:59:50 AM
Wow, this is just falling to shambles again.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 11, 2012, 06:06:18 PM
Anyway.... if we're doing this "randomizer" idea I could record my screen from the input to the picking and upload it that way the result are official.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on August 12, 2012, 03:44:49 AM
Well, for the sake of organization/time saving, I think an official vote should start now. The voting timer should occur now, since some discussion has occurred, and I don't forsee anything to change someone's opinion. So, I suppose you guys cast your official vote for how many members you would like (certain number, kage appointment, generator, etc) I say this to keep this topic on task, and for nothing else, as I'm not a council member, so I won't be voting. Also, I believe the deadline is three days, so if everyone else is fine with the actual voting, I say DO IT! :D

Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Isaribi on August 12, 2012, 07:47:08 AM
I vote to have a bank of 21+ people, chosen by any means, with a random generator that selects 9 people when a discussion is required.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 13, 2012, 04:01:36 AM
So, who's representing Suna as its Kage? Am I mixed up in the head or was Raishin the Kaze?
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 13, 2012, 05:58:24 AM
Raijin is the Kazekage.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: cmage on August 13, 2012, 07:35:50 PM
I'm in favor of 9 people
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 13, 2012, 09:18:02 PM
Yeah, I was confused between Raishin and Raijin.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Trev on August 17, 2012, 12:01:31 AM
Anyone else thinking this thread is starting to die, considering there were only two official votes? We could tally up people's opinion's and count them as votes....but.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Raifudo Oppa on August 17, 2012, 08:21:07 PM
Just got my internet back. Been gone from home for ~8 days.
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Camel on August 21, 2012, 10:51:41 PM
So is the council dead?
Just saw some bickering a few pages back so I am just assuming on what I saw...
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Solo Iori on August 23, 2012, 12:31:43 PM
I believe it is. Unless people start posting just because we're saying that it has died. >.>;
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Asadi on August 23, 2012, 04:38:13 PM
This thread is alive?  :shock:
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Bocchiere on August 24, 2012, 02:51:19 AM
This thread is alive?  :shock:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xos2MnVxe-c
Title: Re: Bijuu Council and Discussion
Post by: Ace on September 07, 2012, 12:51:23 AM
This is locked.

Please do send me a forum message sometime in the future with regards to removing the lock.

Possibly a fresh start to this "mess" in the future through the creation of a new topic might help. ;)
Topic might be removed as a sticky as well.