DUST Search - The Great Betrayal

Xero The Mishima wrote:

Anuliadon Gortusk wrote:

Xero The Mishima wrote:

Gods Architect wrote:

doesn't change the fact that he betrayed his men and corp.

We think alike. This tells me you think with logic. I like that...

So as a logical thinker which you claim you are. Then you would know how corporations work (just so happens we have corporations in dust...crazy i know) as the world is run by business which is logical thinking. So think to a big law firm or a big corporation, when a managing partner leaves he is entitled to his severance package which is often a lump sum of money plus cashing in stock, what Kujo took would be considered his severance package. So to bring this full circle Kujo as a director is entitled to his slice of the pie upon leaving just like any owner is when they decide to leave a company. Logical thinking is great. But regardless saying Kujo betrayed his "men", for the most part the true pc "core" of hellstorm left with him and if anybody were kujo's "men" it was them. Betraying his corp hardly, the corp had betrayed several members and Kujo decided to take a stand and say enough is enough. So yes this may hurt people's feelings but the decision is indeed very logical and the corp betrayed its own member which resulted in kujo taking action.

This is DUST not a LAW FIRM. You are pretty dumb aren't you? Kujo had NO contract that gave him a % of all of Hellstorm's assets. In REAL LIFE (THE LAW FIRM crap you sprat out) There is CONTRACTS. The partner doesn't just leave and say oh well I earned x amount of dollars so I am gonna take that amount when I leave. Nice try in your weak attempt to justify thievery. I miss Socom... Never had to deal with weak ******* mice. Even the weakest of pub all stars in Socom would make you guys look weak.


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Anuliadon Gortusk Who Gives A Flux 68	Posted - 2013.07.17 07:14:00 - [1] - Quote ...Kujo didn't leave hellstorm high and dry he mentioned they have plenty of isk which was removed prior to his departure. I'm sure Hellstorm will be fine both financially and in PC.
Anuliadon Gortusk Who Gives A Flux 69	Posted - 2013.07.17 08:17:00 - [2] - Quote Xero The Mishima wrote: Gods Architect wrote: doesn't change the fact that he betrayed his men and corp. We think alike. This tells me you think with logic. I like that... So as a logical thinker which you claim you are. Then you would know how corporations work (just so happens we have corporations in dust...crazy i know) as the world is run by business which is logical thinking. So think to a big law firm or a big corporation, when a managing partner leaves he is entitled to his severance package which is often a lump sum of money plus cashing in stock, what Kujo took would be considered his severance package. So to bring this full circle Kujo as a director is entitled to his slice of the pie upon leaving just like any owner is when they decide to leave a company. Logical thinking is great. But regardless saying Kujo betrayed his men, for the most part the true pc "core" of hellstorm left with him. Betraying his corp hardly, the corp had betrayed several members and Kujo decided to take a stand and say enough is enough. So yes this may hurt people's feelings but the decision is indeed very logical and the corp betrayed its own member which resulted in kujo taking action.
Anuliadon Gortusk Who Gives A Flux 69	Posted - 2013.07.17 18:00:00 - [3] - Quote Xero The Mishima wrote: Anuliadon Gortusk wrote: Xero The Mishima wrote: Gods Architect wrote: doesn't change the fact that he betrayed his men and corp. We think alike. This tells me you think with logic. I like that... So as a logical thinker which you claim you are. Then you would know how corporations work (just so happens we have corporations in dust...crazy i know) as the world is run by business which is logical thinking. So think to a big law firm or a big corporation, when a managing partner leaves he is entitled to his severance package which is often a lump sum of money plus cashing in stock, what Kujo took would be considered his severance package. So to bring this full circle Kujo as a director is entitled to his slice of the pie upon leaving just like any owner is when they decide to leave a company. Logical thinking is great. But regardless saying Kujo betrayed his "men", for the most part the true pc "core" of hellstorm left with him and if anybody were kujo's "men" it was them. Betraying his corp hardly, the corp had betrayed several members and Kujo decided to take a stand and say enough is enough. So yes this may hurt people's feelings but the decision is indeed very logical and the corp betrayed its own member which resulted in kujo taking action. This is DUST not a LAW FIRM. You are pretty dumb aren't you? Kujo had NO contract that gave him a % of all of Hellstorm's assets. In REAL LIFE (THE LAW FIRM crap you sprat out) There is CONTRACTS. The partner doesn't just leave and say oh well I earned x amount of dollars so I am gonna take that amount when I leave. Nice try in your weak attempt to justify thievery. I miss Socom... Never had to deal with weak ******* mice. Even the weakest of pub all stars in Socom would make you guys look weak. LMAO I am the dumb one good call it is isn't a law firm(good job glad you picked that up) but corps in this game are run much like a business, if you dont recognize that I dont know what to say. Selling assets trading assets and yes there are not contracts I figured mentioning that in my post and that is where the whole situation gets blurry but regardless Socom was a much nicer game. Socom 2 or bust, but socom never had in game economy or money to deal with which leads to alot of this so called "thievery". But Socom had its day almost 10 years ago, time to move on.
Anuliadon Gortusk Who Gives A Flux 69	Posted - 2013.07.18 08:01:00 - [4] - Quote Xero The Mishima wrote: I know it's hard for you to understand cause you never held a job in REAL LIFE. There are CONTRACTS. People can't just grab cash and run to another business project. Correct there are no contracts which would make the situation tricky, and separates it from real life, but owners of a company, the stock holders, can cash in their stock anytime many companies have collapsed from certain investors just saying **** it and selling off all their stock. But regardless we clearly each have our own opinions on the matter and that is something I can respect. However, commenting on me having no job in real life is quite funny, as I would venture I have received higher education than yourself and had paid internships my freshman year in college that paid more than your current job(if you have one). I would guess you are uninformed about the stock market and how it works as you are living from your mom's basement on a 8 dollar an hour job, but who knows you could be a Yale law school grad making millions and just play dust to troll on the forums.