Some additional food for thought:
Stage 1: Its stuff like this that kills a game. First off a game that can have online campaigns comes out.
Stage 2: Then almost everyone who likes it extremely well will slowly start to get to a point that more and more campaign servers start to develop.
Stage 3: Then as PvP becomes popular on it, it starts out with some people messing up those who enjoy a decent PvP match with no hard feelings,
Stage 4: then it slowly becomes common for some additional "salt in the wound" among most players, perhaps still joking, but more and more common it becomes.
Stage 5: Soon its hard to get ANY decent campaign designed for
FUN!! Online gaming (campaign wise) is dying
Stage 6: Then finally its hard at all just to get anyone to come on campaigns servers for that reason.
Stage 7: Intentional/unintentional taunting and bitter feelings becomes too much for almost everyone who used to love flying camps. Game killed(online campaign wise).
Every time something like this happens to this degree, its gonna shake more & more players from wanting to play campings. While apologies to the individual are definitely needed/the right thing to do, I'm afraid they are not gonna do much good in the long run as if it doesn't stop back at stage 1, then they'll never stop. Its one after the other after the other(even if being spaced out over the course of years of campaigns).All promises of change for the better then NOTHING the next time around. Only so many people for so long will tolerate/withstand it.
OP has held of extremely well, I must say, which I am very glad of.. I really enjoy playing OP a lot, as I'm sure a lot of you do as well, otherwise you wouldn't be here
, but please remember
NO MATTER what your intention or what your purpose in a supposedly HARMLESS taunt that your basically moving Game Q X points to Stage 7.
Even if your taunt doesn't hurt the person it was aimed at because they understand it, that doesn't mean that some other player on the server looks at that chat and is not affected by it to effectively deter them from playing.
...just some food for thought.