Ok..there you go again! Personally I think you should take it to the rants board if youre going to continue in that tone.
Youve already stated you dont have a character who is a Mikonan citizen OR a member of the Army so why the hell do you care about Talons bounty and not Rolands? Ok if your character doesnt like Talon then keep that in game or for the ic boards; I dont think it has a place here in the manner youre putting it across.
And furthermore your original arguments were irrelevant.
Talon vs. the guard for killing the captain and commoners.
Talon did not deliberately kill anyone. When learning to cast in the heat of battle many young mages make mistakes, unfortunate and the consequences are harsh - my char was evil for a while. Ask any magic user and you will learn we have all been there.
This is entirely irrelevant to the question about the long-term effects of army membership.
Talon vs. those for the ban on summoned creatures in the city.
So those for the ban were right and those against were wrong?? Lets not forget there were differences of opinion between DM's here. Everyone was entitled to an opinion ic an ooc and the result was a fair compromise. FYI not all familiars/summons are included in the ban.
And again this is entirely irrelevant to the question about the long-term effects of army membership.
Talon vs. the Order of Gorethar in just about anything.
I know it seems so sometimes but the OoG are NOT the M'Chek army. The OoG represents law and order in Mikona. Talons character hasnt much time for either and he isnt alone in his way of thinking.
Lets get one thing straight here it isnt unlawful to disagree with a set of rules and air those views. You yourself say that a conflict of opinions is a good thing and makes for interesting rp and yet you bring Talon (character) into an ooc debate with the inference his opinion is wrong!
And yet again this is totally irrelevant to the question about the long-term effects of army membership.
Talon vs. the ban on entering the dwarfen quarters (mostly Kari in this case)
Actually this so called ban is being examined ic as we speak and I actually think it was all Kari in this case..but even so what has this to do with the question about the long-term effects of army membership?
Talon vs. Rackel for her slaying of his skeleton warrior in the middle of an undead encounter.
*sighs* for a start the fight was with bandits NOT undead. If you had been there you would know this. Eye-witness statements clearly put Rackel in the wrong and while I can understand people choosing to ignore that ic we are having an ooc discussion here!! Whats wrong with you?
Stick to the point, this matter has zilch to do with the question about the long-term effects of army membership.
Talon vs. Roland in the bracer/duplicate incident. He finally annouces his position in the army
Finally, you manage to touch on something that was to do with being a soldier. Too bad you had to correlate it with an ooc issue - the duplication bug.
Leaving the bug issue out what have you got? Roland kills Talon for attacking soldiers and removes his weapons from his corpse. Talon later has the opportunity to loot Rolands corpse and takes his bracers to use as a bartering lever in getting his weapons back.
From what I have read and heard these two behaved pretty much the way a lot of PC soldiers behave. IC depending on what side you take in the war one is a hero the other a villain. Thats fine, but this overspill into ooc is disturbing to me and quite unnecessary.
Finally, do I think Talon should take for granted walking the streets of Mikona safely after serving as a warrior in the T'Nanshi Army? No ofcourse not, but then neither should the other half a dozen publically known TNanshi warriors that do so on a regular basis.
Makes you think doesnt it? All those times he gets smacked down for being a soldier when others arent touched. Hmm maybe those incidences you mention have more relevance to his being killed than we are led to believe and the question about the long-term effects of army membership is merely a smokescreen.