Forgotten Tales

• My main MMO account is..
:Kaydo.
• All other MM0 accounts are...
:JN99H,Zabath,hAlex
• What accounts have you shared/
bought/sold/exchanged?
:hAlex is in jail
• When did you start playing Forgotten
Such?
:2017
Why do you want to be a moderator?
:I would like to help me enforce the rules
of the game.
•Why do you think you should be
moderator?
The game needs moderators.
• Have you ever been silenced? If so,
why?
:Yes, I said offensive words.
•Have you ever been banned? If so,
why?
:no
*Why should we accept you in the
community of moderators?
:l would be a fair and kind moderator with
all players.
•Why should we accept you in the
community of moderators?
:l would be a fair and kind moderator with
all players.
•Did you read the staff rules (link
above) before applying and will you follow them?
:Ifl read them, I will follow them and apply
them
What is the current keyword?
:Kindness
• List 3 names of people who
They can support you as a moderator.
How long have you known these
people?
:Kyousuke,Akilles,rasta
•What country do you live in and what is your area?
time?
:Cuba, meridian
What language(s) can you speak/write?
:Spanish
Are you over 18 years old? (The age
Minimum required is 18 years old!
yes

I'm sorry to say, but your application has already been unsuccessful.

Please reread the first post of this thread.

Good morning, everyone. MadManiac here.

Every time I read this thread, I see players try to argue that a player from a clan can't make a good GM. They're wrong.

10 years ago, I applied to and joined the GM team. I joined, and barely lasted 4 months before messing up spectacularly. Prior to joining GM, I'd never played in clans. Yes, GM was my first clan. No, it didn't end well.

Let's not talk only about my failures, though. I'm not the best example we have. Let's discuss other people, too.

Akkilles, formerly known as "J Valdez" in-game, was a major member of clan ShdW. He left the game for a while, as we all do from time to time, and decided to apply for GM. The rest is history, and that's his story. Lol

Ryaca, widely regarded as one of the "favorite" GMs of all time, was also a member of ShdW, as well as one of my oldest FT friends. Good memories, for many of us.

Let's go back further. Cleopatra, who is one of the only former GMs who still plays. Clanned player, going WAAAAYY back, and she retired voluntarily when she decided she'd rather just play as a player. The clan alliance she's in has many older GM members, as well, although they left over the years.

El Majo, DaHobbit, Gandalf, Ardesia. All former GMs and admins. All were clanned players before that. All monitored the game fairly, and left on their own, having helped the game for years.

One last one, and she's kinda special to me. While I was a GM, I made my own small clan. Few members, good people, following a fool of a Maniac. One of them was a player named "witch". Blue fairy skin, no clan experience, great attitude. My best builder, and a great friend. When I failed as a GM, her reaction was one of shock. When everything I owned was deleted as punishment, she tried to help me recover. When I said I was going to quit, she threatened to quit as well, just so I'd keep trying. Without her, I'd have given up and left. My best clan member, following a biased fool.
Now, she's known for having created great events and moderating the game fairly. She saw what I did wrong and was better than I ever was at the GM job.

Here's my point:
Don't argue that just because a player was in clans, they shouldn't be a GM. I wasn't, and failed. Many were clanned, and succeeded.

Sincerely,
MadManiac

PS:
Leone, regarded as one of the best helpers here on forum, who would probably get GM in seconds if he'd just apply (lol), was also a clan mate of Ryaca and Akkilles before. Food for thought.

A great post.

We should be thinking about a player's conduct when deciding whether or not they would be a decent GM, rather than focussing on which country they happen to be from or which clan they are part of.

Thank you for the kind words, by the way.

MadManiac thanks for that great post.
Lots of memories in there for me.

GM's should be selected/not selected by their actions in game, whether in a clan or not. PERIOD.
And as you have shown sometimes a great choice turns out not to be such a great choice.

Real age I understand as a prerequisite. That should be that.

Filip applying as a moderator got my vote not because i am in the same side of the alliance as him and his friend but because of his contribution as a player to the game, he made maps and quests, showing dedication towards the game voluntarily, helped players showing he cares about the community too and that itself is a decent enough proof that he can apply as a moderator.

let us not judge a player based on personal opinions and biases, and let his contributions into the game decide whether he is fit to be a moderator or NOT.

although my voice will not have the same ripples as the old players like mad (great post btw) and leone have in here and is merely supportive, but a normal players voice is a voice regardless.

Whenever I have considered throwing my hat in as a GM I took the opposite view...namely because I haven't been involved in clan play it disqualified me from being a good GM because I wouldn't know the consideration clan playing might involve. Character is what matters, accountability, and trustworthiness, but a full experience of the game to me is a plus rather than a detriment.

madmaniacal1 wrote: Thu Feb 19, 2026 3:35 pm

Ryaca, widely regarded as one of the "favorite" GMs of all time, was also a member of ShdW, as well as one of my oldest FT friends. Good memories, for many of us.

Thank you for your kind words, old friend.

The memories will always be in my heart.

If I had good English skills and a secure, high-speed internet connection, I would certainly apply because I would really love to do it; however, unfortunately, my English is terrible—I often struggle to fully understand requests—and my internet connection is insecure, slow, and frequently unstable or down, so I cannot be a manager.

Becoming a general manager requires several qualities.
First, one must dedicate time to the game and the players, and genuinely love the game
. Second, having a good command of English is essential to ensure effective communication and mutual understanding with others.
And third, one must be responsible; when we place our trust and affection in someone, they should not abandon the game simply because of their own personal feelings.
All the GMs were good; the only problem was that they would quit the game based on their personal feelings, leaving us behind without considering how much it hurts the players. I still wish Ardesia Galbatorix and Mad Michael would come back and be GMs again. Where is Sell sword? I miss him. Please come back.

To be a GM is a
a volunteer role that can be very time-consuming

All players of this game should know that and respecting the tasks of GMs when they are active again.