Pharoh Amon Khan III Banned

Joining EoFF on 13-05-2001Khan was often very true to his opinions, but as time went on he unfortunately displayed them in ways that could be deemed offensive, even though that may not have been his intention at times, he also tended to post in a non serious manner that wasn’t welcomed by all members. He has apparently been banned before, although it is not confirmed whether this was under a different name, or whether it was previous ban that was eventually lifted.

In his posts still on record, he began by making a somewhat direct opinion on the 9 11 disasters, but the post was not responded too as the thread was already drawing to a close.

His next post was posted four years later (which, if the previous ban is true, this could have been where it happened) where he compared faith and religion, was written in a manner that, while clearly his own opinion, was very maturely written and made some interesting points. His post was replied only by Del Murder, who responded appropriately, while the rest of the thread went out of hand and drew to a close, with Khan ironically being one of members who didn’t stare the thread the wrong way. His first FF related post on record was to portray his love for FFT, and explain how he would have made FFTA better, this was again an opinion posted in a non-biased way, he later described Shadow’s storyline as being the saddest in FFVI, but made a slight error on Shadow’s real name (one that has already been made before), but his next post in the FFVII forums was confusingly structured. His next post was in the FFVIII Forums where he replied to a question with a theory of his, which the original poster – Qurange disagreed with. Khan continued to state his opinions as facts (the first time he had done this since his ignored first post), even after he admitted to not even liking FFVIII, and while Ryushikaze respond in an expected forum like manner with his(?) own view on the topic, Khan continued to disagree and later claimed he was “wasting time arguing” in an assumed attempt to make Ryushikaze look like the guilty party despite the fact that Khan himself had started the debate, Ryushikaze replied and the debate kept going for over eight posts during which Khan made the mistake of using derogatory language and was reprimanded by Leezer, after that more members began disagreeing with his theory, backing it up with solid game evidence, however his continued to insist he was right. The thread ended (but is still open) and the debate was left unsettled, and a sign of what was to come…

At around the same time, Khan appeared in a thread about Time Compression, in which he claimed that it was a thread about Time Compression that got him banned the first time (if this is true the thread in question is no longer on record) he made a non-descriptive reply on his views on the subject, and requested members PMed him if they wanted more information. Later in the post, his theory was posted, and Rocket Edge applauded it, Khan however replied in a strange manner claiming that “They” would be angry if anyone took what he said as answers, and when Viator disagreed, Khan insisted his views on the matter, and claimed not to even understand what the thread was fully about and stated another opinion on the game, which Sir Bahamut was skeptical of. Ryushikaze joined the topic with his own view, and Khan accused him of “bashing everyone's view versus [his] own” and posted some Wikipedia articles on the end of the world, to show how something could have more than one theory. Ryushikaze assured Khan that his views where un-biased and that he only ever puts down theories that he strongly doesn’t agree with. Khan continued his theories based on studies of time in real life, but the thread was already going out of hand, mostly because Viator was repeating the same post over and over again. The thread was closed by kikkimm.

His next post was in one of the many “R=U” threads (for some one who hated FFVIII so much he certainly posted about it a lot) He stated that the R=U theory did work, and when people disagreed he again argued, the thread however was closed by Leezer before anything else could happen.