I can understand that. But that's also where players need to come forth and say, if not to the player directly then at least to one of the mods, that the presence of a character like Caster or Guildias is enough to bother them by being in game in general, so we can make sure this sort of thing doesn't risk getting pushed upon them. Caster was in the game for two months and Mei was only told by one person that Caster was triggering enough to not be played with. She made sure to avoid bringing it up and didn't play with that person at all to keep them from being upset by her character. We can't just magically know who is upset enough to not want a character in play. Some players--many of them with this playerbase, oddly enough--seem perfectly fine with a character like this in game. And those who do not need to let us know.

I understand your point, and I'm not trying to argue you in any way. I'm just trying to stress that people need to communicate with us as well, if not directly when an incident occurs then at least somewhere when they're informed or know of a character like that in game. If general locks and warnings everywhere aren't enough for those to be upset to know to avoid it, then they need to let us know so we can make more precautions around it.

Howeer, I'm relieved that people came to us now, especially since it's early on in the start of the plot and this can be fixed.