RickRolls Wrote:-goes out of retirement just to apply-
I can't resist abusing the power that would come from this. I'll apply using my Demethos account, so hopefully I can end up in Broa. If I end up in Broa, say goodbye to RedFalchion. I'll go attempt to ban the members. The moment someone in RedFalchion curses, they'll be an instant 1-month ban for them. All members of RedFalchion can go themselves, especially Celsious

ItzTaylor Wrote:That would mean they are hiring a bunch of hypocrites.

Takebacker Wrote:Developers are hypocrites themselves if you think about it. They use a private server to test for bugs themselves.

ItzTaylor Wrote:I myself was honest too. Only thing I have to worry about is multiple accounts.

Daniel Wrote:A test server isn't a private server

y0y0y0y0shi0 Wrote:Private:
removed from or out of public view or knowledge; secret
Source: http://dictionary.reference.com/dic?q=private&search=search

Tespia isn't open to the public view, thus making it PRIVATE. It is also a server, making it a PRIVATE SERVER.

And in the title to the email, is it "<y0y0y0y0shi0>" or just "y0y0y0y0shi0"?
But crap...I can't remember the bday i used.

y0y0y0y0shi0 Wrote:Private:
removed from or out of public view or knowledge; secret
Source: http://dictionary.reference.com/dic?q=private&search=search

Tespia isn't open to the public view, thus making it PRIVATE. It is also a server, making it a PRIVATE SERVER.
And he was obviously acting dumb because of the .

And in the title to the email, is it "<y0y0y0y0shi0>" or just "y0y0y0y0shi0"?
But crap...I can't remember the bday i used.

eos367 Wrote:The brackets are designators of a variable, not part of the formatting being requested, therefore it'd be just y0y0y0y0shi0.

FYI - Your half attempt at proving Tespia is a PServer is missing the fact that Private actually in this instance means unauthorized (Privately Owned and Operated), not restricted access.

y0y0y0y0shi0 Wrote:I knew the brackets usually meant a "insert here" type thing, but after I read that, I got all confuzzled.

ecwcwwe Wrote:Applied, and while I havn't done anything to get banned for (1 account, no sharing, no private servers, no hacking, no false info, etc..), I am still worried about how they will "investigate" my character.

Like, Under the PrivateServer question, I mentioned that I have never played a private server, but am a part of a forum where they run a PS
So, if they investigate my ign and see that I post there, Id hate for them to just assume I play on their private servers... especially since I joined years before the private servers were even created

Then at the very bottom where it asked for any additional info, I gave my explanation for my ign name change back in jan (ZacEcwcwweV3 to AuthenticZac... Needs explaining so they don't get suspicious)


But yea, while asking for your license does ensure that no one will have multiple Maple Guide accounts, it does seem like a bit much. Im sure many parents are not going to allow their kids to submit that kind of info, meaning that only us older players are going to get to be guides. Even then, how many of us are actually willing to give up our driver's license? >_> Idk about you, but my picture isn't all that great.

Takebacker Wrote:Developers are hypocrites themselves if you think about it. They use a private server to test for bugs themselves.

eos367 Wrote:The brackets are designators of a variable, not part of the formatting being requested, therefore it'd be just y0y0y0y0shi0.

FYI - Your half attempt at proving Tespia is a PServer is missing the fact that Private actually in this instance means unauthorized (Privately Owned and Operated), not restricted access.

ItzTaylor Wrote:PS: I'm against even playing private servers. You are supporting a crime.

IsaacGS Wrote:I don't intend to apply, I don't really need more responsibilities at the moment :p I also have pretty high standards for something like this; I have very little confidence that many people of GMS will use this system properly. Hell, I'm not even sure I would be able to resist the temptation to abuse it. I just don't trust most people with it really.

eos367 Wrote:Well, "overboard" is subjective and Nexon does have a history of somewhat draconian concepts of right and wrong. Or have you have forgotten their attempt to shut down southperry?

eos367 Wrote:Agreed. Private Servers are no better than thugs who break into your house and steal all your crap to sell at ridiculously cheap prices cause it didn't cost them anything.

Devil's Sunrise Wrote:Well...

They're not stealing anything, really. Just pirating it.

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