2012-09-26, 11:39 PM
Well that was a good laugh.
I wonder if that's the only GM that takes footage of all his bannings. It would be wise to make habit of that.
They should do it more often to dispel rumors of being a plant, and show their consistency, and help show the player base that people like this are slowing down their tickets.
Edit: reading the thread and rebuttal; why would a hacker be malicious enough to go beyond the main draw of hacking for profit, and go out of the way to ensure the person got banned when a mere deletion would have done the trick? (Character Deletion uses PIC now correct?)
Furthermore, there's the odds of successfully getting someone banned; how would a hacker even know how long he'd have to do that before he gets a GM's attention? That could have taken 1 hour or even 20 before a GM caught on. Why go through that much effort even in the name of revenge?
If there's any logical explanations for these, fill me in, i'm curious.
I wonder if that's the only GM that takes footage of all his bannings. It would be wise to make habit of that.
They should do it more often to dispel rumors of being a plant, and show their consistency, and help show the player base that people like this are slowing down their tickets.
Edit: reading the thread and rebuttal; why would a hacker be malicious enough to go beyond the main draw of hacking for profit, and go out of the way to ensure the person got banned when a mere deletion would have done the trick? (Character Deletion uses PIC now correct?)
Furthermore, there's the odds of successfully getting someone banned; how would a hacker even know how long he'd have to do that before he gets a GM's attention? That could have taken 1 hour or even 20 before a GM caught on. Why go through that much effort even in the name of revenge?
If there's any logical explanations for these, fill me in, i'm curious.