MapleSEA SQL DATABASE HACKED AGAIN! 22th March 2009!

It's amazing with you that every glitch/hack discussion (poisonable BF/ clean slate/ you name it) turns out to be for you "how can I turn this into a profit for me"

I'm not so much profit oriented as you think.

1) For poisonable BF, I argued on the side that until Nexon declared it a glitch that it wasn't, as I hold firmly to the belief that it's always innocent until proven guilty.
2) Clean slate glitch is the same. In fact, I even submitted a TICKET to Nexon telling them of my capes, including a full detail summary of the glitch, screenshots, links to threads on both sleepywood and here on southperry. Guess what they did. They auto-replied it. That alone implies that it is NOT a glitch.

Now, I don't see how I profited off either scenario. I didn't even gain one full level off Bigfoot, and I definitely did not sell toes like many of the hermits were. The extent to which I poisoned bigfoot was to gather toes for those on my BL.

For second scenario, I wouldn't call using 450m to gain 1 INT on my cape profit at all. In fact, it was a major loss money-wise for me.

Do not make accusations of me based on misled presumptions. Whatever other "you name it" scenario you can think of, I have good explanations/rationalizations for them.

why not just "not profit from hacker thinking this item was probably the result of a hard labour from a legit player"

Yea, guess what. If you don't get the items, other people will. Then they'll get hacked. Even without buying the items, you honestly think that the hacker will just hand them back to their original owners? That ownership was already lost when the person lost his item.

There's one thing most maplers do not get and that is that "time and scenarios cannot be reversed". Since time can't be reversed, you might as well go forward and make use of these deals. If you really don't want to "profit" off of them, go be a non-profit organization and buy them and resell them for the same price so that when people buy them they know that they're buying clean items.