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Hacking becoming more... generally accepted?
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ShanghaiDizzy Wrote:Having a chance to do a Zakum run means nothing when you get D/C hacked. And with HT, if you don't sign up as one of the first 30 people after a server check, you can't do a HT run period. Don't be stupid.

Agreed, i find it funny that someone would rather have hackers around more than "elitists."

Hackers ruin the game in so many ways. You know those unscheduled server checks? The one where you were trying to train, or got the FM spot you wanted? When you can't set up a regular store permit in the more popular FM rooms or at times can't even step foot in the FM?

Yeah...i definitely would rather have hackers than elitists >.> /sarcasm

Phoenix Wrote:But then...there's Hacker elitists...

And yea, I think the main problem is there's two veins of hacking, blue collar botters and then the white collar exploiters (meso exploits, duping, dc hacking?). The problem is the white collar hackers blend a lot easier with an entirely legit community and it's hard to know where one stops and the other begins.

Can't help it when fake legits gotta cheat to win >.<.
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Hacking becoming more... generally accepted? - by Trust - 2011-04-20, 12:17 PM

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