2011-05-30, 04:18 PM
ShiKage Wrote:Yay... pointing fingers and saying "you started it." How mature.
You asked for an explanation, i gave you one. How you "feel" about is up to you.
ShiKage Wrote:If you guys can figure out another way to describe Chinese Hackers, please tell me. "Hacker" doesn't really fit, because hackers do all sorts of stuff. Chinese Hackers are those who vac-hack maps all day every day, KS people out of maps so they can hack it, cuss at people and defame them if they even enter the map, and monopolize the market.
Really, I made this thread most specifically with the Japanese version of Maple in mind, because I have no idea if they still exist in the US version. I'm sure they do, but I don't want to assume they do. If you were to take a stroll in JMS, all you would see in most maps are Chinese Hackers on their Evans and Soul Masters farming the hell out of monsters that have even the slightest profitable drop. It's become a joke in JMS for the JPs to run around saying "cao ni ma" because that's all the Chinese yell at anyone when someone enters a map they're hacking in.
They are all chinese too. All of them. Also the only Chinese players must be hackers right?
^that's the impression you give off.
In reality just "hackers" works fine we will understand what you mean. If you want to describe what the hackers are doing more accurately use words like botter or descriptions of the hacks themselves, not a nationality. It seems like you are worried about fixing their nationality before the legitimacy of their gameplay. I can see how people would be offended by it. I'm a little surprised how far you take this stereotype you've developed at times myself.
Or are we mistaken and you cross examine every hacker you happen across? Nay, ever hacker as well as every Chinese player in JMS? If that's the case then i am prepared to be shocked and give you the go ahead to carry on at full steam.
The problem he has is that you are stereotyping and putting it ahead of a problem. The rest of us just don't care enough about the stereotype to put it ahead of the topic. Or we take your word for it. This is probably because we aren't Chinese.