2011-10-20, 10:34 PM
So where do I fit into this poll? The way I understand it, those "not compensated" are the ones who weren't even hacked giving their input. I was hacked, but never received a response to my ticket or the compensation package.
I'm actually curious what the response would be if someone should "disrupt" their servers as the localized power outage has already shown they have all their eggs in one basket so to speak. Exception being El Nido of course. I'd really like to know what they would call fair compensation for the loss of ALL server data.
Been playing at a relatively pleasant pace for just over 6 years now, and I can't say I've ever held that much pure (unless you count 8 first 17th day rings), never bothered investing in the scam of cubes, and I have in fact made use of as many event items as possible. Even in the event I'm able to sell these items to account for 480 mil, ring, belt, and chair losses, I still do NOT consider this appropriate compensation. I'm not drooling and accepting what's been presented.
It's not a matter of value to me; it's a matter of concept. I want a guarantee of security, the very items I invested my time of the past on, AND something for the time and stress that has been inflicted from the point of loss. The value of things have changed drastically over the years anyway, the effort and time I put in to gain what I had is not the same as what it would take now. Just getting a clean carbon copy and "starting over" wouldn't have the same meaning to me as just getting the same items even if I did wind up with something better.
Now I don't begin to argue that my losses were near the level of many here; I had blown my weapon up a while beforehand and my regular gear was so crappy the hacker didn't want it. But that doesn't change the principal; if they want me to return, things cannot remain as they are now. I have already put up with too much to lower my expectations and stance on the matter. Guild hacks, ignored PQ exploits, security outbreak ECKO, time lost to old monsterbook then replaced by cheap knockoff, years of archer skill dc issues, friends long gone; and plenty more I'm sure. There's just no more room for excuses if they want my time. And that's all they would get from me even if they did this right. I still wouldn't be willing to give them money for this shoddy service.
And let me say something else, I had a backup identical ring elsewhere, and the PVP belt laying around, so even with my losses, my damage was not all that affected. But again, just because I can restart easier than some, doesn't mean I owe NEXON my time until they can be held accountable for their incompetence in a manner that does not insult the consumer.
Eliseo Wrote:Nexon could as well close the game and you would seek compensation because they got millions of dollars.
I'm actually curious what the response would be if someone should "disrupt" their servers as the localized power outage has already shown they have all their eggs in one basket so to speak. Exception being El Nido of course. I'd really like to know what they would call fair compensation for the loss of ALL server data.
LegendGospel Wrote:Casual "players", as in, people who never got more than 2b mesos, nor had any decent potential items, and lived from events, will be drooling all over this compensation package, as it's more than they've ever seen in an inventory.
Been playing at a relatively pleasant pace for just over 6 years now, and I can't say I've ever held that much pure (unless you count 8 first 17th day rings), never bothered investing in the scam of cubes, and I have in fact made use of as many event items as possible. Even in the event I'm able to sell these items to account for 480 mil, ring, belt, and chair losses, I still do NOT consider this appropriate compensation. I'm not drooling and accepting what's been presented.
It's not a matter of value to me; it's a matter of concept. I want a guarantee of security, the very items I invested my time of the past on, AND something for the time and stress that has been inflicted from the point of loss. The value of things have changed drastically over the years anyway, the effort and time I put in to gain what I had is not the same as what it would take now. Just getting a clean carbon copy and "starting over" wouldn't have the same meaning to me as just getting the same items even if I did wind up with something better.
Now I don't begin to argue that my losses were near the level of many here; I had blown my weapon up a while beforehand and my regular gear was so crappy the hacker didn't want it. But that doesn't change the principal; if they want me to return, things cannot remain as they are now. I have already put up with too much to lower my expectations and stance on the matter. Guild hacks, ignored PQ exploits, security outbreak ECKO, time lost to old monsterbook then replaced by cheap knockoff, years of archer skill dc issues, friends long gone; and plenty more I'm sure. There's just no more room for excuses if they want my time. And that's all they would get from me even if they did this right. I still wouldn't be willing to give them money for this shoddy service.
And let me say something else, I had a backup identical ring elsewhere, and the PVP belt laying around, so even with my losses, my damage was not all that affected. But again, just because I can restart easier than some, doesn't mean I owe NEXON my time until they can be held accountable for their incompetence in a manner that does not insult the consumer.