PSA: Egg Coloring Glitch

In your haste to mock the way I present information, you forgot to address the fact that issues are issues and whether or not they come about as a result of crappy design, they are issues nonetheless and abusing exploits only exacerbate the issues.

There was no haste.
Also, I addressed the fact that there are different types of issues, you just seem to think they should all be treated the same. They shouldn't be.

Overpopulation is not a result of poor content design. Content design would be quests, items, characters, etc.

Too few training maps, Boss channels, etc. directly apply to system design - how often will this boss spawn, how many channels can it be summoned in, how big should this map be?

Map implementation would still be part of game design.

This isn't even relevant to the debate; we're not talking about solutions.

Me: Exp exploits affect the game beyond just levels.
You: Let me explain how to fix all the problems present in the game.

Whether or not the issues can be fixed or not doesn't pertain to this argument. I'm not denying they can't be fixed. I'm denying your argument that since it'll only get worse, it's fine to abuse such exploits.

We weren't originally, but the discussion was brought there by you claiming that being able to level quickly creates a problem.
I showed that it just exacerbates and hastens the growth of a problem that was inevitably going to come up (and, thus, exp exploits don't truly affect the game), and the most logical move would not be to worry about experience exploits but to remove the problem itself.

And then they out level that area. It doesn't take a genius to figure out that when they want to go back to a previous area, they'll remake a character.

Level 120 Cygnus cannot out-level Master Death Teddies nor can any character out-level 150+ monsters.

Guess I got a wrong impression from this thread then.

Most posters acknowledged in that thread that they would not come clean from a full comparison of their actions against the Terms and Conditions.

Care to explain what your point is then? Because now it really seems like you're derailing the entire argument and continuing it just for the sake of arguing.

I've been consistent to the point of having to repeat myself several times for your benefit.
Here I go again:
Experience exploits do not have a negative impact on either the market stability or overall playability of the game.