2012-08-09, 02:10 AM
Beserker101 Wrote:And if I only want to level my Evan because I no longer have fun with any other class and I'm at an enemy I 1 shot 9 times out of 10 anyways? According to what you are saying, I should still be banned for just being on my Evan and training normally. So far, no one knows exactly how to trigger the 999,999 hits and mages are hindered by this very glitch because we can't control when we hit only 1 damage from our attacks. As has been said before, the mages can't even tell when they are hitting excessively high damage unless they are somewhere they wouldn't normally be. What you suggested is excessive.
If I may even further dispute you, say someone is very well funded (legendary on multiple equips, insanely high stat percent, the works), and they go somewhere that someone of the same class with average equips wouldn't normally be able to go for another say 10 or 15 levels. Now say that well funded mage can normally kill insanely fast (with multiple hit skill). How can you say they are exploiting the glitch or they just have that good of gear? To ban them just because they have very good gear is unreasonable.
Then you just don't play for the duration of the glitched period. You wouldn't play if a glitch negatively impacted your class, so why would you play when one is beneficial? It's not a difficult concept. Other factors have no effect on the reality of abusing this glitch. Just because a few ridiculously over-NX'd people can hit that much normally doesn't mean that it's okay for everyone to do it.
And yes, I am saying you should be temp-banned for "playing normally" on your Evan if you are aware of the glitch and using it to your advantage, because you are no longer playing normally. Using it to your advantage would include increased training speeds.
I'm also not saying this is something anyone should be happy with. You should be telling Nexon to fix it as quickly as possible. But people won't because it's not hurting their gameplay (unless they're in a party, apparently. But who needs a party when you hit 999,999 consistently?) and that's the problem. There shouldn't be a double-standard regarding the reception of a glitch. If it's not meant to be there then it's bad, regardless of whether or not it's actually harmful to your experience.