Of course.UnknownMercenary wrote...
are you going to keep the firing delay to make it fair?
What won't be fair is that it will do 1400 damage per shot at X.
Of course.UnknownMercenary wrote...
are you going to keep the firing delay to make it fair?
Air Quotes wrote...
VVarn1ng wrote...
You do not understand.Air Quotes wrote...
VVarn1ng wrote...
Began flooding.
We're listening.
Spell it Russian then. I will understand.
ZigguratVVarn1ng wrote...
Air Quotes wrote...
VVarn1ng wrote...
You do not understand.Air Quotes wrote...
VVarn1ng wrote...
Began flooding.
We're listening.
Spell it Russian then. I will understand.
Then prove to me that you understand me.
VVarn1ng wrote...
Drell Vanguard can be completed in 30 minutes solo platinum.
capn233 wrote...
Of course.UnknownMercenary wrote...
are you going to keep the firing delay to make it fair?
What won't be fair is that it will do 1400 damage per shot at X.
Deerber wrote...
That is - if there is even the slighest chance of you listening to a random guy on the interenet blabbing about this kind of stuff
Guest_Air Quotes_*
VVarn1ng wrote...
Air Quotes wrote...
VVarn1ng wrote...
You do not understand.Air Quotes wrote...
VVarn1ng wrote...
Began flooding.
We're listening.
Spell it Russian then. I will understand.
Then prove to me that you understand me.
I'll do it. But I do not Hax. And you know it.Deerber wrote...
VVarn1ng wrote...
Drell Vanguard can be completed in 30 minutes solo platinum.
Nice. Do that, and I'll know you're haxing.
VVarn1ng wrote...
I'll do it. But I do not Hax. And you know it.Deerber wrote...
VVarn1ng wrote...
Drell Vanguard can be completed in 30 minutes solo platinum.
Nice. Do that, and I'll know you're haxing.
Zjarcal wrote...
This is the only line of your wall of text that has a smiley, hence the only one worth reading.
Modifié par Deerber, 08 avril 2013 - 08:06 .
JediHarbinger wrote...
lol @ PC Master Race
Yeah. And the inventers of the 2 Billion credit payout Bronze game.Di-Datau wrote...
JediHarbinger wrote...
lol @ PC Master Race
MissileGlitchers4lyfe!
Guest_Paynez_*
Modifié par Paynez, 08 avril 2013 - 08:13 .
Di-Datau wrote...
JediHarbinger wrote...
lol @ PC Master Race
MissileGlitchers4lyfe!
Welcome to the future. Some might call it dystopian.Paynez wrote...
This had like 10 replies when I went to sleep last night.
Air Quotes wrote...
Kaall wrote...
Air Quotes wrote...
Bioware has stopped the bans. They will say they didn't, but If they have stopped making balance changes, they have stopped banning too. I takes time and resources to investigate each case.
If they have stopped banning cheaters on reports, what makes you think they will ban a cheater because you over expose him ?
wouldn't that mean that the only thing you are doing is creating drama ?
Well I heard from somebody that Brojo personally investigated Link and capped him in the skull.
Deerber wrote...
Original Stikman wrote...
can you elaborate on what you think is "really really bad" because i have no clue what you are talking about, specifically.
Also, even if n7-link's account wasn't wiped, what Air Quotes did worked, and it worked quickly, unlike the ban waves
Yeah, I agree that it worked and that he should be given credit for that, alongside Peddro.
But, in general, I agree with Kaall's stance on it. While these hackusation may prove right sometimes, and it's definitely right to do them when you have proof (and I did it too in that case, as AQ knows), I also believe that there are ways and ways to do it, and that the overall atmosphere in which AQ's been operating is not for the best of this forum.
It is also, in my opinion, symptom of a mentality that does no good to the accuser - same thing I said before.
It's the kind of mentality which makes you think everyone doing more than you do (or someone else you know and trust and admire) is using some kind of unfair advantage. Now this kind of mentality is not only bad for everyone around you and the guys you accuse, as it usually sparkls flames and discussions obviously... But most of all, it's bad for you. The accuser.
Because following that mentality deprives you of one of the greatest stimuli to push yourself to your limits and beyond - admiration. Seeing someone doing something great, and genuinely thinking "holy ****, this guy is great! I wanna do the stuff he does!" is the kind of thing which really makes you push your limits beyond where they were before - and that's a great thing. And it's great wheter the guy did those things with an unfair advantage or not.
If you instead think "he's got an unfair advantage, of course he's better than me" everytime you see someone doing something better than you, you'll never grow. As an athlete, or as a player, or as whatever. You'll indulge in your position thinking that it's the best you can do - and it never is.
Then when you do something like that in a videogame - not a big deal. But if you do something like that in your real life, in a sport for example... It's quite worse, believe me. I've seen it a lot.
That said, I'm not saying you necessarily share that mentality. But what you wrote sparkled a warning in my head. I might be wrong, but if I'm not I'd like to say something.
Don't take it as a critique, take it maybe as an occasion to question yourself and think about what I said, and see if you're actually sharing a mentality which does no good for you.
That is - if there is even the slighest chance of you listening to a random guy on the interenet blabbing about this kind of stuff
Guest_Paynez_*
Never heard of that one. Tell me more. Stikman plsOriginal Stikman wrote...
Incendiary Rounds/Infernoe grenade glitch
Paynez wrote...
Never heard of that one. Tell me more. Stikman plsOriginal Stikman wrote...
Incendiary Rounds/Infernoe grenade glitch
I have been recorded. I posted to this site just now.RedJohn wrote...
What does "old record" means?
Original Stikman wrote...
The "real world" and competitive gameplay are two different matters. A better analogy would be investigative reporters exposing corruption vs. someone investigating accounts and/or videos to expose cheating/modding. Without investigative reporters, many of the injustices that occur would not have been known. In fact, due to investigative reporting, we have the USDA that standardizes meat so that we all don't get sick from horrible strands of bacteria due to unregulated meat. Does the recent "horse meat in burgers" scandal ring a bell?
Leaving it up to officials isn't always a good option either. In 1989, Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson was stripped of his gold medal during the olympics and it was given to Carl Lewis, an american sprinter. Yet Carl lewis was also caught with banned substances and wasn't disqualified. Just one huge example, of officials not always doing what their job is intended to do
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