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FatherOfPearl wrote...
Not really. The first 9 pages were about PC manifest hacking, and the semantics involved; whereas the last few pages are pretty entertaining.krjn_09 wrote...
12 pages... uh. Worth reading?
Edit: although Yo Son randomly said he has a larger penis than me on page 7, so that's a thing.
78stonewobble wrote...
Corgun wrote...
prostheticlimbs wrote...
You..are a disappointment to the master race.
That was your initial response to OP.
So... pc master race comments are meant to be taken seriously?
Break out the barb wire for dem camps for console peasants...
I can't wait to see the separate benches at buststops either. "Pc players only" ... with like ... a tiny bench out in the rain for ps3 users...
FasterThanFTL wrote...
1. Plays on PC
2. Spend $300 real money on Packs
3. Still did not even max all the Rare Weapons
4. LOL
krjn_09 wrote...
FatherOfPearl wrote...
Not really. The first 9 pages were about PC manifest hacking, and the semantics involved; whereas the last few pages are pretty entertaining.krjn_09 wrote...
12 pages... uh. Worth reading?
Edit: although Yo Son randomly said he has a larger penis than me on page 7, so that's a thing.
I tried, but couldn't do it. Too many words, only one cat. I rather play ME3. Have to max that manifest (if I understood this correctly, that's relevant?).
prostheticlimbs wrote...
krjn_09 wrote...
FatherOfPearl wrote...
Not really. The first 9 pages were about PC manifest hacking, and the semantics involved; whereas the last few pages are pretty entertaining.krjn_09 wrote...
12 pages... uh. Worth reading?
Edit: although Yo Son randomly said he has a larger penis than me on page 7, so that's a thing.
I tried, but couldn't do it. Too many words, only one cat. I rather play ME3. Have to max that manifest (if I understood this correctly, that's relevant?).
Yeah because apparently having less UR's to obtain means more skill. So maxed manifest people are obviously the most skilled.
DragonRacer wrote...
Please, no rain! Our framerates will plunge and we'll be forced to reboot before the bus arrives.
Or we'll just hold everyone up as we walk in super-slow motion to the bus door... like the 10-minute extractions Hazard Ghost loves to give us when dem frames plummet...
78stonewobble wrote...
RainbowDazed wrote...
Nowhere in my post did I say anything about flaunting anything infront of anyone. I'd argue that it's somewhat naive to say that achieving something that comes with an effort does not have a social meaning. We humans are social creatures and what the society thinks of us means something, a lot for most humans. If these things did not have a meaning, what'd be the point of ranking systems, banners like BotB, or manifests. Sure, one can argue that there are personal goals tied to these all, but once again, I'd argue that it'd be naive to skip the social meanings tied to them.
And to put is a bluntly as one can - hacking is doing something that breaks the gamesystem to obtain something. When you break a system that just affects you (a singleplayer in this instance), I do not care. If you break something that many people participate in: that, in my book, makes you a douchebag.
Only if a persons fragile ego is dependent on the admiration of others, in which case they are douchebags too.
If I unlock everything by playing regularly. I have unlocked everything regularly. Whatever person X does, does not affect that achievement. Unless my achievement is dependent on the ability to look down on person X's from some kind of piedestal.
LiL Reapur wrote...
RainbowDazed wrote...
FatherOfPearl wrote...
Disagreed. I already have 600 hours on one platform, I'm not spending another 600 just to get up to speed on another one where ...alternative methods exist.RainbowDazed wrote...
EDIT: Hacking the mp-manifest is sad and anyone who has done it should feel bad. You all suck you lowsy cheaters.
Well, we'll just have to agree to disagree.
I don't care if people hack their singleplayer-games, that affects only them. When you hack a multiplayer-account, it affects me aswell. I'm nowhere near maxed out manifest, but I have no desire to cheat my way there. The people that have maxed their manifest have done it with hard work or cash and either way deserve the nice toys they have.
I still don't have a Typhoon and every time I see one on the field I get all excited like "one day, oh yes, one day it will be mine." And it'll be mine because I earned it, not because I sold my tv-show to a huge corporation that turned it into an arcade-commercial! Well you get the point. Or don't. I don't care. That's why I wrote this whole pots. Because I don't care.
LOL! I'M SORRY AND I MEAN NO ILL WILL, BUT HOW IN THE FUCK DOES SOMEONE WITH A MAXED MANIFEST AFFECTS YOU? IN A CO-OP GAME? IN ANYWAY? I'M DONE..........
As you can see by the above posts i love how people are so concerned about with others have in a co-op game its really sad hax or not
Stay classy BSN......
RainbowDazed wrote...
I am not at all concerned with what others have as long as they have obtained it fairly. For me it is hard to grasp that so many seem to be so ok with people obtaining maxed manifests by hacking.
An analogy - if my co-worker got more salary for doing a similiar job than I because she had hacked the corporate accounts or forged her resume, I'd be pretty pissed. Not because she's getting more than me, but because she was getting it unfairly. I have no problem with my coworker getting a raise because she takes on more responsibility, or for doing longer days or educating herself more. But if she obtained it by hacking the system, that'd ****** me off. Because it is unfair. It breaks the system we have all agreed to follow to be able to co-exist peacefully.
And yes, work is co-op too.
Modifié par LiL Reapur, 01 novembre 2013 - 04:19 .
Bro........FatherOfPearl wrote...
In that situation, your co-worker would be the sole beneficiary.
In Mass Effect 3, having access to six rockets/gels/etc and high-level weapons helps the entire team.
LiL Reapur wrote...
Your workplace
The purpose of working
LiL Reapur wrote...
RainbowDazed wrote...
I am not at all concerned with what others have as long as they have obtained it fairly. For me it is hard to grasp that so many seem to be so ok with people obtaining maxed manifests by hacking.
An analogy - if my co-worker got more salary for doing a similiar job than I because she had hacked the corporate accounts or forged her resume, I'd be pretty pissed. Not because she's getting more than me, but because she was getting it unfairly. I have no problem with my coworker getting a raise because she takes on more responsibility, or for doing longer days or educating herself more. But if she obtained it by hacking the system, that'd ****** me off. Because it is unfair. It breaks the system we have all agreed to follow to be able to co-exist peacefully.
And yes, work is co-op too.
Your workplace
The purpose of working
If someone is being unfair report it i understand it's REAL LIFE
A PC Game
The purpose of having a Maxed manifest
The two doesn't seem to compare well with one another
but it's your opinion i'm done here
Heldarion wrote...
LiL Reapur wrote...
Your workplace
The purpose of working
I'm sorry but
WHY IS THAT WOMAN TYPING WITH THE SCREEN TURNED OFF?
RainbowDazed wrote...
I am not at all concerned with what others have as long as they have obtained it fairly. For me it is hard to grasp that so many seem to be so ok with people obtaining maxed manifests by hacking.
An analogy - if my co-worker got more salary for doing a similiar job than I because she had hacked the corporate accounts or forged her resume, I'd be pretty pissed. Not because she's getting more than me, but because she was getting it unfairly. I have no problem with my coworker getting a raise because she takes on more responsibility, or for doing longer days or educating herself more. But if she obtained it by hacking the system, that'd ****** me off. Because it is unfair. It breaks the system we have all agreed to follow to be able to co-exist peacefully.
And yes, work is co-op too.
Jeremiah12LGeek wrote...
RainbowDazed wrote...
I am not at all concerned with what others have as long as they have obtained it fairly. For me it is hard to grasp that so many seem to be so ok with people obtaining maxed manifests by hacking.
An analogy - if my co-worker got more salary for doing a similiar job than I because she had hacked the corporate accounts or forged her resume, I'd be pretty pissed. Not because she's getting more than me, but because she was getting it unfairly. I have no problem with my coworker getting a raise because she takes on more responsibility, or for doing longer days or educating herself more. But if she obtained it by hacking the system, that'd ****** me off. Because it is unfair. It breaks the system we have all agreed to follow to be able to co-exist peacefully.
And yes, work is co-op too.
It's not really a fair comparison. Stealing from a company effects the company's ability to pay salaries, which will impact workers negotiating those salaries.
Maxing a manifest without paying for it is already part of the existing game model. It's kind of hard to claim that it's the equivalent act when they are obtaining something that anyone can obtain for free.
And forging a resume is very different, too, since it is potentially taking a job from a more qualified candidate, which negatively effects the workplace.
Someone having a maxed manifest techincally benefits the gaming community, and helps them contribute more effectively to a team.
RainbowDazed wrote...
And, they do steal from Bioware aswell and I would not be sad to see
them billed for the benefits they have gotten through hacking.
Microtransactions seem to be the new thing and I guess they bring income
to companies. Pay for the free DLC, keep the multiplayer running. If
you hack the system to avoid microtransactions, I don't see it as being
any different from downloading a cracked copy of a sp-game.
MofuggerX wrote...
Been watching this thread go full retard since page one.
Theorycrafting about how to have fun, gimme a fucking break BSN.
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