Warnings of bannable offenses (Can I have it?)

[Eldaena]

No, it's a testament to how fail your all's schemes are.
Lower middleclassmen need to hustle and ball.

It's not cheating. It's just petty.

Really the only border between cheating and the loopholes they consistently try to dig up are the devs' final word. And that's arbitrary at best.

I didn't farm muddy caps when it was legal, because I don't respect that kind of player who is willing to until it gets caught and changed.

So, you believe that it's not 'respectable' for myself and my friends to keep the same leves instead of finishing them? We do it not only to save time, but to do the same leves together, and to increase our sp gain. We actually have to sacrifice our rewards in order to keep doing the same leves together for the best results for us.

It's more noble for everyone to complete their leves, get mediocre SP, and waste everyone's time doing leves with practically no links, less sp than grinding, and running the monotonous course of bland mobs in each leve?

If it's weaseling and hustling to work together with my static group that equally sacrifice rewards other than sp in order for us to be efficient and to somewhat enjoy leves at all, then so be it. Burn us at the stake for making the game mildly enjoyable since we can all work together at something. -. -

[Peregrine]

So, you believe that it's not 'respectable' for myself and my friends to keep the same leves instead of finishing them? We do it not only to save time, but to do the same leves together, and to increase our sp gain. We actually have to sacrifice our rewards in order to keep doing the same leves together for the best results for us.

It's more noble for everyone to complete their leves, get mediocre SP, and waste everyone's time doing leves with practically no links, less sp than grinding, and running the monotonous course of bland mobs in each leve?

If it's weaseling and hustling to work together with my static group that equally sacrifice rewards other than sp in order for us to be efficient and to somewhat enjoy leves at all, then so be it. Burn us at the stake for making the game mildly enjoyable since we can all work together at something. -. -

You pick the poster child to hawk but don't pick your other boys. The ones who use FFEVO to run alt accounts and feed off their slaves' gathering leves, getting the SP of four gatherers. The ones who box content, getting the rewards of content meant to be split among multiple people. The ones who spend the first week of every patch meticulously looking for unintended ways to get ahead.

You may have been the first to hatch the plan to fail your leves, or you may just be a reactionary fad follower. Don't be the kind of player looking for easy street at every angle. It's not respectable.

I don't drop leves because I think it's a cheap mechanic that the game needs to address. I don't care if you drop. I do care if you're just one of those people who incessantly looks for angles like leve dropping to advance.

You all know who you are. Enjoyable to you is what you can get away with. If the game's not enjoyable to you without weaseling your way in it, do everyone a favor and don't play.

[TheVedis]

You pick the poster child to hawk but don't pick your other boys. The ones who use FFEVO to run alt accounts and feed off their slaves' gathering leves, getting the SP of four gatherers. The ones who box content, getting the rewards of content meant to be split among multiple people. The ones who spend the first week of every patch meticulously looking for unintended ways to get ahead.

You may have been the first to hatch the plan to fail your leves, or you may just be a reactionary fad follower. Don't be the kind of player looking for easy street at every angle. It's not respectable.

I don't drop leves because I think it's a cheap mechanic that the game needs to address. I don't care if you drop. I do care if you're just one of those people who incessantly looks for angles like leve dropping to advance.

You all know who you are.

how about we play the angle of "if you dont like it, dont do it"
instead of attacking and belittling everyone who does something you dont like in the game, even if it is 100% legal to do

you dont have to like the way others play, but you do have to live with it

its like rolling on a pvp server and demanding everyone stop killing each other cuz its the wrong thing to do

[Peregrine]

how about we play the angle of "if you dont like it, dont do it"
instead of attacking and belittling everyone who does something you dont like in the game, even if it is 100% legal to do

you dont have to like the way others play, but you do have to live with it

its like rolling on a pvp server and demanding everyone stop killing each other cuz its the wrong thing to do

Fail. Next time they build a "hustler server" you feel free to scheme and come up with all the muddy caps tricks you can think of. The rest of us didn't sign up for you to grow 30 pots of cinnamon and sell it to the NPCs. That's sad, and that affects the balance of the rest of the game.

You're a negative impact on the game. If you didn't bother anyone it wouldn't be a problem. Weaseling players do gain advantage from it, because between "they're going to ban you" and "they're going to allow it" there's "make hay while the sun shines."

The hustlers know this lol...not telling them anything about themselves they don't already know. They're parasitic of unintended outcomes. They don't really care if the host dies or not.

You know these people. EVERY new patch, within a few days they've already come up with a pair of weaseling tactics to abuse unintended results of changing anything. They hardly ever seem to actually play the game as intended.

[TheVedis]

Fail. Next time they build a "hustler server" you feel free to scheme and come up with all the muddy caps tricks you can think of. The rest of us didn't sign up for you to grow 30 pots of cinnamon and sell it to the NPCs. That's sad, and that affects the balance of the rest of the game.

You're a negative impact on the game. If you didn't bother anyone it wouldn't be a problem. Weaseling players do gain advantage from it, because between "they're going to ban you" and "they're going to allow it" there's "make hay while the sun shines."

The hustlers know this lol...not telling them anything about themselves they don't already know. They're parasitic of unintended outcomes. They don't really care if the host dies or not.

the problem is with what you state
we arent the problem

it was declared to be 100% legal what we are doing

your just mad cuz you didnt agree with that decision

you really dont like it when you dont get your way and it shows in your posts

[Peregrine]

the problem is with what you state
we arent the problem

it was declared to be 100% legal what we are doing

your just mad cuz you didnt agree with that decision

you really dont like it when you dont get your way and it shows in your posts

You are the problem. I'm sorry. The developers are completely paralyzed in any developmental decisions to make because they know there are a legion of hustlers and ballers out there who will ride the slightest mistake to game-breaking power, fortune, or just straight cheating. You increase development time. You autonerf decisions and breed safe, pat design choices instead of innovative or daring ones. You're a constant threat to balance and enjoyment of the game by other players in light of limited time and resources of play.

What good are you if you constantly look for a get rich quick scheme? I don't see one. I don't see a use for a player who, as you go down the check list of every patched unintended game mechanic and every unpatched one, their name comes up every time.

And the next time salvage dup-glitching comes up, lo and behold you can count on their name being there too.

I don't see a point in a player like that. The entire behavior of anally looking for unintended imbalance should be discouraged with a global warning. Just stop trying to weasel. Play the damn game honestly.

A hustler chooses a life of hustling because they're not good at anything else, and they just don't have any competition for that disreputable livelihood.

Stand up straight and stop lurking around the ass-end of the game trying to get ahead.

[TheVedis]

You are the problem. I'm sorry. The developers are completely paralyzed in any developmental decisions to make because they know there are a legion of hustlers and ballers out there who will ride the slightest mistake to game-breaking power, fortune, or just straight cheating. You increase development time. You autonerf decisions and breed safe, pat design choices instead of innovative or daring ones. You're a constant threat to balance and enjoyment of the game by other players in light of limited time and resources of play.

What good are you if you constantly look for a get rich quick scheme? I don't see one. I don't see a use for a player who, as you go down the check list of every patched unintended game mechanic and every unpatched one, their name comes up every time.

And the next time salvage dup-glitching comes up, lo and behold you can count on their name being there too.

I don't see a point in a player like that. The entire behavior of anally looking for unintended imbalance should be discouraged with a global warning. Just stop trying to weasel. Play the damn game honestly.

A hustler chooses a life of hustling because they're not good at anything else, and they just don't have any competition for that disreputable livelihood.

Stand up straight and stop lurking around the ass-end of the game trying to get ahead.

there is a hug difference between exploits/bugs
and people doing something that is working as intended and 100% LEGAL

you dont seem to understand that

also speak some damn english, wtf is hustlers and ballers have to do with anything

you are clumping everyone who doesnt like doing things exactly the way you want them to into the same mold
guess what, YOU are the one whos actualy the problem