Q75 clay spot here, owned by like 3 people

[asval]

Grinding to 100 survival first and exploring preety much most of the world is the way to go. And those people who care about industry will always be in front doing it before anyone else got the chance, claim it and protect it with their lives That is not luck. Luck is if you make your char 10 tiles in front of q80+ clay node. And even if you are so lucky, that doesn't mean you will discover it before best survivalist will.

It takes luck to find the right fish nodes to get plaice and perch from to grind out those skills, so yeah luck plays into it.

[overtyped]

This thread is a great example of moderators mostly sabinati, abusing his moderator privileges. Moderators shouldn't be allowed to see peoples IPs. If i truly wanted to, i could of just used an IP scrambler, and then post. This was mostly an experiment to see if sabinati would abuse his powers, and he did, you disgust me.

>>If your wondering what i am talking about, i posted this thread anonymously on a different account, and sabinati abused his mod powers, and then violated my privacy to check all my accounts IP addresses, then proceeded to swich the op post from my alt poster with my main account overtyped, what a scumbag.

[btaylor]

This thread is a great example of moderators mostly sabinati, abusing his moderator privileges. Moderators shouldn't be allowed to see peoples IPs. If i truly wanted to, i could of just used an IP scrambler, and then post. This was mostly an experiment to see if sabinati would abuse his powers, and he did, you disgust me.

>>If your wondering what i am talking about, i posted this thread anonymously on a different account, and sabinati abused his mod powers, and then violated my privacy to check all my accounts IP addresses, then proceeded to swich the op post from my alt poster with my main account overtyped, what a scumbag.

If they ever did that with me I'd raise a lot of eyebrows.

[Seizure]

Honestly, Im really glad to see mods do that. Keeps people accountable for their actions, instead of hiding behind an alt like a bitch.

[overtyped]

Honestly, Im really glad to see mods do that. Keeps people accountable for their actions, instead of hiding behind an alt like a bitch.

It's a privacy violation.

[burgingham]

lol what? You sure are talking out of your ass.

Privacy violation...I am sitting here laughing

[naosnule]

Honestly, Im really glad to see mods do that. Keeps people accountable for their actions, instead of hiding behind an alt like a bitch.

That doesn't really cut it, since that would suggest that we should use our real life identities.

In Salem, the head moderator gave a reasonable explanation for why mods should be able to check ips: to minimize sockpuppets (sockpuppeting was against the rules there). Far from everyone is tech savvy enough to be able to switch ips, so you'll at least catch those + lazy people.

[btaylor]

It's only a privacy violation when you get caught.

[overtyped]

lol what? You sure are talking out of your ass.

Privacy violation...I am sitting here laughing

How would you like it, if you were at a police lineup, your selecting a criminal, and it isn't a one way mirror?

[asval]

This thread is a great example of moderators mostly sabinati, abusing his moderator privileges. Moderators shouldn't be allowed to see peoples IPs. If i truly wanted to, i could of just used an IP scrambler, and then post. This was mostly an experiment to see if sabinati would abuse his powers, and he did, you disgust me.

>>If your wondering what i am talking about, i posted this thread anonymously on a different account, and sabinati abused his mod powers, and then violated my privacy to check all my accounts IP addresses, then proceeded to swich the op post from my alt poster with my main account overtyped, what a scumbag.

I'm pretty sure I've seen them do this a couple of times.