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Potjeh
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
I'd argue that not punishing bug abuse promotes not reporting bugs. I mean, if you can gain a huge advantage with it, and there's no downside to using it, why the hell would you ever report it and have it removed? If on the other hand the punishment for abuse is much higher than the profits, it doesn't make sense to save it for later.
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Patchouli_Knowledge
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
There are a few things that I'd like to point out.
- If it is OK to abuse unintended mechanics for testing, does that mean there's going to be a lot of craters where villages used to be?
- Is it OK for people to lose their base over someone else's eternal alpha exploit discovery?
- I wish they didn't copy pasta the story from their R'lyeh raid last world.

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Cayur
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
gud thing no bugs were used ritePotjeh wrote:I'd argue that not punishing bug abuse promotes not reporting bugs. I mean, if you can gain a huge advantage with it, and there's no downside to using it, why the hell would you ever report it and have it removed? If on the other hand the punishment for abuse is much higher than the profits, it doesn't make sense to save it for later.
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Potjeh
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
Wall jumping was just an unintended mechanic, plz restore Core.
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boshaw
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
It's funny since if DIS did this I'm sure everyone would be begging for a nuke again.Potjeh wrote:Wall jumping was just an unintended mechanic, plz restore Core.
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Archiplex
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
This.Potjeh wrote:I'd argue that not punishing bug abuse promotes not reporting bugs. I mean, if you can gain a huge advantage with it, and there's no downside to using it, why the hell would you ever report it and have it removed? If on the other hand the punishment for abuse is much higher than the profits, it doesn't make sense to save it for later.
If anything, maybe we should create a bigger reward for finding and squashing bugs- and maintain this level of punishment for abusing a bug.
Yeah this very much. OP was a clusterfuck and I didn't understand a thing until people told me specifically.Patchouli_Knowledge wrote: [*]I wish they didn't copy pasta the story from their R'lyeh raid last world.[/list]
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ssaaaax
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
fucking autists
no bugs were used
no bugs were used
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on purpose.
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ArvinJA
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
I don't think it was intended that palisades wouldn't have time to soak until people had vandal this world, either. Still, Dis did do that this world, no nuke.boshaw wrote:It's funny since if DIS did this I'm sure everyone would be begging for a nuke again.Potjeh wrote:Wall jumping was just an unintended mechanic, plz restore Core.
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Potjeh
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
So these days anything short of SQL injection is not a bug?
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pedorlee
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Re: Rl’yeh is sinking, hasn’t reached the bottom yet
If you cant undesratand the anology prolly you are the retard. You are pointing the finger here instead of the moon.NOOBY93 wrote:Lack of ethics? Are you retarded? Do you think it's unethical to raid someone? Unlike in real life, online you can choose which game you play. If you want to farm without a possibility of getting raided, you can choose any game without PvP. The people not only raided someone successfully (which the victim could've avoided by playing a different game), which gives them profits from finding the abuse, but also made the abuse float to the surface which lets the devs fix it.pedorlee wrote:Then go and cry when you discover your politics are stealing the money your dads pay in taxes. OF course reporting it is never as rewarding as getting the money, especially when the ones creating the laws are in the same party as the ones abusing it.Ozzy123 wrote:Reporting bugs isn't rewarding enough. I know a lot of pretty serious bugs but why would I report them? To get thanks from devs? I'd rather abuse them and get profits lel
If you find funny fucking other people just by having info others dont have go fuck yourself. This lack of ethics has driven us all here.
Then everybody cryes when blood is involved.
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V.Exactly because of what Ozzy said, they shouldn't be nuked. Faulty game mechanics float up much faster if you're allowed to use game mechanics any way you want.Ozzy123 wrote:Reporting bugs isn't rewarding enough. I know a lot of pretty serious bugs but why would I report them? To get thanks from devs? I'd rather abuse them and get profits lel
And I'm sure Ozzy wouldn't steal from someone IRL where it's definitely unethical, but in this game, the victims CHOSE to play the game where getting raided is part of the game. The raiders chose to use that part of the game to get fat loot and good for them.