Naw dude. I'm not arguing with you the right to exploit a bug or not.
All I'm saying is that most bugs are easily recognizable as bugs.
Therefore when you use them to gain advantage, you are exploiting them.
Exploits and bugs are similar.
Now if you go exploiting bugs, that's your prerogative. I for one will
report any that I find. They are not punishing you until they ban you
from the game. Obviously they haven't yet, so don't complain to me. Go
exploit away! Have a ball!
Now about wizards...
Croesus Illuminatus (Xegony)
Sergey Bukhman wrote:
>
> From: Sergey Bukhman <sergeyb@...>
>
> James Dwyer wrote:
>
> > From: James Dwyer <jdwar@...>
> >
> > Hm. Methinks you can "Exploit a bug" and call it cheating :P
> > But usually when you take advantage of a good situation, that situation
> > was not intended by the designers. Actually talking about really good
> > situation, like where you find bronze stuff on decaying skel or
> > somesuch. And I'd call that cheating and exploiting.
> >
> > Hm, guess I don't really differentiate. Give an example where exploiting
> > is not cheating...
>
> Well, tough! They (Verant) made the game, and now they are trying to punish US
> for playing it the way it is! They designed it and they have the bugs in. So let
> them fix the bugs and not tell us "no you can't do this". That's stupid. They
> created the game and I'm playing it the way it is.
>
> furthermore, nowhere on their site do they have a list of exploits that should be
> avoided. They do not give us a list when we log in to the game. Yet, we're
> supposed to just know them? How stupid is that?
>
> THEY made the design error / bug, and now they expect us not to "exploit" it
> without even letting us know what's an exploit and what's not! They are punishing
> us for their laziness / un attentiveness!
>
> --
> Sergey
> --
> KPS PUNK (Paramilitary Undercover Nuclear Kamikaze)
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