Water Bug

Se durante uno scontro decidete di scappare in acqua, sappiate che usare la superficie in condizioni di health non al 100%[avete subito danni] equivale a Ban di 7 giorni e se protestate definitivo.

Quindi vi consiglio di morire anziche scappare se siete in acqua.

Il bello è che il CSR vi banna per SpeedHAck, mentre in realtà è exploiting di un bug mai fixato.

Dimostrazione del BUG:
http://www.easy-sharing.com/40814/stupidmythic.wmv.html

bel link -.-''

Cioe' in pratica se un maghetto ha il 90% di vita non puo' + andare su e giu?

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Originally Posted by Trish

Cioe' in pratica se un maghetto ha il 90% di vita non puo' + andare su e giu?

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Se lo fai, stai usando un'exploit quindi bannabile.

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Originally Posted by Jiinn

bel link -.-''

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non ti funziona?

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Originally Posted by mahoney

Se lo fai, stai usando un'exploit quindi bannabile.

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io sono d'accordo!

mi sembra un filino diverso da quel che dite:

The original post follows this helpful announcement.

1) NO ONE was banned for the water bug.

2) A bunch of people were banned for speed hacking, and they were caught NOWHERE NEAR the water.

3) If you cheat in a video game, you are in fact something less than a good person. Sorry.

4) If you do not cheat in video games, you may continue reading in the blissful assurance that none of the following applies to you.



We banned a bunch of speed hackers this week. I wasn't planning to mention it, because it was only about a dozen losers... er, people. The usual protestations and message board dramas are, as always, afoot. And since I'm going to be out of town tomorrow and therefore not doing a grab bag where I could drop a comment, I thought I'd better post.

The number one rumor about the speed hack bans is that the poor, innocent cheaters... cheese, I keep DOING that, I mean "people"... weren't really cheating, but simply abusing... AARGH, I mean USING... a known bug with the game. And that the CSR who banned them was too ignorant to know the difference. That's the story, anyway.

It's a simple bug, and one we've known about for awhile. It's scheduled for a fix in the next version. I'm not going to spell it out in detail just in case there are players who are not aware of the bug. Basically, if you're injured, you're supposed to slow down when you swim, the way avatars run slower on land when they're mostly dead. But in some parts of the game, you don't slow down, not if you're abusing the bug. You don't move FASTER than normal, either. That's the problem, there's no speed modifier at all for your injury.

The story goes that the CSR sees the scumbag... person... swimming at speed even though he's almost dead and assumes he's using a speedhack. This is just funny. We use BOTH observation and technology to detect cheaters. When the idiot cheating is moving faster than god speed, we suspend for seven days. (Yes, faster than god speed. Not faster than normal speed.) But we don't perma-ban until we use our technology to prove that the moron with the suspension was indeed cheating.

That's why you see reports on the boards that people got seven days suspensions and THEN bans, and why on very rare occasions you see people with seven day suspensions and no bans.

Of course, I would never say no bugs exist, I'm too old and cranky to say NEVER. If you can prove that you can move as fast as god speed, and you're the first to appeal it with instructions we can duplicate, there's a free lifetime account reward. That account is always flagged for beta as well.

Anyway, sorry to bore everyone with this minor issue. I just didn't want to leave any entertaining drama behind while I was out of town. Have a good weekend, everyone!

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Originally Posted by Hador

mi sembra un filino diverso da quel che dite:
The original post follows this helpful announcement.
1) NO ONE was banned for the water bug.
2) A bunch of people were banned for speed hacking, and they were caught NOWHERE NEAR the water.
3) If you cheat in a video game, you are in fact something less than a good person. Sorry.
4) If you do not cheat in video games, you may continue reading in the blissful assurance that none of the following applies to you.
We banned a bunch of speed hackers this week. I wasn't planning to mention it, because it was only about a dozen losers... er, people. The usual protestations and message board dramas are, as always, afoot. And since I'm going to be out of town tomorrow and therefore not doing a grab bag where I could drop a comment, I thought I'd better post.
The number one rumor about the speed hack bans is that the poor, innocent cheaters... cheese, I keep DOING that, I mean "people"... weren't really cheating, but simply abusing... AARGH, I mean USING... a known bug with the game. And that the CSR who banned them was too ignorant to know the difference. That's the story, anyway.
It's a simple bug, and one we've known about for awhile. It's scheduled for a fix in the next version. I'm not going to spell it out in detail just in case there are players who are not aware of the bug. Basically, if you're injured, you're supposed to slow down when you swim, the way avatars run slower on land when they're mostly dead. But in some parts of the game, you don't slow down, not if you're abusing the bug. You don't move FASTER than normal, either. That's the problem, there's no speed modifier at all for your injury.
The story goes that the CSR sees the scumbag... person... swimming at speed even though he's almost dead and assumes he's using a speedhack. This is just funny. We use BOTH observation and technology to detect cheaters. When the idiot cheating is moving faster than god speed, we suspend for seven days. (Yes, faster than god speed. Not faster than normal speed.) But we don't perma-ban until we use our technology to prove that the moron with the suspension was indeed cheating.
That's why you see reports on the boards that people got seven days suspensions and THEN bans, and why on very rare occasions you see people with seven day suspensions and no bans.
Of course, I would never say no bugs exist, I'm too old and cranky to say NEVER. If you can prove that you can move as fast as god speed, and you're the first to appeal it with instructions we can duplicate, there's a free lifetime account reward. That account is always flagged for beta as well.
Anyway, sorry to bore everyone with this minor issue. I just didn't want to leave any entertaining drama behind while I was out of town. Have a good weekend, everyone!

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Questo e quanto dice chi deve difendere la baracca, cioe un grossolano errore di un CSR che ha bannato per Speehack un'exploitin.

eh no :D ma almeno fai pubblicità al sito lol :D

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Originally Posted by Jiinn

eh no :D ma almeno fai pubblicità al sito lol :D

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non c'e link diretto, quindi se vuoi scaricare il filmato devi attendere, se non vi sta bene lo edito e lo cancello, basta saperlo.

Bha, non fanno prima a fixarlo:nod:

Quanto mi sta sulle palle il bug del sali e scendi...

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Originally Posted by mahoney

Questo e quanto dice chi deve difendere la baracca, cioe un grossolano errore di un CSR che ha bannato per Speehack un'exploitin.

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bhe scusa, e allora? ha usato un exploit, il ban se lo merita lo stesso (che poi è di 7gg non definitivo).

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Originally Posted by Hador

bhe scusa, e allora? ha usato un exploit, il ban se lo merita lo stesso (che poi è di 7gg non definitivo).

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Forse non ci siamo capiti; qualcuno è stato bannato mentre usava quell'exploit, ma il ban ottenuto non è per il 'water bug' ma bensi speedhack.[speedhack uso di programmi di terzi].

CHi non ha mai usato anche involontariamente quel'exploit? nessuno, e se qualcuno suca e ti appella specificando 'SpeedHack' vai tranquillo che ti becchi un ban per 'SpeedHack', chiaro ora?

allora,

andare su e giu in acqua per non farsi colpire pochi cazzi non è 1 exploit, è ovvio che uno cerca di non farsi colpire edit idem se un lifetapper mocca è chiaro che nn si resta li tentando di outdmgarlo mentre si cura -.-

il tizio che è stato bannato era 1sb quasi rr11 di merlin e vi assicuro xke lo conosco che non ha MAI usato speedhack, inoltre siamo seri nessuno sarebbe cosi coglione da usare speedhack per scappare a speed superman da 1inc con 5% di hp, xke è ovvio che ti becchi appeal e ban/sospensione

lui è stato sospeso perchè kitava, sulla superficie dell'acqua se sei anche a 1% hp vai sempre a speed normale, ma se questo viene considerato sfruttare exploit allora banniamo anche tutte le bainshee che farmano ai ponti castando oltre i muri et similia