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Originally Posted by Mattdog64
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Two very simple solutions:
1.Ban the sellers.
2.Send out a 1 time warning. (to accounts that were made in the last three months)
This would have been easy and much healthier for the server, it would have kept 600 more people playing the game.
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If you just began the server and needed help figuring out how to install it, considering you have a slim chance of figuring it out on your own, usually you go about doing so by using the guide in this link:
http://www.project1999.com/forums/showthread.php?t=2651
Now, mind you, I hear what you are saying, and it isn't that I don't care, but if you look at the bulleted list at the BEGINNING of the guide, it has somewhat of a 'Table of Contents' that gives you an idea of how to navigate the thread and find the information you are looking for. Clearly, you can see a few of the listed points as a LINK, which used to drop you down to said portion, but alas the links are just leading back to the forum homepage... but regardless, let's all assume you aren't an idiot, because we like to give new friends the benefit of the doubt.
Let us scroll down to the second post made by Rogean in the thread, which is the post highlighting our current conversation.. it is listed and bolded/underlined as
3) Global Server Rules
Underneath it, you can find a list of the server rules, one of which includes:
RMT (Real Money Trade) Sales
If you take a moment to read the couple of sentences underneath it, I believe you will find your warning you are looking for. This:
"Any trading of any in-game objects for real life currency, including but not limited to coin, items, and characters, is not permitted. People caught performing these transactions will have all characters involved banned."
Now for my thesis, I know I said earlier that it wasn't like I don't care, but I think I can safely say that the majority of us playing on this server DO NOT CARE.
Have a good one... In fact, let me rephrase it. Maybe you can buy yourself a good one, because you clearly do not want to take the time to earn it.