Hack the Planet?

[stormlord]

I think people hack because it's a game in itself. Is a great way to learn how to code too and have fun.

I just wish they had more empathy and understanding of the consequences it has on others.

By hurting others you hurt yourself. It's karma. What goes around comes around.

Conservation of energy is memory. The universe remembers our actions.

But we're all going to die. No one survives this. Nobody.

Doesn't matter, though. There's always another one just like us somewhere, sometime.

And the other one is just as dumb and blind as we're.

[hotstud]

Originally Posted by stormlord [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I think people hack because it's a game in itself. Is a great way to learn how to code too and have fun.

I just wish they had more empathy and understanding of the consequences it has on others.

I think some people enjoy banning others too much, though. It's the "PWnd!" type of person.

That's pretty much the situation. I was a developer of MQ2 because it taught me reverse engineering and how to code in C++ and made it enjoyable because I had actual interesting code to write that was useful to me and others.

When I got banned for calling Uthgaard a name it really pissed me off especially when he was in the wrong for banning me from forums according to the forum rules since I said that something Nilbog said was bullshit, I never called anyone a name. Oh and when he banned me he called me a bunch of names so I felt it was only fair that I get to return the favor. Staff initiates personal attacks and bans you before you can respond? And I'm supposed to miss Kunark launch now along with my friends who had NOTHING to do with this because it takes 10 years to get a response to petitions and Uthgaard keeps banning me from forums erasing my petition thread so I have to wait over again?

I had an intricate plan to royally fuck over this entire project including EQEmu but then I stepped back and realized, why should I let staff response cause me to ruin the enjoyment of thousands of people? I really hope people who find themselves in a similar situation come to that same conclusion. I really don't think you'll find a more unfair ban than mine considering I was essentially banned because a staff member broke the rules and if I can move on peacefully so can you (speaking to everyone who has been banned).

[Samoht]

Originally Posted by hotstud [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

when he banned me he called me a bunch of names so I felt it was only fair that I get to return the favor. Staff initiates personal attacks and bans you before you can respond?

I've personally dealt with Uthgaard ONCE and it left the most bitter taste in my mouth that I've ever had in dealing with anybody in customer service. I know that this is a volunteer job, but it doesn't give you the right to walk all over your customers and call them names.

I can safely say that I'm glad to see him gone. Not only for my personal pride, but for the success of the project. I know that I wasn't about to donate a dime with Uthgaard in charge of customer service.

[Salty]

Uthgaard feels entitled, or else he wouldn't of released his own logs to other people.

[Dirt McGirt]

Originally Posted by stormlord [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I think people hack because it's a game in itself. Is a great way to learn how to code too and have fun.

I just wish they had more empathy and understanding of the consequences it has on others.

By hurting others you hurt yourself. It's karma. What goes around comes around.

Conservation of energy is memory. The universe remembers our actions.

But we're all going to die. No one survives this. Nobody.

Doesn't matter, though. There's always another one just like us somewhere, sometime.

And the other one is just as dumb and blind as we're.

can i hit dat br0