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[khanable]

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

NAME THE NON TMO Name the other people, or what guild they were in.

There were only a handful of accounts that were used to perform the exploit, however, the exploiters have logged into 106 different accounts in total. Of these accounts, 86 of them are guilded in The Mystical Order. While most of these accounts are owned by other players who may have had no knowledge of the actions of the people they were sharing their accounts with, the account owners take that risk when they share their information.

Likely unguilded accounts.

This was a TMO operation, clearly

[kylok]

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

NAME THE NON TMO Name the other people, or what guild they were in.

There were only a handful of accounts that were used to perform the exploit, however, the exploiters have logged into 106 different accounts in total. Of these accounts, 86 of them are guilded in The Mystical Order. While most of these accounts are owned by other players who may have had no knowledge of the actions of the people they were sharing their accounts with, the account owners take that risk when they share their information.

106 accounts logged into, 86 TMO... 81% were TMO that "knowingly" or not did indeed voluntarily participate by providing access to their accounts. If you loan a car to a friend and they rob a bank with it.. you're not getting the car back.

[Splorf22]

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

106 accounts logged into, 86 TMO... 81% were TMO that "knowingly" or not did indeed voluntarily participate by providing access to their accounts. If you loan a car to a friend and they rob a bank with it.. you're not getting the car back.

This is not a good analogy though. It's more like you didn't realize your friend was a bank robber and had him over for dinner once and the authorities decided to torch your house.

[dax]

Originally Posted by Splorf22 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is not a good analogy though. It's more like you didn't realize your friend was a bank robber and had him over for dinner once and the authorities decided to torch your house.

Never trust a fucking soul including your relatives, especially them bible thumping fruit cakes

[Amratoth]

Originally Posted by Splorf22 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is not a good analogy though. It's more like you didn't realize your friend was a bank robber and had him over for dinner once and the authorities decided to torch your house.

More like you gave him the keys to your house, which then gets sealed off because your friend used it for his illegal activities.

[Splorf22]

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

More like you gave him the keys to your house, which then gets sealed off because your friend used it for his illegal activities.

Originally Posted by Rogean

There were only a handful of accounts that were used to perform the exploit

In other words, like 3 people cheated and as they were well liked and had access to a ton of alts, thats where you get the 106. My analogy is perfect.

[Itap]

Originally Posted by Splorf22 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

This is not a good analogy though. It's more like you didn't realize your friend was a bank robber and had him over for dinner once and the authorities decided to torch your house.

I don't think yours is quite right either, Loraen

[Splorf22]

Originally Posted by cyrillis

Whatever, we will brush our shoulders off and come back in 2 weeks to continue to steal all your loot for 4th alts.

bitches

This is ridiculous though.

[Xadion]

All I heard was VELIOUS

[heazels]

I'm gonna bet when the petitions come flying in all of the accounts will be brand new accounts on the message board because they were all bought accounts