Damn Gm's

[Ugotfaced]

I was literally 3 ranks into my fletching script when I get the 'Your nose seems to be itching from fletching to much' message on the screen.. I mean it hasn't even been 3 minutes yet.. and they're trying to get me already? Why because I started a new account, and they don't want someone with a trial account gainin exp. like people who actually pay? Sort of like the whole 'You can't AFK script but you can MA 5 characters at once' I know a guy I used to hunt with, I've NEVER seen him with less than 3 char. in his group. One for spell ups, one for picking, and a bard to sing up his other char. AS-DS. It's horse shit, just because I play one character and ONLY one character. I can't run a script for 5 minutes? I guess it's ok if you spend 100x 35$ a month to roll up a thousand characters. But god forbid you only pay 15$ a month.. They'll be all over you.




btw I only have one account..

[Parkbandit]

I was literally 3 ranks into my fletching script when I get the 'Your nose seems to be itching from fletching to much' message on the screen.. I mean it hasn't even been 3 minutes yet.. and they're trying to get me already? Why because I started a new account, and they don't want someone with a trial account gainin exp. like people who actually pay? Sort of like the whole 'You can't AFK script but you can MA 5 characters at once' I know a guy I used to hunt with, I've NEVER seen him with less than 3 char. in his group. One for spell ups, one for picking, and a bard to sing up his other char. AS-DS. It's horse shit, just because I play one character and ONLY one character. I can't run a script for 5 minutes? I guess it's ok if you spend 100x 35$ a month to roll up a thousand characters. But god forbid you only pay 15$ a month.. They'll be all over you.
btw I only have one account..

Scripting is against policy. Scripting is still against policy if you have 1 account or 20.

[pabstblueribbon]

Scripting isn't against policy.

Scripting afk is.

[Parkbandit]

Scripting isn't against policy.

Scripting afk is.

Yea.. that's what I meant.

[AnticorRifling]

Ahh the "But but but he can do it" defense.

Random checking up on people is random. That being said I'd probably watch trial accounts more closely because they are "new" to the game. Just to make sure they aren't having problems or to ensure they aren't someone bitter rolling up a throw away to do some dumb shit.

[WRoss]

I have three premie accounts and I got checked the other day.

[Stretch]

learn2script

I cranked out like 3000 ranks of forging and didn't get bothered

[pabstblueribbon]

I dunno about it being random...

I've got 8 afk scripting warning across two chars supposedly. I'm almost certain it isn't that much but when I challenged it they asked me if I would like to see the dates/etc.

To be honest, their policy of more tedium less fun is what causes this. Its a bad game design and they only seem to be making it worse. I understand the concept of RPG and having goals and it taking a while, but there are better ways to do it.

Also, I really don't see a problem with afk scripting SO LONG as you're not affecting someone else's playing environment.. Hell, who even interacts with anyone anymore? Is your ability to make arrows going to affect someone else? Naw, they're just butthurt because they grinded and it sucked and didnt have the intelligence to script it. Unfortunately I dont make the rules though.

[Parkbandit]

To be honest, their policy of more tedium less fun is what causes this. Its a bad game design and they only seem to be making it worse. I understand the concept of RPG and having goals and it taking a while, but there are better ways to do it.


Bingo.

[SpiffyJr]

Join me in Aion. Same grind but with pretty graphics and wings!

[Sylvan Dreams]

Are you sure it was a script check? Trial accounts are limited in what they can do and might have some artisan guild restriction.

[Celephais]

Fletching is really easily scriptable, extremely boring, no danger, and people tend to do it afk more. I wouldn't be surprised if they just check on fletchers more than anyone else.

Besides, no one new to GS is going to immediately start fletching, it's a dead giveaway that it's a trial account of a current/returning player, who is much more likely to try to afk script the first several boring levels.

You just set off a lot of red flags IMO ... take your script check, respond, and move on, I got script checked fletching, I responded in character, and got an RPA out of it.

[AnticorRifling]

No way, it has to be the man singling him out.

[Beguiler]

Scripting isn't against policy.

Scripting afk is.

^This

All OP needs to do is respond by saying, "my nose is just fine, thank you very much. Is there anything else I can do to help you?"

<shrug>

[Kithus]

^This

All OP needs to do is respond by saying, "my nose is just fine, thank you very much. Is there anything else I can do to help you?"

<shrug>

I've given up on being that polite in response to script checks. Plat GMs seem to spend more time script checking than doing anything else. Better yet, most of them have never done forging and don't know what messenging is generated by a command and what is automated as part of the RT. I tend to go with "I'm here, you're a moron, now leave me alone."

[Latrinsorm]

Would you really rather have missed the script check at 499 ranks and had them all taken away? 3 ranks is like a 40 cent speeding ticket.

[pabstblueribbon]

Plat GMs seem to spend more time script checking than doing anything else.

This is what bothers me the most. Instead of being constructive and trying to lessen the REASON to script they do this.

I know most GM's are not involved in developing anything in game, but if they spent half as much of their time trying to learn whatever language GS uses for game code or writing game content instead of trying to bust the afk scripters, we'd have a lot more game content. Obvious cat is obvious.

Monks 2004!!!11

[Drunken Durfin]

...I mean it hasn't even been 3 minutes yet.. and they're trying to get me already?

Andraste and Emerdick need more fap material.

[Inspire]

My #1 problem with script checking is the way they do it.

I personally believe some of them try to send what I call "sneaky" messages so even if you are ATK scripting, you miss it.

GM's:
Quit sending plain text messages, they're hard to see in scroll.
If you really are checking someone to see if they're responsive, take 5 seconds, pop into the room, announce your presence and have a conversation.

Taking 60 seconds out of your day to talk to the customer you're trying to smack down will go a long way. You will also be able to clearly tell who's AFK and who's not.

In the end, if you pop into the room, and they carry on doing whatever it is that they're doing. You've got them, and people can't complain that ... I didn't see the message, bla bla bla.

[Celephais]

Fully agree, sure scripts will be able to recognize that it's happening, but unless the script sends out a txt message or something then it's not going to be able to act appropriately.

That and anything sneaky they do won't be that hard to detect, there is predictable messaging in game, if the messaging doesn't line up with what's predictable, it's pretty easy for someone's script to respond to the fact that things aren't normal, and if the GMs need actual contextual reaction to what's going on, there's no point to something easily missed by people who are there like your nose itching. (In that's actually easier for someone who's scripting to detect than someone who isn't).

[Inspire]

Fully agree, sure scripts will be able to recognize that it's happening, but unless the script sends out a txt message or something then it's not going to be able to act appropriately.

People are smart, and can code around certain things. I personally don't believe there is anyone currently playing that is smart enough to code a character to have a conversation with a GM and have appropriate, timely responses.

[SpiffyJr]

Fully agree, sure scripts will be able to recognize that it's happening, but unless the script sends out a txt message or something then it's not going to be able to act appropriately.


SpiffyAlert does that. Worked pretty damn well too.

[SpiffyJr]

People are smart, and can code around certain things. I personally don't believe there is anyone currently playing that is smart enough to code a character to have a conversation with a GM and have appropriate, timely responses.

Probably not. But it wouldn't be difficult to use one of the many conversation bots to keep a GM entertained long enough for you to react.

[Celephais]

SpiffyAlert does that. Worked pretty damn well too.
And then you're responsive to the game enviroment, so there's nothing wrong.

[Celephais]

Probably not. But it wouldn't be difficult to use one of the many conversation bots to keep a GM entertained long enough for you to react.
HAHAH... wow you have a low opinion of GMs, conversation bots would give themselves away immediately. Especially since conversation bots are programmed to talk to teenage girls, not act appropriately in a fantasy MUD.

"Your nose is itchy from all this fletching"
"Itchy and Scratchy is a funny show"

[Tisket]

I was afk for about 15 minutes yesterday morning and got tagged in rats by Itzel yesterday. Was guilty as fuck too.

Yes, I am a GS criminal.

[pabstblueribbon]

Itzel is on a rampage. He got me the other day too. He was rather polite about it though. There must be a quota or something.

[Inspire]

I was afk for about 15 minutes yesterday morning and got tagged in rats by Itzel yesterday. Was guilty as fuck too.

Yes, I am a GS criminal.


I was busted by Itzel as well.


The sad part is that I was ATK. My excuses ... I wasn't paying attention as well as I should have, I used MAGIC in my script to see if a spell was active before casting it, causing massive scroll, and she sent a plain text message that looks like screen scroll and honestly, I'm not going to read it if it looks like screen scroll. Try to heal in TSC when it's busy and you quickly learn to filter out what's important and what's not.

I'll be honest, I always run at least 3 characters. I don't enjoy the game playing 1 character, I like to use multiple characters working together. I am always at the keyboard if my characters are moving, talking, doing anything. If you give me a decent chance to respond, (Knock me over: Auchand), or (Whispers to me: Ayas?) I will respond.

Knocking me over is plainly obvious that you want my attention and you want it now.

Whispering to me shows the text as Highlighted, so it appears as an important message.


However, sending a plain text message, I'm going to ignore it, and then I'm going to ask you GM, why you're trying to be sneaky instead of giving each customer a fair chance.

Do you want people to play this game or not?



PS. I wrote to feedback and complained about the way Itzel does script checking. It's just a dirty, sneaky way to do it and it's not fair to the customer.


One last thing I didn't like, is that s/he sent a plain text message to 1 of my 4 characters, they were all moving, they were all doing something, but only 1 was checked. However, 2 of the 4 characters I was using at the time, were issued warnings, even though only 1 was checked.

So apparently they can issue you a warning for being unresponsive, even if they never check you for being AFK.

[Kuyuk]

lol.

I miss scripting waiting for the GMs to try and catch me :(

[Kuyuk]

Yeah, but it's like stealing back when there were people to steal from.

Sometimes you give them a chance and did it from plain view.

Sometimes you were sneaky about and just nabbed em.

Depends on the mood, seems similar with GM's regarding scripting.

Some do it to get your attention, some just do it sneakily.

[Inspire]

Some do it to get your attention, some just do it sneakily.


Any business who chooses to treat their customers this way will be disappointed, because they're only making the game environment worse for their customers.


I cancelled 2 accounts after that warning, I wrote to feedback to express my disgust at the way the script check was done, and that a warning was issued to a character who wasn't even checked to be AFK.

I also ignored pretty much every spare line of text that I don't need to read so on the off chance that a plain text message is sent, I'll see it. I fixed my script, so it no longer uses MAGIC and causes massive scroll.

I'll do what I need to do to protect myself, but hopefully some GM's read this and consider what we're saying.

[Kuyuk]

Oh, I agree.

But c'mon. It's simutronics.

Like they give a damn how they treat anyone.

[Kithus]

Itzel is a plat GM. I swear most of them learned their sneaky script check methods trying to tag my forger. I've made numerous complaints, to no avail, about the type of script checks favored by most GMs. My last warning came while using a script that required me to enter a trigger word for every command and only helped me to keep track of what step I was on. It's draconian, pointless and further emphasizes the "more tedium, less fun" mentality that is rampant in GS these days.

[pabstblueribbon]

He's also a prime GM no?

Uh cause I don't have a platinum subscription.

[Inspire]

Oh, I agree.

But c'mon. It's simutronics.

Like they give a damn how they treat anyone.


Simutronics as a company, treats people decently. Billing is uber awesome and most of the GM's are great and fair.

The problems people complain about are from specific employees in the company.

That specific employee may not give a damn how they treat anyone, but if we together complain about the actions of that one specific employee, hopefully they'll be terminated or coached so they can begin to get customer satisfaction instead of so many complaints.

Not to pick on him, but Emeradan used to get a ton of complaints and look at him now. He no longer controls the message boards and complaints made about him have gone way way down. (At least IMO.)


My complaint all stems from not being offered a chance to react properly. I think they need to update their policy on script checking.

No more plain text messages.
You must knock down the room.
You must announce your presence.
You must have a 30-60 second conversation.

If you can pass the test, you're set free, if not, issue warning, check for previous warnings, issue lockout if necessary or tell the customer, last chance.



Some scripts will get up and keep moving after being knocked down. Clearly obvious that they're AFK scripting. If you announce yourself and they don't respond, again, clearly AFK. If they can't complete a flowing, makes sense conversation, you get the point.

[AnticorRifling]

So you want script checking to conform to how you play because yours is the only and best way? Got it.

[Inspire]

So you want script checking to conform to how you play because yours is the only and best way? Got it.


I think the GM's should try to find people who are truly AFK scripting and they're not going to do that when they take actions like I've mentioned above.

I was looking for a positive outcome for all, instead of the negative nancy you want to be. I'm not looking for them to conform to how I play. I'm looking for them to come up with a "script" of their own for script checking. This "script" would be used by each GM, the same way, each and every time, so each player is treated equally, and given a "fair" chance to respond to the gaming environment.

[Nilandia]

I think the GM's should try to find people who are truly AFK scripting and they're not going to do that when they take actions like I've mentioned above.

I was looking for a positive outcome for all, instead of the negative nancy you want to be. I'm not looking for them to conform to how I play. I'm looking for them to come up with a "script" of their own for script checking. This "script" would be used by each GM, the same way, each and every time, so each player is treated equally, and given a "fair" chance to respond to the gaming environment.
While I do agree that using methods that could get lost in scroll is not optimal, using something 'standardized' might not be the best way, either. Chances are, people would simply set up other scripts to trigger when they notice the standardized script check. I'm not sure if trying to get around scripting the script check would be more trouble than it's worth, or would just result in what we have already.

But then, maybe other people know of ways to do it. I dunno.

Gretchen

[AnticorRifling]

I think the GM's should try to find people who are truly AFK scripting and they're not going to do that when they take actions like I've mentioned above.

I was looking for a positive outcome for all, instead of the negative nancy you want to be. I'm not looking for them to conform to how I play. I'm looking for them to come up with a "script" of their own for script checking. This "script" would be used by each GM, the same way, each and every time, so each player is treated equally, and given a "fair" chance to respond to the gaming environment.

That makes no sense. Here's a standard set we use to check please don't write your scripts to react to it k-thanks because we want to catch you.

[Celephais]

I think as long as they don't issue a warning until after they've pulled you into a lounge, there shouldn't be a problem. They can do whatever plain text type messages they want, if they feel warranted, pull you, and give you 30 seconds (or whatever) to respond, then I don't think there would be any room for complaint.

[AnticorRifling]

I think as long as they don't issue a warning until after they've pulled you into a lounge, there shouldn't be a problem. They can do whatever plain text type messages they want, if they feel warranted, pull you, and give you 30 seconds (or whatever) to respond, then I don't think there would be any room for complaint.

No you can't do that because I might be used to ignoring rooms with lawn chairs in them in my normal play, as such I'd be given a warning for no reason.

[WRoss]

So I got "caught" scripting about two weeks ago. I was in referral at the time, though he says he wasn't answering it. I was watching hulu in a smaller window at the time and just didn't notice him talking to me. He didn't strike me as trying to be rude, but more boasting that he caught a scripter. Yeah, I know, dumb on my part. Aside from that, tell me if you think he was out of line at all. Also, I never even noticed, until now, that I was script checked before he even talked to me. Very hard to see.

The script checks are at the top of the log. His conversation is at the bottom.



[Script]>
Your nose itches.

[Script]>turn grinder
You give the grinding wheel a powerful shove to get it spinning, then move nimbly to take your seat at the wheel.

Roundtime: 105 sec.
[Script]>You set your right foot against the already moving rocker pedal and begin pumping to set the wheel spinning more quickly.

Settling the maple block comfortably in your left hand, you press it against the spinning stone. Bits of maple leap into the air as the rough stone eats away at it.

[Script]>Thick, grey smoke rises from the spinning wheel as you grind away at your maple block.

[Script]>Thick, grey smoke rises from the spinning wheel as you grind away at your maple block.

[Script]>Thick, grey smoke rises from the spinning wheel as you grind away at your maple block.

[Script]>Thick, grey smoke rises from the spinning wheel as you grind away at your maple block.

[Script]>You feel something pinching you!
[Script]>Thick, grey smoke rises from the spinning wheel as you grind away at your maple block.

[Script]> * Frawslin just bit the dust!
[Script]>You finish your work and stand up, turning the maple hammer-handle in your hands. You nod, satisfied with the piece you've created.

[Script]> * Rosiered just bit the dust!
[Script]>put my hammer-handle in binglanceAs you place a rough maple hammer-handle into a wooden bin you feel pleased with yourself at having cleaned up the surrounding area.
[Script]>swapYou glance down to see a leftover maple block in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.
[Script]>You swap your maple block from your right to your left hand.
[Script]>stare handle-glYou carefully trace the forging-hammer pattern onto the surface of the maple in your hand.

Your material is marked with a pattern, next you'll need to shape it somehow.
Glancing around you see a grinder that may suit your needs.
Roundtime: 30 sec.
[Script]>Something just tapped you on the shoulder!
[Script]>turn grinder
You give the grinding wheel a powerful shove to get it spinning, then move nimbly to take your seat at the wheel.

Roundtime: 105 sec.
[Script]>You set your right foot against the already moving rocker pedal and begin pumping to set the wheel spinning more quickly.

Settling the maple block comfortably in your left hand, you press it against the spinning stone. Bits of maple leap into the air as the rough stone eats away at it.

[Script]>Thick, grey smoke rises from the spinning wheel as you grind away at your maple block.

editted out scripting messages

[Script]>Emeradan stretches.
[Script]>Thick, grey smoke rises from the spinning wheel as you grind away at your maple block.

[Script]>Emeradan yawns.
[Script]>You finish your work and stand up, turning the maple hammer-handle in your hands. You nod, satisfied with the piece you've created.

[Script]>put my hammer-handle in binglanceAs you place a rough maple hammer-handle into a wooden bin you feel pleased with yourself at having cleaned up the surrounding area.
[Script]>swapYou glance down to see a leftover maple block in your right hand and nothing in your left hand.
[Script]>You swap your maple block from your right to your left hand.
[Script]>Emeradan softly says, "So close."
[Script]>stare handle-glYou begin to trace the pattern of the forging-hammer handle-glyph onto the surface of the maple. Before the design is complete you reach an edge of the block and realize it is too small.

Roundtime: 5 sec.
[Script]>put my block in binglanceAs you place a leftover maple block into a wooden bin you feel pleased with yourself at having cleaned up the surrounding area.
[Script]>get my blockYou glance down at your empty hands.
[Script]>swapYou remove a maple block from in your dark linen cloak.
[Script]>You swap your maple block from your right to your left hand.
[Script]>stare handle-glYou carefully trace the forging-hammer pattern onto the surface of the maple in your hand.

Your material is marked with a pattern, next you'll need to shape it somehow.
Glancing around you see a grinder that may suit your needs.
Roundtime: 30 sec.
[Script]>You step on something slippery and fall flat on your face!
[Script]>turn grinderYou have to be standing in order to use the grinder.
[Script]>Emeradan leans against a rental hourglass.
[Script]>Quiet mumbling is coming from the direction of Emeradan's black leather longcloak.
[Script]>Emeradan softly says, "5 warnings, huh... and you're scripting your forging."
[Script]>Emeradan waits for the forging RT to run out.
[Script]>'oopsYou say, "Oops."
[Script]>sitYou sit up.
[Script]>grinYou grin.
[Script]>Emeradan stretches.
[Script]>l[Mica Workshop]
Uneven gaps between the rough-hewn planks of the walls make it clear that the workshop's walls are intended to only block out the worst of the weather. Crowded with a grinder, polisher and a workbench with a vise, this room is perhaps a third of the building's interior. Besides the exit, a tin-sheathed door pierces the center of the hut's one interior wall. For whatever reason, the bases of the workbench, grinder and polisher have each been inlaid with broken fragments of mica. You also see a wooden bin, a large sign and a rental hourglass.
Also here: GameMaster Emeradan
Obvious exits: out
[Script]>'i am here!You exclaim, "I am here!"
[Script]>Emeradan softly says, "Two minutes later."
[Script]>ponderYou ponder.
[Script]>Emeradan softly says, "Lovely thing about the TIME command when creating a log for future reference."
>Emeradan smiles.
>nodYou nod.
>wealYou have 8734 coins with you.
>artisan skillIn the skill of forging - crafting, you are a highly skilled laborer with 495 ranks.
>'so...You say, "So..."
>Emeradan softly says, "And no, I'm not here about your referral."
>'didn't think soYou say, "Didn't think so."
>who
Active Players: 109

Staff on duty:

Use WHO HELP for more options.
>Emeradan softly says, "Although I did look into it."
>nodYou nod.
>fidYou fidget.
>Emeradan softly says, "There we go."
>'whats that?You ask, "Whats that?"
>Emeradan softly says, "I've set you up to have an SGM review what's going on."
>justice banishYou are not currently banished from any town.
>nodYou nod.
>'thank youYou say, "Thank you."
>'i think?You ask, "I think?"
>Emeradan softly says, "Given that only SGMs can manipulate various things with regard to character details, not much I can do."
>referral positionYour referral to speak with a GM is still pending, you are number 2 in the Premium User queue.
>Emeradan softly says, "But, they'll review what's gone on and see if any adjustments are warranted."
>'i'll hope so!You exclaim, "I'll hope so!"
>l emerYou see GameMaster Emeradan McCloud.
He looks like he either just woke up or hasn't slept in days.
His short, straight dark brown hair is in a state of disarray, and his dark eyes look a little bloodshot.
He is tall and appears to be advanced in years. He has sparkling crystal blue eyes and tanned skin. He has chin length, thick brown hair streaked with silver. He has a clean-shaven face and slightly pointed ears. A faint image of a triquetra is inked onto the right side of his neck.
He has a black dragon tattoo on his finger.
He is wearing a sky blue glaes spider charm, a silver-based sleek crystal sphere, a glass amulet, a shadowy black golvern chain suspending a miniature kelyn statue of Vel'Athorre, a deeply-hooded black leather longcloak trimmed with silver-threaded runes, a Rose McGowan doll, a matte black dagger harness, a glaesine crystal dragonfly, Teh Pwn, a mechanical shan pin, a brass-bound maoral Adventurer's Guild badge, a warped platinum star, a small lizard, a soft kitten bag, an antique silver armband, a white silk poets shirt, a floresiensis skull, a carved stone fortress locket, an Eliza Dushku doll, a tooled black leather satchel, a glacial white smooth glaes armband, a dark ora skull ring, a thick black leather belt, a small silk coin pouch, a large sack, some supple doeskin leather trousers, an anklet, and some black leather boots.
>Emeradan softly says, "Meanwhile, I'll need to log the two minute interval between my showing up and your acknowledging an intruder in your forging workshop."
>Emeradan shrugs.
>fidYou fidget.
>sighYou sigh.
>Emeradan softly asks, "Besides those issues, anything I can help you with?"
>'no thanksYou say, "No thanks."
>Emeradan nods.
>Emeradan softly says, "Happy new year."
>Emeradan waves.
>'you tooYou say, "You too."
>Thin tendrils of shadow rise from the ground, creeping up Emeradan's legs and completely engulfing his body. You stare at the darkness that's left for a brief moment, and then realize that Emeradan has vanished from sight.
> * Omens has disconnected.

[pabstblueribbon]

Widely known fact that Emeradan is the King of all Douches, and don't you forget it.

More coders, less nannys.

[grenthor]

you were both decent about it. nice change of pace. nothing to say about either of you. you both knew you were busted and just dealt with it.

[Stunseed]

< PS. I wrote to feedback and complained about the way Itzel does script checking. It's just a dirty, sneaky way to do it and it's not fair to the customer. >

Your post on the officials was hilarious, as it was obvious some of your tears were making the keyboard stick.

Edited to say : I'm sorry my post after was pulled by the Simutronics company.

[WRoss]

I felt like he was kinda cocky about it. Like ohh, I just caught this big fish, but I'm gonna put it back in the stream. Not at all displeased with the outcome. Just an observation.

[Latrinsorm]

People are smart, and can code around certain things. I personally don't believe there is anyone currently playing that is smart enough to code a character to have a conversation with a GM and have appropriate, timely responses.Tell me more about appropriate, timely responses?

responses (http://this.isn't.a.real.link)
timepieces with character (http://neither.is.this.one)

[Gelston]

I think the should just spam a random OOC message that would be clearly visible. Honestly, if its not in your characters RP to respond a certain way.... You are in a room... by yourself....

[pabstblueribbon]

Tell me more about appropriate, timely responses?

responses (http://this.isn't.a.real.link)
timepieces with character (http://neither.is.this.one)

***********************************************







Are you scripting!?







*******************************************

>say no

>You say, "No."

*******************************************

Thanks!

*******************************************

[WRoss]

Tell me more about appropriate, timely responses?

responses (http://this.isn't.a.real.link)
timepieces with character (http://neither.is.this.one)

I feel that those are wrong. http://forum.gsplayers.com/showthread.php?t=61696 (http://www.chodecircus.com/area51/) explains those better.

[Skeeter]

there was a player back in the day that had a conversation bot for the game. Was pretty damn convincing for a couple minutes.

Wish I could remember his name.

[Inspire]

< PS. I wrote to feedback and complained about the way Itzel does script checking. It's just a dirty, sneaky way to do it and it's not fair to the customer. >

Your post on the officials was hilarious, as it was obvious some of your tears were making the keyboard stick.

Edited to say : I'm sorry my post after was pulled by the Simutronics company.


I love how you're obsessed with me. It's cute, in a stalker-like kind of way.

[Gelston]

***********************************************







Are you scripting!?







*******************************************

>say no

>You say, "No."

*******************************************

Thanks!

*******************************************

Yes! Something like that! Obviously something that asks you different questions each time about other random subjects so scripts couldn't work them but yeah.

[pabstblueribbon]

Stupid italics.

[WRoss]

They have scripts that ask you questions, but they aren't so visible. There is also a message that comes across like a send that basically says that they think you are scripting and asks for you to respond.

[Stunseed]

I love how you're obsessed with me. It's cute, in a stalker-like kind of way.

I just happen to find you to be a piece of shit in general, and frankly what you are crying about happens to be a bitch move. Waah, I can't 4 account and Tsin Jr, if GS is that important to you, Matrix that fucker up and have 4 monitors, because Alt+Tab doesn't equal being at the computer. You are not paying attention to the screen, because you're running another persona/character. Until then, keep crying and making pity-party posts for someone to soothe your e-emotions.

Rummage in your couch and find a quarter and call someone who gives a fuck about your four accounts, and how feedback's GOING TO GET THAT NASTY ITZEL FOR RUNNING A SCRIPT CHECK ON YOU.

Seriously.

[Celephais]

It is kinda funny that you have four accounts and to show your outrage you ... canceled two of them.

[Ugotfaced]

I love all the neg. rep I got for startin this thread.. My problem wasn't that I can't script.. Cause I can.. My problem was it wasn't even a whole 5 minutes yet.. so the l2script person neg reppin me, go fuck yourself.. I've afk scripted (artisan skills only just to master) I play the game to hunt, so why pay to push two buttons and go sit on the couch. It's stupid to me. I've never been caught, and I never will be taken into the lil 'jail' lounge thing. I just love how you can't run a script past a certain time or you just HAVE to be afk scripting.. yea it was like 4-5 a.m. doesn't mean I wasn't at my comp.

[Sam]

I just happen to find you to be a piece of shit in general, and frankly what you are crying about happens to be a bitch move. Waah, I can't 4 account and Tsin Jr, if GS is that important to you, Matrix that fucker up and have 4 monitors, because Alt+Tab doesn't equal being at the computer. You are not paying attention to the screen, because you're running another persona/character. Until then, keep crying and making pity-party posts for someone to soothe your e-emotions.

Rummage in your couch and find a quarter and call someone who gives a fuck about your four accounts, and how feedback's GOING TO GET THAT NASTY ITZEL FOR RUNNING A SCRIPT CHECK ON YOU.

Seriously.

yeah, that.

[pabstblueribbon]

I love all the neg. rep I got for startin this thread.. My problem wasn't that I can't script.. Cause I can.. My problem was it wasn't even a whole 5 minutes yet.. so the l2script person neg reppin me, go fuck yourself.. I've afk scripted (artisan skills only just to master) I play the game to hunt, so why pay to push two buttons and go sit on the couch. It's stupid to me. I've never been caught, and I never will be taken into the lil 'jail' lounge thing. I just love how you can't run a script past a certain time or you just HAVE to be afk scripting.. yea it was like 4-5 a.m. doesn't mean I wasn't at my comp.

There was a policy change that said you didnt need to be at the keyboard while in RT with the artisan skills.. you might be able to contest this warning if that was the case.