Truthfully I wish Trion would shut the game down for a few day or a week or whatever fix all that they need to fix and come back bigger and better then before. I would be more then happy to wait for them to fix these so called problems. I am sure other true fans of the game will not mind waiting also. It would say the least get rid of some of the so called hackers because then they would not receive the attention that they are so desperately trying to get.
Umm. Did you even bother looking at the links provided by the OP? You also probably already experienced it many times and didn't realize it.Originally Posted by Isturi
Again I have yet to experience this. And I have been playing since beta and STILL loving the game.
I am loving the game as well, but I don't PvP much and mostly run missions/arkfalls with my clan.
I just don't see the incentive to PvP when you can run a co-op mission and have more fun while getting better rewards.
Nope did not look at the link for one I don't trust these links and people who click on them maybe sorry they did if their accounts get hacked. And trust me I am a MMO vet I can spot a hack a mile away. Played WoW and spot the hacks in BG and played SWTOR and spotted the hacks in their verson of BG what was it WG? lol I forget. Yes it is a very old program that people can use called speed hacking. Truthfully theys people that do hack do not know the true meaning of having skills. And are not real players of the game.
LMAO you just told us that you are at the library which means you are masking your IP lol Oldest trick in the book.
The simplist fix would probably be to add some data validation code to the information coming from the client to check for numbers out of a valid range and then disconnect them (and log account information for later bans). They could still memory hack to always do the maximum allowable damage, but at least there wouldn't be the one shot nonsense.
ummm no. that isnt what it means. it means that whatever IP he is using, is public. BUT he logged in here with an email address/username, probably the same one his defiance account uses. why would they bother with his IP when all they gotta do, is associate his email address with a clan, and then begin examining members of said clan for suspicious activity? not exactly rocket science, and it probably doesnt sound as cool as tracking someone down with reverse Ip lookup. but much more efficient, and harder to mess up
there are two kinds of people in this world. those with short attention spans
So far the best part of the whole discussion for me is how people think anyone is going to get disciplined in game for something someone else said on the forum.ummm no. that isnt what it means. it means that whatever IP he is using, is public. BUT he logged in here with an email address/username, probably the same one his defiance account uses. why would they bother with his IP when all they gotta do, is associate his email address with a clan, and then begin examining members of said clan for suspicious activity? not exactly rocket science, and it probably doesnt sound as cool as tracking someone down with reverse Ip lookup. but much more efficient, and harder to mess up
stitch
wasnt actually hoping for recrimination, just pointing out that the dude has watched one too many tv series in which rooms full of oversized monitors show really cool graphic images of the hero defending the network from invasion attempts by villainous hackers.
wanna know what knowing the IP address of a library computer is worth? nothing. that, and 5 bucks might buy you a coffee at starbucks. and just for future reference : IP masking ISNT the oldest trick in the book. unplugging the network cable is.
there are two kinds of people in this world. those with short attention spans
QFT but I did not want to say it. TYummm no. that isnt what it means. it means that whatever IP he is using, is public. BUT he logged in here with an email address/username, probably the same one his defiance account uses. why would they bother with his IP when all they gotta do, is associate his email address with a clan, and then begin examining members of said clan for suspicious activity? not exactly rocket science, and it probably doesnt sound as cool as tracking someone down with reverse Ip lookup. but much more efficient, and harder to mess up
Thats why I will never never use my laptop in any library or Mcdonalds etc knowledge is power. If people want to risk using their laptops at libraries go ahead but don't be surprise if your hard drive gets filled up with a ton of pics that the FBI would take interest in. Public places are a breeding ground for hackers and whatever arrogant low life scum.
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