I am all for rehabilitation. the game isnt that serious to a lot of kids, who still enjoy it. if they ever autoblocked and wont do it again, on top paying for a new warband copy, I´d say: lesson learned.
I mean, seriously. would you want to permaban this guy: http://forum.c-rpg.net/index.php/topic,34855.0.html
for being naiv?
lol torben are you an elementary school teacher irl?
No, if they are willing to buy a fresh copy of the game, they get a new chance, starting from zero. I'm not a fan of this wild west hang em higher justice. It's just a game. People fuck up. Losing everything and having to start from the scratch is enough punishment imo. IP-ban is for hardcore cases like Odinvalhalla or Panos (in a week). That's my opinion, dunno how cmp or chadz think about it but I haven't seen them speaking in favour of hillbilly justice either.Just you wait till the mighty demi-god gets unmuted! :rolleyes:
No, if they are willing to buy a fresh copy of the game, they get a new chance, starting from zero. I'm not a fan of this wild west hang em higher justice. It's just a game. People fuck up. Losing everything and having to start from the scratch is enough punishment imo. IP-ban is for hardcore cases like Odinvalhalla or Panos (in a week). That's my opinion, dunno how cmp or chadz think about it but I haven't seen them speaking in favour of hillbilly justice either.
But you'll definitely have to change many things if you ever decide to publish your own game.
hardcore cases like Odinvalhalla or Panos (in a week)
Pretty much the same from my side. It might be different if we wouldn't have leveling and stuff, but here you have to start from scratch. How often do you think it's fun to restart before you give up using cheats that don't make you any better?
Mature people value their time, because time is money, even time spent on gaming. So it's not just a video game like Paul says.I always love this argument. It basicly suggests you're working 24/7 a week and have to charge yourself for your free time. I love capitalism.
I always love this argument. It basicly suggests you're working 24/7 a week and have to charge yourself for your free time. I love capitalism.
but, but
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qh2sWSVRrmo
they dont know what they are doing ^^
Funny thing is that most of them make archer chars on their new accounts and start giving headshots like experienced archers. Rarely they choose shielder class. The more I'm witnessing this phenomena the more I think there's something fishy about archery, some cheat devs aren't aware of.
tell me, how could an aimbot predict human movement
Well, I think that installing the cheat is more than enough for permaban but that's not what I'm talking about.Indeed using it extensively, and then lying about it make it more serious. But that doesn't mean he shouldn't be given a chance for us to see whether or not he actually learned his lesson. Especially because he lost more than just $5 for the new key, he wasted 3 months of playing where he didn't even invest in getting better at the game.
Player who used autoblocker software for 3 months, then lied cmp is now back in the game just because he bought another key.
I've been playing with that dude on melee only server where he killed 10 people in a row but not me (my fighting style is death to autoblockers). I don't want to see that dude or anyone who did the same as him ever again in cRPG.
Don't compare this to real life lol with death penalties and real crime and stuff. Maybe we should make cRPG a democracy? No it will always be a dictatorship as it should be, with a small council and maybe 1 or 2 ultimate leaders. A closer analogy would be someone getting barred from a club after causing 1 fight, disrupting the place for others. Again tho this isn't real life, this is how to deal with people who will look for any little advantage they can get, people who for the very reason of it not affecting them irl will cheat because they don't care about the lenient consequencesSimply because an action is common place, does not itself justify the action. Instead, all it does is desensitize. Furthermore, your analogy is flawed for two reasons. One, you're talking about actually causing physical harm and second, one exists as a business, while the other is purely a hobby. A better analogy would be comparing someone who disrupts a server's gaming experience to the guy in the movie theater that can't manage to turn his phone off. Can't say I've even -heard- of people being kicked out of a movie theater for that, not to mention, and most importantly, being told he wasn't allowed back. Maybe getting kicked out because of further confrontation (argument/fight between another customer and the perpetrator) that it caused, but not the initial disruptive action.
I think these analogies don't really serve much purpose. But again the guy with the phone ringing is creating a disturbance in the open and its immediately obvious. Maybe another analogy (no I won't do anymore lol) would be for the guy with the phone to smear crap on the seats and do it every day for 3 months. Then finally when we find out who did it he is allowed to come back and carry on as long as he pays for a new ticket.I know exactly why this needs discussed, because you are unable to see the differences between the analogies you describe and what happens in crpg. Because you use the same type of argument even when shown that it isn't logical.
Really though someone who hacked for a long period of time should not be able to come back. I don't even know why I need to discuss this, with admins no less. Any other game and you would be banned for life, not asked to come back with a new ID
Any other game and you would be banned for life
Simply because an action is common place, does not itself justify the action.
I don't think you can comment on analogies when you weighed in with a capitol punishment one first off. Its completely nonsensical to bring this down to analogies with real life stuff, its 2 totally different mediums
With regards autoblock, personally I do care if my team mates are artificially helping my team. I want a fair game were my and my enemies teams actions determine the outcome, not augmented skills on either team
Its not just the autoblock either. Any cheater you catch, especially something long term is an opportunity to remove someone with that cheater mentality. You don't know whatever else they may have used or be willing to use. I don't even know why you give them the time of day. If the game was booming and there were thousands more players I doubt anyone would care about these guys..keeping certain players who fail time and time again to learn to behave (not naming names) is testament to that. Its about keeping the server numbers up, nevermind whether it affects legit players or creates an unpleasant gaming culture
Any cheater you catch, especially something long term is an opportunity to remove someone with that cheater mentality. You don't know whatever else they may have used or be willing to use.
There is no need for a presumption of innocence with cheaters in a computer game. They already made it obvious they can't be trusted and may have got away with anything else.So, we should execute thieves 'cuss once they get out of jail you're certain they might steal something again?
I can't believe so many people support this sort of "Zero Tolerance", "Zero Forgiveness" policy. You could get drunk, find and install a cheat in 5 minutes, use it for 10, then potentially get screwed forever all because of a single 15 minute period. And somehow, that's called Justice? Better yet, you should be banned in every game you play because of that one mistake?
If this is "Justice", if it's what's "Right", I'd gladly forsake all administrative/leadership responsibilities for the rest of my life. Clearly, there would be something wrong with my head.
Forget things like compassion, forgiveness and tolerance; my gaming time is far too important to ever have to suffer even a ten minute interruption.
I hope you're trolling Cooties, because I face-palmed and it would be unjust for me to have otherwise done so.
I am 100% confident that no one here wants to permanently exclude people who just once did a mistake, nor ban them from all games they're involved in.