Next_Spirit

Originally Posted by Slaunyeh

That's some pretty harsh words from someone who hasn't even tried it. That you don't feel motivated to try it is fine, but I don't get why you felt the need to tell us about how horrible a game you haven't tried might be.

But hey, reviews of TSW have ranged from a 40 to a 90, so I get that some people instinctively hate it. Your princess may be in another castle.

Originally Posted by Evil_Legacy

See that is assumption people tend to make. I dont care how many people read it. If someone reads it, that is cool. If not then that is cool.
But the disclaimer thing is jus ta response to what has happened. The funny thing is, that when it do happens, no one speaks up and tell them to leave it, no one points out that they are trolling, no it's all up to me to do that when someone does it. Then when I do address it, people come out the wood work about how rude I am, and over reacting and stuff. So yea, if it's going to stop and people dont have to guess, and based on what has happened, then yea it's very nesseccary. When the disclaimer wasnt posted for my posts and thought maybe "ok, they probably know by now, it went back to the same old crap.

And no it's not "ridiculously paranoid of you." If it has happened, been happening even recently. Yet, everyone remains silent then call me paranoid when I write the disclaimer. Hey, what other choice I had? I guess I wasnt making myself clear without it. Now it's clear, there is no gray area and anything like that then everyone will know why if they respond with rudeness, and I reply back, then they cant say "oh I didnt know you would respond like that." or "You're over reacting." Now it's easy, let them know the post is long so they dont have to be a smart *** and post some pic or gif that says "Wall of text" even though there has been posts that are nearly as long and longer than most of my posts, they know that they dont have to point out mispellings then play victim when I react to them doing so but not doing it to anyone else, now they know what to expect instead of acting like it was forced upon them.

If they chose to read and respond, fine. If not, I dont care. I dont write for them. I just share my experience and that is that. I'm not going for a popularity contest or trying to stroke my ego with how many people respond or cry because no one responded. But I rather no one respond then get on here and start trouble. And if they choose to respond, no more trying to make it seem like I made them read it, forced it upon them or anything. Within the first line is says this post is long, if they continue to read after that, it's on them. It says that there might be mistakes, no point in pointing them out, and if they do, they are now obviously trolling. If they try to offer help, like in the past when they offered help then act like I'm inappropriate when I dont worship them for the unasked help, now that is no longer a problem. It's stated right there, help not needed. If they offer it, it's obvious troll and they cannot expect me to react in a kind manner. And they can no longer act surprised when I dont react to it in a kind manner especially when it wasnt asked for. The whole point of it, and it's important because seems that many people cant respond civilized on their own, now they cannot say they wasnt prepared and everything is obvious, clear cut and dry. In the past, Ive gotten good results this way so I'm goign to continue to do so. When it's not there, the thread/post hardly ever make past the first page before some nutcase comes in and mess it up trying to act grammar nazi and act like they was doing me a favor. Now it specifically states, they are not doing me any favor and it's not needed.

Originally Posted by Feycat

I would seriously change it to "Hacked account" if you can.

Originally Posted by Feycat

Right, but did you re-prioritize your ticket?

Originally Posted by Feycat

That sucks. They're working on a 72 hour turnaround and lots of folks on Reddit are reporting getting their accounts back. Did you re-prioritize your ticket?

Originally Posted by OneFrigidWitch

What does open source have to do with purchasing an IP franchise? Last I checked, absolutely nothing.

Originally Posted by Feycat

Heh! I wasn't sure if you meant Guardian, or Elementalist (since that's the closest "caster class" that might match up to CoH Defendering)

BTW, in regards to you being hacked, here's what Anet posted today in their daily update:



So hopefully they can sort you out soon! Feel free to look me up if you're playing on Tarnished Coast!