Are you storing in email
I just realized there are two ways to interpret "they expected us".
1. "I expect you to clean your room."
2. "I expect you to sleep till noon."
In case 1 it is what the authority figure wants you to do while in case 2 they are acknowledging you will do it if not stopped.
I meant #2 version of they expected us to try to store things in email.
total kick to the gut
This is like having Ra's Al Ghul show up at your birthday party.
I just realized there are two ways to interpret "they expected us".
1. "I expect you to clean your room." 2. "I expect you to sleep till noon." In case 1 it is what the authority figure wants you to do while in case 2 they are acknowledging you will do it if not stopped. I meant #2 version of they expected us to try to store things in email. |
They put up a global message in game. The problem as described is that after 30 days, email with attachments is returned to the owner. When the owner is the recipient, the code apparently responds by throwing the attachment in the bit bucket. It may have just been a case nobody thought to test.
Mini-guides: Force Field Defenders, Blasters, Market Self-Defense, Frankenslotting.
So you think you're a hero, huh.
@Boltcutter in game.
Nope. I don't store anything in e-mail for very long. I mainly use it for transfers.
They put up a global message in game. The problem as described is that after 30 days, email with attachments is returned to the owner. When the owner is the recipient, the code apparently responds by throwing the attachment in the bit bucket. It may have just been a case nobody thought to test.
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A game is not supposed to be some kind of... place where people enjoy themselves!
A game is not supposed to be some kind of... place where people enjoy themselves!