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Empyre
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Posted - 2005.12.12 18:00:00 -
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he/she avoided paying a lamer 500mil that you didn't at all deserve.. and THEY are the stupid one? lol.. pirate logic ftl!
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my playstyle is anti-pirate. what does this mean? it means you'll never catch me in a valuable ship and/or setup where it can be compromised. go on, trade your ammo for the scraps you'll get. |
Brisi
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Posted - 2005.12.12 18:07:00 -
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 Originally by: Empyre
he/she avoided paying a lamer 500mil that you didn't at all deserve.. and THEY are the stupid one? lol.. pirate logic ftl!
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HUGO DRAX
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Posted - 2005.12.12 18:18:00 -
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lol what moron travels to Egghelende in a obilisk with no security force.
Yup too much isk. probably has 4 more in the hangar.
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HUGO DRAX
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Posted - 2005.12.12 18:22:00 -
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Originally by: Shai Faetal
isnt bumping to prevent someoen from reaching a gate or getting into warp sort of not allowed (for online players). he logged so obviously it didnt matter/apply to him 
So using smalldrones to prevent warping illegal also?
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tiller
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Posted - 2005.12.12 20:42:00 -
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Edited by: tiller on 12/12/2005 20:42:52
Originally by: Empyre
he/she avoided paying a lamer 500mil that you didn't at all deserve.. and THEY are the stupid one? lol.. pirate logic ftl!
An old pirate saying comes to mind reading your post... can't put my finger on it but here is the smiley that goes with it. Oh........
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Bishop Kin
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Posted - 2005.12.12 22:20:00 -
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Originally by: Empyre
he/she avoided paying a lamer 500mil that you didn't at all deserve.. and THEY are the stupid one? lol.. pirate logic ftl!
Next time when you're in an expensive ship with valuable cargo that has no decent insurance, pirates will be sure to pop you without asking for a reasonable ransom that could save you millions of ISK.
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Empyre
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Posted - 2005.12.12 23:25:00 -
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Originally by: tiller
Drink
um, yeah. (wtf )
Originally by: Bishop Kin
Next time when you're in an expensive ship with valuable cargo that has no decent insurance, pirates will be sure to pop you without asking for a reasonable ransom that could save you millions of ISK.
read the sig. but in the case that i take the risk and the odds are favored against me, at least the pirate will save me the effort of having to say "screw off lamer" in local.
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my playstyle is anti-pirate. what does this mean? it means you'll never catch me in a valuable ship and/or setup where it can be compromised. go on, trade your ammo for the scraps you'll get. |
Crypt
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Posted - 2005.12.13 00:21:00 -
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Adapt and overcome and quit yarr whining.
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Psycarne
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Posted - 2005.12.13 00:35:00 -
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Originally by: Crypt
Adapt and overcome and quit yarr whining.
They are bragging about killing a freighter, not whining, read between the lines.
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Order of the Wombles: Recycling those untidy modules on your ship.
Removed - Innapropriate material contained in signature -Daigon
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Ethan Tomlinson
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Posted - 2005.12.13 03:38:00 -
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i dont think empyre was whining or crying at all...It actually makes a lot of sense...
u guys are idiots
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Durethia
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Posted - 2005.12.13 04:01:00 -
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Perhaps CCP can set something up in the protocol to help identify connection status...
Use signal handlers within the code base. If Windows terminates the program (via the Task Manager, right clicking the icon in the start bar, or any other hot keys to terminate active program, capture the signal and before quiting notify the servers of a "logout".) If the connection drops, without a "logout", odds are increased to say that it might be a network issue... or Windows crashed on the client (which signals are then not processed by user applications)...
All CCP would have to do is better speculate a connection loss with a client. Then, they can check other states/flags such as PvP Timer... if it's a "logout" + "PvP", ship does not vanish. If it's a non-"logout", regardless of situation, ship immediately vanishes to safety.
This can still be exploited, someone pull the plug on their modem being the most likely one... in this case, CCP can also increase the odds, by testing if it can reach your likely gateway (which can be attained during login and cached--a traceroute be conducted as part of the login sequence to acquire your Gateways IP) and if so, it was probably a "logout" via "yank the modem cable". Odds are, if you can ping someones gateway, unless they purposely did something you should be able to communicate in some way with the client and if you can't, it's not a "network problem" any further than the client.
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