What are you guys on about? I've read back a couple pages and still can't figure it out. Something about the exploits I use are bueno, but the ones I don't use and YOU do are very not bueno? Am I hot or cold?
What are you guys on about? I've read back a couple pages and still can't figure it out. Something about the exploits I use are bueno, but the ones I don't use and YOU do are very not bueno? Am I hot or cold?
What are you guys on about? I've read back a couple pages and still can't figure it out. Something about the exploits I use are bueno, but the ones I don't use and YOU do are very not bueno? Am I hot or cold?
What are you guys on about? I've read back a couple pages and still can't figure it out. Something about the exploits I use are bueno, but the ones I don't use and YOU do are very not bueno? Am I hot or cold?
P.S. ED is an MMO...
Are you denying that you can create advantageous circumstances for yourself,
are you denying that doing so is not creating an advantage for yourself?
Nope, but that's not what you are arguing.
Just because you've saved time for yourself, doesn't mean you're in a superior position to anyone else.
If others choose not to follow your example doesn't put them at a disadvantage, it just means they are spending their time another way.
What are you guys on about? I've read back a couple pages and still can't figure it out. Something about the exploits I use are bueno, but the ones I don't use and YOU do are very not bueno? Am I hot or cold?
Some folks are ignoring that the definition of "exploit" (in relation to gaming/software) requires someone to gain an advantage over others for it to be an "exploit".
That is what I'm arguing, of course creating advantageous positions or advantages for yourself benefit, in certain circumstances, only you.
Which is why there are no exploits in single player games.
Some folks are ignoring that the definition of "exploit" (in relation to gaming/software) requires someone to gain an advantage over others for it to be an "exploit"
(please google the term yourself) and that as we can all use mode switching there is no advantage.
The hypocrisy, however, is hilarious. As some of the names I've seen defending mode switching elsewhere, are here slagging it off.
Amazing.
I contend that there are big exploits and little exploits, with the size and degree of their effect on the community running the gamut. I mode switch like a madman to refresh mission boards and I think it is obviously an exploit, but I'd be oh so happy if that were not possible...perhaps this should be a rallying cry for an Open mode only conversation?
Who's with me?!?
Nah. Bickering over the terms advantage and exploit.
But the ones you use are bueno by the way
I contend that there are big exploits and little exploits, with the size and degree of their effect on the community running the gamut. I mode switch like a madman to refresh mission boards and I think it is obviously an exploit, but I'd be oh so happy if that were not possible...perhaps this should be a rallying cry for an Open mode only conversation?
Who's with me?!?
*jasonbarron kicks over the uncorked can of petrol, begins rummaging for lighter*
It's an MMO where the vast majority of players never interact with other players, which is a bit odd and kind of makes it a failed MMO. This is why I wish they would make PvP optional. A lot of people would play in open if they could do it as co-op PvE, which is how most people play MMOs. But that's a whole other discussion.
Simply being me is the biggest advantage I have over them.
Being the one imagining all these figments is the biggest exploit of all!
Over game mechanics?There is if the game Devs say you have an unfair advantage over the game mechanics. Hence why I said before, the Devs get the final say.
"In video games, an exploit is the use of a bug or glitches, game system, rates, hit boxes, or speed, etc. by a player to their advantage in a manner not intended by the game's designers."
Some folks are ignoring that the definition of "exploit" (in relation to gaming/software) requires someone to gain an advantage over others for it to be an "exploit"
Well said, and it's indeed quite entertaining.But carry on redefining words to suit your argument, clearly winning beats accuracy in your book.
Common ground again [up]Yup. Staves off boredom and is funny to see some the response.
"it would bother people a little bit under certain circumstances, especially if you pvp, when you kill someone in your corvette because you exploited the rep and credits, despite having no more hours in the game than your victim because he chose not to cheat and is flying a DBX. It's not a big thing, but it's something, like a little fart. And both crimes are anonymous too!![]()
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This whole "mode-switching" problem should be easy for Frontier to fix. They just have to decouple the parts of the server that gives missions and offers the same mission no matter which mode you are. Probably some bad design decisions somewhere and now, they're stuck with it. There are virtually no reason why Frontier would not be able to make missions the same no matter which mode you are.