scammers deserve punishment.
Someone just scammed me for a uberlab trial, it's a guy with russian name.
Small matter actually but how hardup must one be to scam even 1c? Karma will get them eventually. Just let it go. I have an Alien pet.
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" Charan, you're usually writing very smart, and well thought-out posts, but this one is just over the top conspirationist drivel, going completely off-topic. I get that you're disappointed in the Tencent buyout, I am too. But posts like these are not painting *you* in a good light. GGG's laissez faire approach to "scammers" (in quotes, because they do not break any rules, just naive players' misplaced trust) has been known for years before the buyout, there's no reason to connect the two. The more you depend on forces outside yourself, the more you are dominated by them.
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People who got scammed deserve it cuz only idiots get scammed
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" Not idiot enough to get scammed by a person with IQ below than potato |
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Why do you get scam?? When you trade you see what you trade, so you just get scammed because you are dumb. Paying people to do uber labs or uber shit's?? Make a build that can do it, if you can´'t do it, forget that build, do another one. Why you are paying people to run things for you, the objective is to do things your self.
I'm great, i can do all content... oh sorry, i pay for people to do the things for me because i can't do shit with shity build..... i will start my political career right now xD |
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" Why do you even try act like smartass? The discussion is about people getting scammed in a game not if you have been idiot once in your life so if you get scammed in a game then you are an idiot and deserve to be scammed becuz those scammers are using so cheap tricks that only idiots would fall for it Last edited by SeventhArchon229#2774 on Jun 6, 2018, 5:34:36 AM
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" I think it was indeed mostly the use of "TencentGGG", "$" in "Dollar$" and derogatory-sounding "Father Chris-mas", in combination with overall tone of your post. You are right that you did not explicitly state the connection, it was just that that was the sentioment I got from in-between the lines in your post. Perhaps I read too much into what wasn't there. Still, the childish terms I mention here kind of cheapen whatever point you were making. I guess it reminds me of terms like "Micro$oft", "Winblows" or "Winsux" back in Slashdot and even pre-Slashdot days, whenever Microsoft's shady business practices and FUD anti-opensource campaigns were discussed online - it was hard to take anyone using them seriously, and not see them as an angsty 13 years old nerd yelling at computer in mom's basement. " Loving the poetry in this paragraph. :) The more you depend on forces outside yourself, the more you are dominated by them.
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If they changed the rule structure to "punish" scammers, those players who are currently scamming you would simply change their game to getting you in trouble and "punished" for something you had no intention of doing. Happens in every game that tries this. More innocent players are punished than scammers. They get good at getting people into trouble.
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Gun laws? Don't get the connection.
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Sorry, but I don’t understand all OP’s rage associated with “scammers”. What 'scam' is it all about? Someone took his currency for making it through the "uber lab" and ran away? In this case, the biggest problem is not “scammer”, but build, which is not able to defeat "Uber Izaro", because when it comes to traps, you still have to go alone.
Every other “scams” are childish. “Switching items” scam is about 18 years old, I don’t know anyone who would now be deceived in this way. What else? In my opinion transactions, when somebody buys Tabula rasa for 2 ex and then suddenly realizes that armor is worth 15c is not scam, as anybody is able to do proper price check, without any intellectual effort. So what scams are we talking about here? |
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