Griefing from an org you affiliate with? Drop the org or get banned from TEST.
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Its very simple. No blue on blue.
We will have friends and allies. Dont bother them. Simple as that.
By CIG's definition of griefing, we were exactly that....
hunted multiple times by the same person
Racing is slowly gaining traction and we dont have a dedicated defense or security group in place yet, but we hope to establish something semi-permanent soon.
Everything is all good now.
DontTouchMyHoHos
Space Marshal
Let's just stop playing games here. God is among us.
While I almost never consume alcohol myself, I will happily offer a fellow TESTie a drink at a bar or event when possible & then be a willing designated driver afterwards. I have many flaws, but I'm not all bad. Cheers!
that's gotta be at least middle school level tradecraft; we certainly didnt learn that at *my* elementary school
This seems rather restrictive, after all what if they are very attractive and well you feel you need to have that biblical moment to know them.
Its an interesting survival RPG.
Great frame rate, beautiful graphics, but sometimes I feel its a bit restrictive eg you can't respawn.
SoloFlyer
Grand Admiral
i dunno didn't that one guy what's his name figure out how to respawn a couple thousand years ago?
He was using hacks, apparently he has the admin login.
I thought you couldn't play final death mode until you finished one playthrough?
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Not to be that guy, but can’t you just ask the oodles of members to run security? Race practice plus shooty practice.
Complaining about griefing on the internet seems less effective that fucking the griefer in the eye socket with a broken bottle. Figuratively speaking.
Complaining about griefing on the internet seems less effective that fucking the griefer in the eye socket with a broken bottle. Figuratively speaking.
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Walks in the room, everyone stops talking and gives him the stare, abruptly turns around and walks out, like that baby in the diaper video doing a 180...
lol while this would be ideal, we dont have that many people to run both of those things at the same time. In addition to that, those of us that do the race practice, usually are the same people that roll right into CFT, so its a little difficult to both at the same time.
Marcel Busse
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There is a difference between playing and greifing:
Example 1)
Playing: you lay a interdiction trap on a busy trade route and pull another player from Quantum. It's a Connie Taurus with a full cargo hold - they put up a good defence, but eventually blow their hold and run. You pick up the gear while the Connie escapes and take the cargo to be sold. And then you try the trap elsewhere as security would be all over the previous site.
Greifing: you lay a interdiction trap on a busy trade route and pull another player from Quantum. It's a Connie Taurus with a full cargo hold - they put up a good defence, but eventually blow their hold. You ignore the cargo and destroy the ship and any life-pods, the cargo just drifts away. You repeat over and over until you are kicked from the server.
Example 2)
Playing: you track a bounty to a landing area that doesn't have an armistice zone. That ship is on the pad but unaccompanied - you distroy it so they can't escape. You land and then tackle them on foot, eventually taking them in alive.
Greifing: you find a ship on a landing pad without an armistice zone unaccompanied, and distroy it. You wait and another spawns, so you distroy that too. And another, and another, and another until the player stuck on the ground quits the server.
Example 3)
Playing: you find a training session taking place on a moon. You swoop in on the attack but are told on chat it's a training session. You then offer to help with the session by offering some combat target training, and cooperate with the organisers requests.
Greifing: you find a training session taking place on a moon. You swoop in on the attack but are told on chat it's a training session. You can't believe your luck to have so many easy unexpirianced targets and lay waste to them all with your ship set up to take advantage of unbalance and Meta gameplay all the time chanting "GIT GUD" like some kind of simpleton who's discovered that their anus isn't a one-way street and wants to see how many alphabet blocks they can cram into it. The training session is ruined. From what you learned of that training session you stalk them online and wait for the next one and pull the same, and the next, and the next, and the next until the trainer's set up a private server you can't get in to.
There is a difference between playing and greifing.
TEST only accepts players.
Example 1)
Playing: you lay a interdiction trap on a busy trade route and pull another player from Quantum. It's a Connie Taurus with a full cargo hold - they put up a good defence, but eventually blow their hold and run. You pick up the gear while the Connie escapes and take the cargo to be sold. And then you try the trap elsewhere as security would be all over the previous site.
Greifing: you lay a interdiction trap on a busy trade route and pull another player from Quantum. It's a Connie Taurus with a full cargo hold - they put up a good defence, but eventually blow their hold. You ignore the cargo and destroy the ship and any life-pods, the cargo just drifts away. You repeat over and over until you are kicked from the server.
Example 2)
Playing: you track a bounty to a landing area that doesn't have an armistice zone. That ship is on the pad but unaccompanied - you distroy it so they can't escape. You land and then tackle them on foot, eventually taking them in alive.
Greifing: you find a ship on a landing pad without an armistice zone unaccompanied, and distroy it. You wait and another spawns, so you distroy that too. And another, and another, and another until the player stuck on the ground quits the server.
Example 3)
Playing: you find a training session taking place on a moon. You swoop in on the attack but are told on chat it's a training session. You then offer to help with the session by offering some combat target training, and cooperate with the organisers requests.
Greifing: you find a training session taking place on a moon. You swoop in on the attack but are told on chat it's a training session. You can't believe your luck to have so many easy unexpirianced targets and lay waste to them all with your ship set up to take advantage of unbalance and Meta gameplay all the time chanting "GIT GUD" like some kind of simpleton who's discovered that their anus isn't a one-way street and wants to see how many alphabet blocks they can cram into it. The training session is ruined. From what you learned of that training session you stalk them online and wait for the next one and pull the same, and the next, and the next, and the next until the trainer's set up a private server you can't get in to.
There is a difference between playing and greifing.
TEST only accepts players.
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I’m confused. 17,000 members yet not enough to run security?
Although we have 17,000 members, not all of those are active in playing SC in its current form. So yes, our attendance numbers are a bit on the low side currently.
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