More unrefined Dil just means more Dil to refine. You're still subject to the 8.5k limit. I really don't know why people get so excited about extra unrefined dilithium. Now, if you find a bug that pays out 5000 lobi crystals let me know.. until then, meh. Meh, I say.
The quality control process at Cryptic is either broken or non-existent. This is a laughable oversight and if they aren't ashamed of themselves, they should be.
That's probably because the Cryptic QA were not able to complete MiA. I'm not blaming them, mind you, only tried once, never again.
You just ruined my 8-10 grind-time tonight by reporting this today. Thanks.
There is always tomorrow. If a lot of people miss this, Cryptic might grant an extra day as they have done with other issue days. I hope the grind will go well with you for tomorrow's 8-10 time.
The quality control process at Cryptic is either broken or non-existent. This is a laughable oversight and if they aren't ashamed of themselves, they should be.
They have a QA team, it's just very small. And nobody is safe from a typing error. But yeah, after all these years you would think they double- or tripple-check the stuff which is directly tied to the game economy. :rolleyes:
But your Caitian looks so sad, being snubbed by all the cool girls, and all alone.
If you notice, the kitty has a holoemitter on her left arm. She's actually the sister of the one with red hair among the three girls--at least a holographic representation.
Why would they? In the end they didn't punish people last time. Message: use of exploits is rewarded.
One TRIBBLE in one message attempts to redefine the word exploit to mean "anything that seems too good" and the kool-aide legion swallows..........it hook, line and sinker.
The computer term exploit involves the of a software bug to evade limitations put in place by the system. Here are some WOW examples:
Speed Hacking/Teleporting/Subterrain Travel - Since character position in World of ******** is determined by the client side, it is possible for players to send out artificial positional data and be instantly transported to any part of the world (even underground) or used to speed up traveling speed by increasing positional deltas.
◾ Botting - A player who runs a third party program to control their character. The bot will kill monsters, loot money, mine ore, collect herbs or gain levels automatically without the player having to be in front of the computer.
◾ Duping - Duplicating, or replicating items or money.
◾ Game Mechanics Exploits / Bug Exploits - There are also other exploits involving the physics of the game, sometimes in conjunction with items. This includes using wall-walking to get into unfinished areas or abilities to make one's character unattackable by other players.
◾ Data Mining - This is typically most common around the time that a patch is released on the public test realm. Players will try to access files not yet in game and then host them on websites to expose content not yet released (usually new zones, items, and graphics).
You'll notice "Playing the game the developers put into production" is not an exploit, Nor is picking up a drop the system makes, not is accepting xp points for a mission. Those are called various things like "stupid dev tricks", or "ooooops" or "ah ****", they are not player exploits.
Space the final frontier. These are the voyages of [your name here] on a five year mission to gain one level after the delta rising xp nerf.
Deliberately set a reward unexpectedly high, while have a planned out reason to say, "OMG it was an exploit bug, now we have to fix it!" and then in the process of "fixing it," they break or nerf something else in the process?
I mean, it isn't like they have not already done exactly that a few times, right?
You just ruined my 8-10 grind-time tonight by reporting this today. Thanks.
Not worth it...IMO...I PUG 4 different encounters and peeps were just leaving since most got frustrated with the difficulty and ill prepared.
Better to have a premade team or fellow fleeters. PUG will be hard to complete unless they are really working well together and NOBODY leaves the match
Comments
Free Tibet!
You just ruined my 8-10 grind-time tonight by reporting this today. Thanks.
Wait and see if they extend the event. They have in the past when problems came up with other events.
Tried it.
Got crushed repeatedly.
Said, "Ok", back to battlezones.
If you need Dil that bad, just do VBZ. There is plenty of Dil to be had there. In any case, been vaped too many times to care.
There is always tomorrow. If a lot of people miss this, Cryptic might grant an extra day as they have done with other issue days. I hope the grind will go well with you for tomorrow's 8-10 time.
oh a kitty and furry friendly fleet sounds like my kind of fleet ^_^ hit me up in game if you want sounds cool @terracyrax
If you notice, the kitty has a holoemitter on her left arm.
One TRIBBLE in one message attempts to redefine the word exploit to mean "anything that seems too good" and the kool-aide legion swallows..........it hook, line and sinker.
The computer term exploit involves the of a software bug to evade limitations put in place by the system. Here are some WOW examples:
Speed Hacking/Teleporting/Subterrain Travel - Since character position in World of ******** is determined by the client side, it is possible for players to send out artificial positional data and be instantly transported to any part of the world (even underground) or used to speed up traveling speed by increasing positional deltas.
◾ Botting - A player who runs a third party program to control their character. The bot will kill monsters, loot money, mine ore, collect herbs or gain levels automatically without the player having to be in front of the computer.
◾ Duping - Duplicating, or replicating items or money.
◾ Game Mechanics Exploits / Bug Exploits - There are also other exploits involving the physics of the game, sometimes in conjunction with items. This includes using wall-walking to get into unfinished areas or abilities to make one's character unattackable by other players.
◾ Data Mining - This is typically most common around the time that a patch is released on the public test realm. Players will try to access files not yet in game and then host them on websites to expose content not yet released (usually new zones, items, and graphics).
You'll notice "Playing the game the developers put into production" is not an exploit, Nor is picking up a drop the system makes, not is accepting xp points for a mission. Those are called various things like "stupid dev tricks", or "ooooops" or "ah ****", they are not player exploits.
Deliberately set a reward unexpectedly high, while have a planned out reason to say, "OMG it was an exploit bug, now we have to fix it!" and then in the process of "fixing it," they break or nerf something else in the process?
I mean, it isn't like they have not already done exactly that a few times, right?
In which case we can clearly see that they're using the simple English definition of the verb exploit:
Not worth it...IMO...I PUG 4 different encounters and peeps were just leaving since most got frustrated with the difficulty and ill prepared.
Better to have a premade team or fellow fleeters. PUG will be hard to complete unless they are really working well together and NOBODY leaves the match