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Originally Posted by teneo347
Damn guys, 12 pages. The whole point of them making emu playable now is to find bugs and DEVELOP the server code. We're on a test center for god sakes. They're attention is probably focused more on fixing bugs than establishing a community. There are a dozen groups waiting in the wings who want to do that. The dev team's priority should be getting a working release.
I'm new here so I probably don't have a firm grasp of the full history of Ashur. But who cares, if you beta test something, you have to expect glitches/exploits. When you see someone exploiting...report the exploit, the player is inconsequential. It's the internet, there are always going to be *******s.
If just can't stand the idea of someone exploiting, don't play a beta - wait for the full release.
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AMEN!!!
It's a test center. Let the Exploits Fly!! Find them, fix them. And not having the ability to repeat them, kinda makes it hard to see if they are repeatable. Finding and correcting Exploits and Bugs should be the TOP Priority. Now, however, we run the risk of getting reported and then banned because we found something. Sometimes, repeating an exploit is required to figure out just exactly what happened. Personally, I don't think there should be any BANNING for exploits until the game goes GOLD. The ones I think should be banned are the people that cry all day about how much it sucks that we don't have speeders, and how long it will take them to walk to such and such place. Basically the whiners. The game is in a somewhat playable state, but that doesn't mean that is what should be happening. The primary focus is still testing, and there are so many people that get upset about little roll backs, inventory items disappearing, a busted bazaar, or not being able to be trained or train anyone. Then after they get good and ticked off, they start mouthin off to other people, or publicly cursing the devs. I think people need to be reminded that this is a test environment, not a full scale playable game. Get that back in people heads and the maybe they will realize that trying to perform and finding exploits is part of the testing process, and both the bugs and exploits need to be duplicated, in many zones, planets, etc. They may exist/work in one place and not another(ex: The broken Cantina in Theed).