Last time this piece of shit Kugutsumen stirred trouble, a dev came out and tried to make people to stop investigating into possible devs. It doesn't really matter at this point tbh. What's on the other side? Well there's only one question - just how much did he help BoB? Wouldn't you be? I know a bunch of guys that started in 2003 - all of them have tens of billions in assets. And he knows a lot more about the game than you and me. However, there's another thing - if he's a dev, chances are he's playing since 2003. I play the game he made, hell, I love the game he made. What do I care if the Sabre I got comes from a BPO that a dev added to himself, so he wouldn't have to grind money? His game, in my eyes he's allowed to do that. Fuck me, they should even get better treatment. If they don't, they shouldn't be working on it.
On one hand a dev should definitely play their own game. The little guy might well ask what's the point of playing a highly competitive game like Eve at all if the big dogs get special favours and insider tips. Some people will lose their jobs, some will be banned for misconduct and/or for creating drama instead of quietly petitioning, and that'll be that. The little guy who just joined the game still has no chance to ever get to the level of gameplay that these guys operate at. Take the devs and the BPO's away from BoB, will it diminish their power and influence in any way? Not really. Devs play their own games, nothing new, and no they don't always follow their behavior procedures to the letter. Post by: Trippy on January 31, 2007, 02:20:40 AMīeen in a guild with possibly a WoW dev or GM, sometimes petitions would get resolved way fast (like, 5 min response time for resolving an Onyxia-bugged-loot issue), but otherwise I didn't see anything suspicious (not that I would be able to). Only thing this scandel is missing is sex, and it would have the trifecta. He's pure slime, and admits it happily (Kugustumen I mean, Molle may be slime but dosn't admit to it). For those worried about it, the scrapheap challange thread mostly has the story (not the later parts, where you discover that BoB knew about a CCP roleplaying event in 2005(?), or where Kugustumen tries to have himeself bribed by SirMolle for the cost of a Mothership or he'll keep posting. BE VERY CAREFUL ABOUT HIS BLOG: do not register on it, because he will use it to hack into your fourms/account/eve account/computer/ebay account whatever. The whole story is on Kugutsumen's blog (). This post on Scrapheap Challange () explains it. Finally, there are no Ally cards in Elder Sign: Omens, which further streamlines play while increasing the overall challenge.The original threads were locked, but after a Goonfleet uprising, one was opened here ().īascialy Kugutsumen (eve spy/hacker) has uncovrered evidence that BoB had 1-2 or more CCP devs (not just GMs) in thier allience (one was a cap ship fleet commander, one donated all his tech 2 BPOs) and BoB knew it. Monsters have likewise been altered to make them more difficult. For example, the random negative effects drawn every midnight are more challenging, and the frequency of “no effect” results has been decreased. A number of subtle changes increase the peril of defending humanity. Face Yig in normal mode, Azathoth or Tsathoggua in hard mode, or Cthulhu or Ithaqua in very hard mode (in-app purchases required to face Cthulhu and Ithaqua).
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