OJSP said: I am always puzzled (pun intended) why people think the topics get unstickied intentionally. Is it not possible that sometimes the thread is only scheduled to be stickied a specific period time before it is automatically unstickied?
OJSP said: gravel said: True, but I would assume that period of time could be modified if there hadn't been a resolution to the issue. So, lets get a clarification on that. As far as I recall, no one ever asked about the mechanism of thread sticking. (any mods or admins able to help?)Going back to the original topic, I agree this has been going on for some time. However, rolling back their accounts now without creating the fix to stop them from exploiting again is probably inefficient. Some of them can still use the exploit again until the fix is finally online.I am hoping they can get the fix online as soon as possible. I think this is the priority.
gravel said: True, but I would assume that period of time could be modified if there hadn't been a resolution to the issue.
Daiches said: And now they unstickied the thread without resolution. Sweeping it under the rug as it were.and BeyonderBub, yes, those of us that keep pursuing this know of high profile players abusing this. But even without high profile players being among the most rampant exploiters, ANY cheater should be acted upon to maintain any reason to spend.
Well, that's about what I expected after the deafening silence every time we asked if there actually had been any actions taken against exploiters.
Once again MPQ proves that if you cheat, do it as early as possible, because chances are very very good that you will get away with it.
Take note, potential spenders.
The Herald said: Well, now I feel stupid for not cheating...