BakaFish wrote:I would write their names in my Death Note. /otaku
Still, unless you've been friends knowing the fact that he/she bots, it's not betrayal.
Knowing that your pal has been botting all along while putting a legit mask is betrayal.
_SomeOne_ wrote:nightbloom wrote:I dont really have any bot friends. I had one, he has since stopped playing, but everyone else Ive known has just turned out to be a retard. My alt account in Xian got hacked by a guy who knew the info cause he used to be legit. Went bot, I disagreed with it and didnt say much, next thing I know he's hacking my alt when that who exploit thing happened. I didnt keep anything valuable on it, just crap gear, but still.
The leader of Triadz, one of Xian's most ahole bot guilds when I was last there used to be a very nice member of SG's guild, BlackHand.
Every legit I ever knew that went bot, also went ahole at the same time. Look at the recent events here in SRF... Once nice decent members of the community... they admit they bot and WHAM, instant need for a helmet and drool cup.
Most botters are jerks.
Even the one bot friend I still know, the one that doesnt play, thinks its ok to shoplift from a major store chain like WalMart because they can afford it. There is an inherent flaw in people who think its OK to cheat that make them less than ideal friend material.
do u download music for free?
RogueKiller wrote:Da_Realest wrote:Seems like you never knew the definition of the word friend.RogueKiller wrote:What I was thinking. Sad how people forgot the definition of the word friend. People are starting to treat this game like real life. But in the end its just a video game and cheaters exist everywhere.
friend
-noun
1. a person attached to another by feelings of affection or personal regard.
2. a person who gives assistance; patron; supporter: friends of the Boston Symphony.
3. a person who is on good terms with another; a person who is not hostile: Who goes there? Friend or foe?
4. a member of the same nation, party, etc.
5. (initial capital letter) a member of the Religious Society of Friends; a Quaker.
–verb (used with object)
6. Rare. to befriend.
—Idiom
7. make friends with, to enter into friendly relations with; become a friend to.
Guess I missed the part where it states the differences between an online friend and an offline friend... Why shouldn't people treat the game like "real life?" Last time I checked, people don't suddenly die or fall into a dream-like state when they log onto the internet.
E-Friends fit that definition. Botter or not. Some botters can fill the definition and some just can't. Not saying be friends with all bots, be friends with bots etc... Just saying that friends are friends and no matter what they do, you shouldn't betray them.
. itz not like ther gona get banned from the game soo i really dont care. but yea i dont support the bots either , i like this whole idea of exposing bots on srf. itz nice , only if joymax would do such a great thing.
What? wrote:Depending on the person, like if it were mike2007 - I wouldn't report him.
tehfireman wrote:would you report it
im just curious
alcoholic wrote:this is just a game.
mike2007 wrote:What? wrote:Depending on the person, like if it were mike2007 - I wouldn't report him.
flattering... sort of. but who r u?
dom wrote:alcoholic wrote:this is just a game.
Yes, a game. Something meant to be played, where people pay real money for an advertized service. Everytime someone runs a bot, they're ripping off a legit that pays money to play.
If I paid for a cinema ticket and walking into the theatre there were no seats left because some kid opened the back door for all his friends, i'd be pissed.
iGod wrote:Bad analogy dom... Most player botters buy silk so they don't get banned yea? The kids paid their tickets too
NuclearSilo wrote:It's a good analogy.iGod wrote:Bad analogy dom... Most player botters buy silk so they don't get banned yea? The kids paid their tickets too
Fixed. Not most botters buy silk.
90% of SRO population are bots. But among the bots, 80% are gold bot, 20% are player bots. Among the player bots, 50% buy silk, 50% not.
After all, gold bots never buy silk.
