EPTChaos in Taiwan Right Now - Page 6
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Disquiet
Australia628 Posts
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EaryKing
Bulgaria158 Posts
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Nimic
Norway1360 Posts
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Derez
Netherlands6068 Posts
On July 13 2011 21:50 Numy wrote: What... that's just umm racist. 40% of the SC2 population in Taiwan being banned? Is that stat true because that's just crazy. Wonder what strange turn of effects made this happen. Until Blizzard actually releases some kind of statement it's all speculation, as is the 40% number. As much as people complain about blizzard (LAN etc), they're actually a company that provides way better service to it's customers then pretty much any other gaming company out there. With all their games they have a history of pretty clear and open communication, so how about we cut them some slack? If it's a mistake, I'm sure they'll say so publicly and fix it. If it isn't, I'm sure we'll get to hear the reason too. | ||
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DarkEnergy
Netherlands542 Posts
I thought something a terrorist attack,natural disaster or war. silly me. well i like how blizzard take care of business f them hackers better this then the horrors of mw2. | ||
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Punscho
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Jim Xiang Zhi
Australia11 Posts
I was born in Taiwan and immigrate to Australia over 10 years and I apologize everybody accused taiwan people were banned somehow, I read "StarCraft II End User License Agreement" already and I understand to Blizzard rules, they MUST read it before they play sc2, I'm really sorry about they were rude and never follow StarCraft II End User License Agreement, I shall tell them not over twice. Whatever if I ask questions "Why didn't they read StarCraft II End User License Agreement certainly or pretend?", even they were banned and never get account back if they have to buy a new copy and read terms agreement at the beginning, those were simple happens. Blizzard is not "easy and convenient" for taiwanese it is HUGE Blizzard entertainment, I swear said on it and respect all players. Thanks everyone to read and regard this. | ||
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ZzZBored
Australia368 Posts
As for the bans, waiting on Blizz to release a statement, the people wrongfully banned should at least get some form of apology if its Blizzards fault | ||
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Deleted User 101379
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Soleron
United Kingdom1324 Posts
On July 13 2011 22:09 Jim Xiang Zhi wrote: Hi sorry guys, I was born in Taiwan and immigrate to Australia over 10 years and I apologize everybody accused taiwan people were banned somehow, I read "StarCraft II End User License Agreement" already and I understand to Blizzard rules, they MUST read it before they play sc2, I'm really sorry about they were rude and never follow StarCraft II End User License Agreement, I shall tell them not over twice. Whatever if I ask questions "Why didn't they read StarCraft II End User License Agreement certainly or pretend?", even they were banned and never get account back if they have to buy a new copy and read terms agreement at the beginning, those were simple happens. Blizzard is not "easy and convenient" for taiwanese it is HUGE Blizzard entertainment, I swear said on it and respect all players. Thanks everyone to read and regard this. Funniest post all week. | ||
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Jim Xiang Zhi
Australia11 Posts
Well they can't be forgiven of sins and have to buy new copies, they'll restart while play sc2 from the beginning etc league placement and achievement, I'm surprising of these for today. Respecting players are still simple, not complicated anymore. | ||
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TW_Covenant
Denmark104 Posts
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Nizzy
United States839 Posts
Furthermore coding things like free name changes for or for money after so many people complain I don't understand. Poor Taiwan looks like they have a solid little server too. | ||
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Zealotdriver
United States1557 Posts
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HellRoxYa
Sweden1614 Posts
On July 13 2011 23:27 Nizzy wrote: I honestly don't understand why Blizz can't have like 5 dedicated employees per server constantly go over all the hacker submissions/requests as they come in and ban them right then and their. I don't understand why they wait for mass bans or even what their methods are. It can't be more then a few clicks on their end to ban an account. Furthermore coding things like free name changes for or for money after so many people complain I don't understand. Poor Taiwan looks like they have a solid little server too. It's not that they can't do it. It's a conscious decision to ban in waves because that means that people who are cheating will never know if, or when, their cheat is detected. | ||
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Nizzy
United States839 Posts
On July 13 2011 23:40 HellRoxYa wrote: It's not that they can't do it. It's a conscious decision to ban in waves because that means that people who are cheating will never know if, or when, their cheat is detected. Okay so are you trying to say that it's SCARIER because they don't know when their cheat is detected? How about banning people within a few days (always) of a detected hack so that people will realize "oh hey if I start hacking they're going to get me in a few days" and not "lol season 3 just started time to start hacking, I won't get banned until the end of the season most likely" It's whatever, just another screw up by blizzard. | ||
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EnSky
Philippines1003 Posts
On July 13 2011 22:14 Morfildur wrote: It sounds to me like an extremely successfull wave of phishing and a lot of people fell for it, resulting in them losing their accounts... sounds really unlikely, but the whole OP reads like a "phishing mail" story... Yea, i think so too. I get emails like that from the games I played (and not played). People have to be more careful if this is actually what happened. | ||
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Curu
Canada2817 Posts
Obviously ignore them as I don't even have a WoW account. | ||
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StimBullet
Canada13 Posts
Might be a mistake (which i'm sure it is) but racist? no. You guys go to far sometimes ..  | ||
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Sina92
Sweden1303 Posts
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