And once again
NoblemanDK
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in The Bridge
After having purchased one credit pack i see this. Banhammer strikes again if using it more than once ;-)
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Looks like yes. But if you look at the time at the bottom right you can see what time it was and my purchase was litereally seconds before i took the screen shot
Ah. It's a trap!
You know, I was getting annoyed by all the posts like this pointing out the "TRAP! OMG, don't click or BAN!!" But you know what? That just shows that everyone knows now not to click things they are otherwise not supposed to, or else there may be consequences.
So the ban worked. In the wild proof!
Ov (Overall) | Vo (Voyage) | Fa (Faction) | Ga (Gauntlet)
Sb (Ship Battle) | Bt (Boss Battle Traits) | Co (Collection) | (Cd (Cadet)
Yes. The ban managed to kick away a bunch of revenue from people who spent regularly on the game.
The same revenue that helped to support the game and make it into what it is now, and what you gleefully enjoy.
So yes, lets celebrate that the ban worked and reinforce that wrg’s behavior has set a precedent that definitely wont be harmful to future revenue or player retention.
Look at the opening post. See the little ;-)
That means a joke.
Wink wink, nudge nudge, say no more
Sorry to disagree, but I see the effect of the bans to make me more cautious when pushing a button, and being on edge like that has been decreasing my enjoyment of the game which had been a de-stressing distraction. I don't see this as a positive thing for my interaction with the game. And this comes from someone who was not banned.
Yes, you'll get banned by pushing the wrong button. :rolleyes:
I'm confused. Are you saying I don't need to worry about being banned by pushing the wrong button? Because that is what happened.
And Traveling Man seems to be saying that I should be afraid, which was the apparent positive effect of the bans.
So should I be worried, or not?
Be afraid be very afraid,don't go back into the water, in space no one can hear you scream.
AAAAARRRRRGGGGHHHhhhh h h h h h . . . . . . .