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Roni777 wrote: »

Yes I am trying to deflect opinions who claimed that it is a fact without i know how expert they are in this field.

But I am critisizing more to people who simply say "no/impossible" which indicates to me that they are trying to say that they are at least amongst the smartest / the top expert programmer in this whole world and they know everything ins and out about programming and anti-hacking solutions and what they are saying will never be wrong.

Simply because they believe that they are at the top amongst the top expert in programming or regarding hacking prevention somehow made me curious too. At least that is how i feel from their comments. That was also why i tried to confirm how expert and experience they are regarding this field that makes them so confident that there are no ways to prevent hacker. If they are expert enough, so yes, i can take their words as a fact.

So you think that just because someone disagrees with you, that they are intentionally expressing that they believe they are experts? That is completely and baselessly assumptuous. You think that what you suggest is absolutely possible and that it there is no chance for it to be impossible and therefore any attempt to argue so is automatically wrong? That is beyond arrogant, especially how you think you are completely unquestionable by anyone not deemed "expert" enough.

You even admit to "deflecting opinions" just because "they're not an expert." Completely shameless.

Roni777 wrote: »

Or probably my thinking is wrong. And no, i won't learn about programming, it is not my field. I am far away from it. All i can do is contribute what i can do the maplestory community. I will let Nexon/maplestory programmer /anti hacking team do their Job. I just give them ideas.

Your thinking is wrong. Absolutely wrong. You believe you're allowed to push your ideas here without being an expert because you're "just trying to contribute", but everyone else needs several years of experience in several different MMOs and to post a whole damn resume just for you to say anything without being considered "just an opinion." You're the one that believes your opinion is absolutely impenetrable because you think you can just set the highest bar imaginable to even be allowed to comment on, let alone criticise it, and so far no one can. And you don't even follow your own rules to that. You even have @Catalooo who has experience, but you just push aside what he has to say because you don't agree with it. It's no wonder no one agrees with you. It's completely impossible to without looking just as incompetent.

But that all doesn't even matter to you. You won't even take any of what anyone has to say into consideration. You've completely abstained from constructive discussion by rejecting anything and everything you disagree with. That's not how you make a suggestion, that's how you show you're a stubborn idiot, one that believes they are always right. An absolute joke. A lost cause.

GoldenRabbit wrote: »

If Wonderoid comes back, I hope they heavily nerf the JQs in there. The JQs are the reason why I hated the event so much and hope it never comes back. Players shouldn't be punished with having to jump, so either make alternates for non-jumpers or decrease the difficulty.

The elitism was pretty terrible as well. "I only took 4 hours, it isn't hard." "get good, I only took 3 hours."
1 jump quest should not take hours. That's how you know it's too hard. And Nexon shouldn't gate content with something so obscure (JQs) that people have absolutely no reason other than that event to be good at.

It has felt that Nexon hasn't really been paying much attention to late game players with most events, cause the most other than cosmetics that a lot of coin shops have is epots, stamps, master cubes and honor medals. It was nice when there had been anvils and name change coupons available too. It appears all oriented to newer players or characters and wouldn't much benefit someone later into the game. Late game players shouldn't be excluded in usefulness of events.

Along with that it'd be great to see an increase or removal of the coins per day cap on boxes and a minimisation of event drops. I hate how having thousands of boxes is useless, since you're only ever limited to 60 a day. It also limits how much you can buy in coin shops. I don't even go out of my way to farm these boxes and I still end up with so much, but all they do is sit there and waste space. If someone wants to farm more and put more effort in to get more coins, then they should be able to do so.

Catooolooo wrote: »

all these ideas are terrible for a game that is meant to be a traditional MMO, for trying to get rid of a problem that goes beyond what you can conceive.

The devs will do with this suggestion that they do with most, look at it, laugh at it, and move on with progressing the game with mostly KMS content.

And they'll be laughing a lot more at this one specifically.
It's hilarious, cause all you said's just going to be an "opinion" to him because you disagreed.

Catooolooo wrote: »

I seriously dont think you (Roni777) understand or even have a concept of how the game works or how the hack tools that are used to hack the game work to any degree.

And it's been pretty unrealistic to consider shaking up the current state of the game so much like that. That kind of change would actually kill the game. This isn't pre-big bang anymore. Party quests aren't going to be good, and no matter what you do, they'll be far outdated. Nexon isn't going to update them either. They don't seem to care much for party play anymore, and even if they did, it's a horrible idea to put everything into quests and party quests. It just doesn't work like that anymore and I'm sure the playerbase would have a horrible time adjusting to such a change too. The suggestion's been a nostalgia-influenced clinging onto the old game if anything.

I'm entirely against any method of countering botting/hacking that punishes legitimate players. Nexon shouldn't be using some roundabout solution in the first place to solve the problem. Making things harder for legitimate players is the worst possible thing they can do.