Greed and its consequences - be warned.

[Void]

People will say "Great topic, should be an example to all" , "Yea, I know, happens all the times"
but you, and I know the same stuff will continue.

[R.Rivens]

Well, everyone is different. You can't expect everyone to think the same way. But I agree with you Cutt3r.

[Violet]

What are you talking about? This falls under the rule about script abusing.

Scripts weren't abused back then? :roll:

[MBSF]

I fully agree with Cutter here. Holy crap, this is shocking. I was also trying to write something like this. Hell Cutter, you broke into my mind?

Anyways, It's all true what this man wrote. I've experienced all and now i found out that you can not do everything with money.

Admins will always find out if you cheat/hack. Even after a couple of months. I am the proof

looooooooooolllllllll, too bad they didnt have this policy a few years back, eh?

[Altair_Carter]

Should we consider this a clue ?

Trust me, i haven't done anything yet

[Brainiac]

Trust me, i haven't done anything yet

yet? 

[Bilbo]

This has been in the policy and in the rules all the time... Cutt3r is only reminding you from it.

[Altair_Carter]

yet? 

damn you all

[Gird3r]

People will say "Great topic, should be an example to all" , "Yea, I know, happens all the times"
but you, and I know the same stuff will continue.

And people will still die. And people will still grow.

The true and honest fact is, that there will always be someone abusing something on the server or/and rulebreaking no matter how many players we warn and give punishments when the warned players are rulebreaking.

The thing is, how much can we reduce it?
In my opinion, we should keep the ammount of such things happening on the minimal.
In an summary, there will always be more people who are pondering to script-abuse and might do it when we are done with an similar case already.

Not even mta:vc was safe from script abuse you know.

[Void]

I do not ask for perfection, in this case zero.
I strive for reduction.

You do not need MTA:VC to realize, where there is human, there is a need of power.

[Vince]

You do not need MTA:VC to realize, where there is human, there is a need of power.

almighty speaker has spoken :bow: :bow:

[SushiSaurus]

I like to give people the benefit of the doubt... except when they hack. What puts you in the mindset to get something worthless on a FREE community filled with good friends? I honestly don't understand this sometimes..

[Todor]

I remember a couple of years ago, three to be precise, I joined this community for the first time. I didn't really know what to do and started by being a freecop. This was all jolly good and I was making some serious cash for the ammount I had played. Unfortunately then the /duty bug was being a pain. Not knowing what and why I had more and more weapons every time I went on duty I just bought some beforehand then went on duty and started offering the other officers to stock up from me for free. I didn't know it was wrong and no, I definitely wasn't doing it out of my will to cheat. Then one day, instead of explaining it to me, Legend (A guy who is a close friend of mine IRL, but I didn't know he played SAMP at that time) straight up banned me for weapon hacks. I didn't really know what to think back then as I knew I've never used such hacks but once they explained it to me on my unban request I immediately recognized my mistake. Point of this giant paragraph is? Well, it's simple. Some people don't know they're doing something wrong - regulars and veterans may take knowledge of the server for granted but some people don't know anything about it.

[Brad.]

'why the f**k is the manager such an asshole, giving such a period of ban, it is a game!'

The bans the managers are giving out now are nothing compared to what we were allowed to do in mta, Agent once asked me to tempban someone for 4 years, as the policy was no unban on tempbans.

[StrikeFreedom]

The bans the managers are giving out now are nothing compared to what we were allowed to do in mta, Agent once asked me to tempban someone for 4 years, as the policy was no unban on tempbans.

Yeah...We were utterly ruthless on rulebreaking back then...