Posted 12 July 2004 - 01:51 AM
Heh. That's exactly what myg0t's like, I hung out with them for a few months. It's quite amusing watching people get sp0rkeh'd over IRC. It's really a question of ethics, though. If they're asking for hacks, the least they could do is go look for some themselves, it's not really that difficult to find. Something should be done to discourage this, but I'm not sure that trashing their computer (what sp0rkeh does, along with the sp0rkeh_fix.exe "removal tool") is the right way of discouraging cheating.
<[myg0t]MOD> 10. To this date, how many sp0rkeh victims are there, 10, 50, 500+?
<[myg0t]MOD> 500+
<[myg0t]smotpoker> alot
<[myg0t]MOD> 500
* [myg0t]MOD hands [myg0t]MOD a cold beer for getting the last 3 questions!
There'd be at least one victim a day when I hung out in #myg0t, which is kind of sickening. It's also really sad that people can't separate themselves from a game enough to prevent events like those depicted at the end of the movie. Is it that hard to disconnect and join another?
<+AFK> Bringing whisky to my mother is like irrigating a lake.
<+AFK> dormando's apathy is palpable.
* AFK palpates
<dormando> stop that
<Malwyn> undressing with revvy a little over a metre away. new definition of awkward.