It just sickens me. A few nights ago I went on the server sleet, and to my surprise I noticed alot of betas (five or six of them). Funnily enough, none of the were legit and were hacked using cheating tools. The next night, exactly the same thing happened (except a real beta, Hats, was on).
I am truly disgusted by what is happening these days. I hardly see any real betas around, and now with these item adders, it's nearly impossible to detect if a penguin is rare anymore!
CP really needs to start banning all of these fake betas, and everyone else who uses item adders for that matter. The amount of people that I've seen with all of the stamps is just insane... It really devalues items when you see that someone used an adder to get something.
Mrsnoe wrote: CP really needs to start banning all of these fake betas, and everyone else who uses item adders for that matter. The amount of people that I've seen with all of the stamps is just insane... It really devalues items when you see that someone used an adder to get something.
I'm guessing they need more mods to come on servers especially like Sleet daily, so they can moderate everything.
Pokémon TD wrote: Or just patch the unavailable items by making them bait items.
Then real betas wouldn't be able to wear it either.
To be honest with you, I've seen them on almost every popular server I've visited, THAT many people are using item adders now. Sleet is also a common place for them but I've also seen many on Blizzard and other populated servers. Sometimes I've just clicked on random people's stamp books even if they aren't wearing old items and I've seen so many with 291 pins. If they were ever looking for people to moderate such servers then I'd gladly offer, but I know that they probably wouldn't allow me to, even despite my age.
Mrsnoe wrote: To be honest with you, I've seen them on almost every popular server I've visited, THAT many people are using item adders now. Sleet is also a common place for them but I've also seen many on Blizzard and other populated servers. Sometimes I've just clicked on random people's stamp books even if they aren't wearing old items and I've seen so many with 291 pins. If they were ever looking for people to moderate such servers then I'd gladly offer, but I know that they probably wouldn't allow me to, even despite my age.
Moderators are often on servers such as Blizzard, which is why hackers don't vacate Sleet. Yes, maybe some people wear the Blue Lei, or a party hat on populated servers. They're just always stationary in one server. And here's something surprising: CP knows that A LOT of players want rare items, and that they're penguin is new. And the hackers are pretty much kids. They just don't care, because if they remove a item from the account, loads of hate mail is gonna come to them, and they'll lose business.
Once, I used an item adder (A few years ago) to be one of "the cool kids".
Smash Pro64 wrote: Once, I used an item adder (A few years ago) to be one of "the cool kids".
That does not make you a "cool kid". It makes you as hacker.
The Jonie wrote:
Smash Pro64 wrote: Once, I used an item adder (A few years ago) to be one of "the cool kids".
That does not make you a "cool kid". It makes you as hacker.
I'm sure everyone has hacked once. I hacked a item from 2006, which I hacked years ago in Penguin Lodge. Penguin Lodge's Item Adder existed in 2007, then I hacked some hand item from late 2006. I don't remember what it was. You probably hacked too.
Luismi C3a wrote:
The Jonie wrote:
Penguin Frost wrote: It just sickens me. A few nights ago I went on the server sleet, and to my surprise I noticed alot of betas (five or six of them). Funnily enough, none of the were legit and were hacked using cheating tools. The next night, exactly the same thing happened (except a real beta, Hats, was on).
I am truly disgusted by what is happening these days. I hardly see any real betas around, and now with these item adders, it's nearly impossible to detect if a penguin is rare anymore!
I'd say check their stamps. If you see a rare pin, that means he never hacked.
Ooooooh! They're so BUSTED! (No offence)
