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Re: Terrible In-Game Tragedy

Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 5:18 pm
by Nikrosnil
Thanks for the support. And you're right, I did over-react a bit. But I needed to know that, so that I learn from my mistakes, and move onto the future.

As for hunters, I'll be taking a hiatus from them until cataclysm comes out, and I can play my little goblin.

For the moment, I've decided to go back to being a warlock, being the character I ditched, I'd like to go back to playing one.

And you're right Mania, it is all immaterial. I mean, they could check the IP, because he has had no access to the account, and also the credit card details, but I didn't want to risk being IP banned as well.

Re: Terrible In-Game Tragedy

Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 5:26 pm
by Saturo
IP Bans are easily bypassed. Not that I know how...

*Suspiciously glances around*

Re: Terrible In-Game Tragedy

Posted: Tue Mar 30, 2010 5:36 pm
by Sarayana
Vephriel wrote:
Bulletdance wrote:As a graphic designer I have committed the number one sin a few times, forgetting to save my documents frequently. Its rare now, but when it happens and I lose things I just remind myself I know how to do it. I did it once, I can do it better and faster the second time. No turning back now just plow forward.
That's a wonderful way of putting things, and so very true. :D
I'm totally echoing Veph here, what a great way to put it. It's an excellent outlook on life.