As I told you in a message, trying to bridge the gap and help you resolve this... You're not doing the smartest thing in the world. There are ways in the game to be a jerk and still be intelligent, and Torn has many of them, even represented in awards and mementos.
Okay, buddy, let's take this one step at a time:
You say you're getting support... Do you realize that nobody in this game—a game of violence and theft—is supporting you? Is anyone in this thread doing so? Can you point them out?
As I said, it's not the smartest thing in the world, and with every word you reinforce that. You're aware that no matter what you do, people are going to be entertained by messing with your account, right?
How long did your money last, or how long will it last? In fact, it's just fake, virtual money, dude.
You understand that you're calling others crybabies online, right? First of all, what did you expect them to do? Want them to applaud you? And second... It's very easy to call people cowards, to say you have a Ferrari, that you're married (like you just did), and so on. But calling others cowards online has a particular implication, you know, and it's simple: anyone can be Rambo from behind a keyboard, anyone can be a brave guy online, and reality is different, dude.
Playing Counter-Strike or Warzone, or insulting someone online, doesn't make you a badass or a tough guy. You know why? Because bravery and courage are the exact opposite of that. Online, there are never any immediate, tangible consequences, while in real life there are—and that's precisely what bravery is: going forward and facing the issue even knowing the possibility and tangibility of the consequences.
You don't face any consequences here, my friend. Nobody's going to hurt you. You'll probably just close the tab and play another game.
Now... At my age, I've realized this is a pattern. Usually, it's the product of people who, in real life, are weak and cowardly—people who can't handle their daily lives. And you know why I know that? Because life has led me to cross paths with several of them, and because they make it obvious in every word they utter. You can feel that latent need to reaffirm themselves as people.
By the way, the fact that you can't even deal with your problems within the game in a healthy way, like gambling, also makes that problem clear. You are not a stable person. You are not someone who can deal with their own problems—much less someone intelligent or brave.
i hate to say it... i play BJ almost every day... and im taking all the numbers an probs since the last update, and the probs for the "pc" over the user to get an "A" or a natural are unbalanced over the user ones...
the probs to get "over 21" are also bigger for the user...
(3000 BJ hands... distributed between friends, girlfriend and me)
the sugestion here is to make it more realistic in the way of numbers and probabilities, i use the same way of playing in the real life...
and its a safe way to bet...
in "big numbers rule" its almost imposible to get a row of 20 or 30 lost hands, and we are getting this here!
I got kicked in the throat by Leslie, but the wheel didn't even turn.... in fact, I was able to use the wheel a second time (the button was still active after leaving the hospital) and got kicked again (this time the roulette exhausted the spin button and the wheel turned).
2 kicks, 2 games? i cant reproduce the bug again i guess.
To add to the group's collection of stories... I think he is one of the most genuine, understanding, and dedicated people around.
That makes the milestone doubly significant... Not only is he a tremendous player, but he’s also a great guy.
Whenever I had a problem, he would try to resolve it or help me, even when the matter might have been beyond his reach. I think that in my case, singling out just one instance would be unfair.
As I told you in a message, trying to bridge the gap and help you resolve this... You're not doing the smartest thing in the world. There are ways in the game to be a jerk and still be intelligent, and Torn has many of them, even represented in awards and mementos.
Okay, buddy, let's take this one step at a time:
You say you're getting support... Do you realize that nobody in this game—a game of violence and theft—is supporting you? Is anyone in this thread doing so? Can you point them out?
As I said, it's not the smartest thing in the world, and with every word you reinforce that. You're aware that no matter what you do, people are going to be entertained by messing with your account, right?
How long did your money last, or how long will it last? In fact, it's just fake, virtual money, dude.
You understand that you're calling others crybabies online, right? First of all, what did you expect them to do? Want them to applaud you? And second... It's very easy to call people cowards, to say you have a Ferrari, that you're married (like you just did), and so on. But calling others cowards online has a particular implication, you know, and it's simple: anyone can be Rambo from behind a keyboard, anyone can be a brave guy online, and reality is different, dude.
Playing Counter-Strike or Warzone, or insulting someone online, doesn't make you a badass or a tough guy. You know why? Because bravery and courage are the exact opposite of that. Online, there are never any immediate, tangible consequences, while in real life there are—and that's precisely what bravery is: going forward and facing the issue even knowing the possibility and tangibility of the consequences.
You don't face any consequences here, my friend. Nobody's going to hurt you. You'll probably just close the tab and play another game.
Now... At my age, I've realized this is a pattern. Usually, it's the product of people who, in real life, are weak and cowardly—people who can't handle their daily lives. And you know why I know that? Because life has led me to cross paths with several of them, and because they make it obvious in every word they utter. You can feel that latent need to reaffirm themselves as people.
By the way, the fact that you can't even deal with your problems within the game in a healthy way, like gambling, also makes that problem clear. You are not a stable person. You are not someone who can deal with their own problems—much less someone intelligent or brave.
I got kicked in the throat by Leslie, but the wheel didn't even turn.... in fact, I was able to use the wheel a second time (the button was still active after leaving the hospital) and got kicked again (this time the roulette exhausted the spin button and the wheel turned).
2 kicks, 2 games? i cant reproduce the bug again i guess.
Im an old player who returned to the game some days a go... if only i had these tools back then. A nice guy, excellent service: a very smart guide focusing point by point in your character, what are you doing right now and your playing style. Lots of tips and advices. It feels more than a friend advice, explaining "insides" of the game, than buying a service, because all that information worths gold, and its impossible to pay the real price, as i said... its a lot more like a nice guy or a friend giving you a very good advice or a guide (better than those on web, because is custom made for your char), than a service.
"go to africa and shoot x person with a rifle" but when i attack this person... i got a red message what displays "this person has not been online recently" ...
i hate to say it... i play BJ almost every day... and im taking all the numbers an probs since the last update, and the probs for the "pc" over the user to get an "A" or a natural are unbalanced over the user ones...
the probs to get "over 21" are also bigger for the user...
(3000 BJ hands... distributed between friends, girlfriend and me)
the sugestion here is to make it more realistic in the way of numbers and probabilities, i use the same way of playing in the real life...
and its a safe way to bet...
in "big numbers rule" its almost imposible to get a row of 20 or 30 lost hands, and we are getting this here!