Without the trap, all reports are checked, no matter if they come from the mod or from clean game.
Maybe I'm tired tonight....
but without that trap, those requests wouldn't exist, right? where is the time saved?
That is completely reasonable and normal though. This way he can focus on actual bugs that are reported which are caused by the game itself, and not by some external mod or guide that modifies the base game and may cause extra crashes and errors which are totally unrelated to the actual code of the game
You can ignore ALL bugs reported by people who said words "Josy" "library" "crash" in one sentence
Maybe I'm tired tonight....
but without that trap, those requests wouldn't exist, right? where is the time saved?
No, no it isn't. If someone was making a guide for a game that I was developing, I'd offer them some cash not ban them from my Discord and Patreon. That would be a weight off of my shoulders as a developer. The only reason to paywall a fucking guide is because either you're greedy or your game isn't successful enough to keep itself going. As popular as BaD seems to be, I find the latter hard to believe.
That is completely reasonable and normal though. This way he can focus on actual bugs that are reported which are caused by the game itself, and not by some external mod or guide that modifies the base game and may cause extra crashes and errors which are totally unrelated to the actual code of the game
The trap is put into the game so he and the moderators immediately distinguish between actual bugs and dismiss the reports of people who have an unofficial mod in place as he's not responsible for those
"cheat" is the real word DPC wants to fuck, No matter if they use a mod or not
I used to work on the bugtracker of a popular game, and the procedure was to ask if the reporter had a mod installed rather than blocking mods. It doesn't require much effort.That is completely reasonable and normal though. This way he can focus on actual bugs that are reported which are caused by the game itself, and not by some external mod or guide that modifies the base game and may cause extra crashes and errors which are totally unrelated to the actual code of the game
I understand what you mean, but they most probably don't deal with any bugs that are reported by the people who use those (I don't know their procedure, but that's my assumption). They just ignore those requests as DPC and his admins do, people don't get banned for mentioning they use a mod, their report is just dismissed and that's it
you almost got me there but that last reply... you seem to have a grasp of human behavior but you missed the finer prints, no human would ever admit to a fault and he even thanks in the end? lol, what is that a soap opera ? lol, polite educated reasonable people, what an imagination!
Pretty cringe that they forced nopy to shutdown bro rip, its gonna take 2 years to downlaod this badik update
I was banned, and without any explanation exclusively because I submitted my work to Dr PinkCake. The moderator called N7 knows this because my first and only message went through him (her?). You can question my statement but I didn't plan to make a fuss about it, I was just pointing out that this creator can be impulsive.If you have been banned, it was probably for some other reason that you don't want to mention
Dude you can see DPC's hypocrisy by just reading the first post on this thread, it's so simple
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There is not (that I've seen), no. What there is is some cheat detection, and if you try to load your modded save into a new (non-modded) update it will cause the game to exit at a certain point, at least in Ch. 7. Despite appearances, it is not a crash. It specifically exits the game because it detected the data was modified.
