Why using a glitch to your advantage is NOT wrong.

[CyrusKhane]

Okay. I'm not gonna spend my evening arguing with a guy that has to cheat in a simple game. Enjoy your delusions, buddy. Have a good one.

[Berdugo]

Lol... this is like saying you are having sex with your neighbor's wife and while the concerned people around you tell you to stop doing it you dont because you want the neighbor's husband to tell you...

[Zhou86]

Lol... this is like saying you are having sex with your neighbor's wife and while the concerned people around you tell you to stop doing it you dont because you want the neighbor's husband to tell you...

LOL. Or you want the neighbour's husband to help you get a new wife of your own.

[Raphael Majere]

I'd be amazed if you knew the difference between your ass and your elbow.

I laughed so hard at that, rotfl.

I'll be pretty amazed if sh*t comes out my elbow, lol.

Wait Kyle are you say that after we play 2:2 our 3:1 should not reset because it currently does? Didn't know that was a bug but pretty much every meltdown guide says to do that now because one is at a serious disadvantage for not doing so. It is also far less fun to need to resign one every 10 games because your deck has no win condition. (No weapons, burn, or really any allies)

Kyle is saying that the ability to change the booster ratio is not a bug; it's an intended feature.

(By the way, the cards in the 8 booster packs are fixed, one can only play around that same pool)

(What about physical dp meltdown then?)

[Super Grover]

Lol... this is like saying you are having sex with your neighbor's wife and while the concerned people around you tell you to stop doing it you dont because you want the neighbor's husband to tell you...

LOL!

And it's the husband's fault for not making sure the door to his house was locked...

[SET Colosal]

[XanteseZerylliom]

Flynn, you're fighting a losing battle. Because the vast majority of us see you as in the wrong (not to mention there is precedence for reprimanding players who abuse glitches instead of following the rules and reporting those glitches through the proper methods), you should be punished on some level for this action.

Let's say I'm at my job and I find out that a button on our register rings an item up for $0. I can then assume this was intended for me to make a little extra cash and make the customer pay the real price while pocketing the cash that should have gone toward the cost of that item. There is no rule against it in our rule book, and because it is part of the coding of the register, I should continue exploiting this until someone notices (a ridiculous claim when there are so many games played--keeping track of every one would be impossible).

Again, that's total garbage. If you can't see that from the above example, then you're blind or incredibly unethical or dimwitted or too stubborn to bother with.

[XanteseZerylliom]

Lol; a post made too late. I'm finished now

[Unruler]

I laughed so hard at that, rotfl.

I'll be pretty amazed if sh*t comes out my elbow, lol.

You can always test yourself: http://www.kontraband.com/games/516/ass-or-elbow

[Index]

Kyle is saying that the ability to change the booster ratio is not a bug; it's an intended feature.

(By the way, the cards in the 8 booster packs are fixed, one can only play around that same pool)

(What about physical dp meltdown then?)

If it's intended, then it should let everyone know.