I actually met a person that did this kind of stuff at a party once. He was 18 and was boasting about how he made a cool virus. Punched him in the guts. I get so many damned virus problems on my laptop. Felt great, right in the guts. Little wanker had it coming.

Sounds like fun, I want to kill the bastard. With me Mago?

Cordor would be safe. Right?

Hacks happen, just grab a DM and it's an instant ban.

Bignoting yourself for punching a n3rd.

Uhh ok.

I object! Nerd vs. Nerd is worth bignoteing.

Aaaand in the right corner, he rolls natural twenties, he twinks, he is a powerbuilder, no PC is safe from him beeehoooold the Angry DM!
"Rocks fall! Everyone dies!"

Aaaand in the left corner, he is soft, he is squishy, he is a wizard who survived everything a DM threw at him, and he is a roleplayer too!
"I daresay that your time of insolance and evilness shall be over very soon old chap."

Leeet's roll for initiative!

I always feel a little bit bad about the subtle ones. Like the guy I busted whose only crime was adding +1 charisma to his cleric, and changed it so his character started out with a katana instead of a small mace.

But it's hacking, so he's teh permabanned.

I see it like you play a game, and say complete it, you decide to play again with an invulnerability cheat, it just makes it soo boring, what's the point in playing a game where there's a chance you can die, but you use a cheat so you don't? It just takes away the whole point of the challenge in the game away.

I see it like you play a game, and say complete it, you decide to play again with an invulnerability cheat, it just makes it soo boring, what's the point in playing a game where there's a chance you can die, but you use a cheat so you don't? It just takes away the whole point of the challenge in the game away.

It may just be me, as my characters seem to be the first ones targeted. Maybe someone out there hates me. Who knows or cares, right?

Still, I feel I must warn you guys, too. All right. Basically, there are new characters being made, here and there, that look like any ordinary low-leveled models.

They're not! They're hacked!

They'll start walking around aimlessly, not saying a thing, then begin to "dance" in front of you (Using the side-stepping motion).

All of this is to provoke the "victim" player in smart-mouthing the attacker back. The attacker won't say a thing. It will just continue to walk around aimlessly, bumping into the character again, then vanish behind a building. It will come back, as though shadowdancing, in front of the victim and do an unarmed strike of three-hundred points of damage.

Like I said, it's happened to me three times, already. This last one, today at Wiltun, killed me in two hits. The finishing hit on me, he got past Greater Sanctuary. The guards killed him, naturally, yet he was able to get back up and "shadowdance" away, again. Other players portalled in, role-played seeing my character dead, and were also attacked by a surprise Hellball. So, that tells you something about being hacked....

That is all I have to say. So, watch out, people, for newly-made, strange-looking characters acting rather goofy and whatnot. They've even got it where you're not allowed to respawn if slain by them.

It I thought I could get away with it. I suppose I would totally get me epic characters munny so that I could actually AFFORD some of the stuff that people seem to be able to auction, a dozen at a time.