"That's uncalled for. This idea was pretty well thought out, and only a part of what I wanted to do to make LT less attractive for UCM."


Are you considering the fact that the features you implemented did NOTHING to hinder UCM, and only hurt those that were not UCM?

Lighten up dagwood.


If para hadnt taken responsibilty you be crying about that clown from england that turned his ucm program off.


Show some respect to someone that did upkeep on a tool you use.

lol elgarl

 

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I think we all saw that comment coming

 

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<< Are you considering the fact that the features you implemented did NOTHING to hinder UCM, and only hurt those that were not UCM? >>


How does not having a log on death feature hurt those not UCM'ing? I must have been missing something with all those hours I spent not UCM'ing.

 

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To clear up the question for someone whose doesnt see how this affects non-ucm players. If there were UCMers in your fellowship, and they sucked and died the effect is the same as someone leeching xp and putting in none of the work. They get 0 xp once they die whether they log off or not, the only people whose XP is affected are the rest of the fellowship. Its just a pain that only the rest of the fellow gets less XP, and it doesn't affect the UCMers xp at all.

Just to hold off on any suspense that may be taking place with some of you, I will address my future plans and maybe give some insight on behind the scenes of what brought this on.


I will make a more meaningful post when I stop working 15 hour days. Probably some time next week to be honest. I will be working on a way to revert the changes made and how to reverse some of them while keeping some of the needed changes at the same time.


There will likely be a poll to pop up with some general questions about what everyone feels would be best. I'm still going to make a small effort to keep it unfriendly to UCM'ing, but I'm not going to make the attempt to make every single work around impossible. I don't have the time nor willpower to police something like that, and I firmly believe there's already a company that's supposed to police it anyway. My intentions will be clear, and the EULA will be update to reflect such. I'm not sure that I will force the EULA in the plugin any longer, but I'm still going to leave that option open... but I will still refuse and and all support if I feel you are violating it, similar to how Gouru manages his plugins regarding the It!s and LTx.


So, I do apologize if this is causing anyone and extra inconvenience as of right now but if you're staying at the keyboard, your grief will me that much lesser than those who aren't.


C

 

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flipaflopadop

 

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Theres a certain irony to Gouru's EULA banning the use of LTx at the same time as his plugins because LTx can be used for UCM, and LTx's EULA banning the use of other plugins at the same time because they can be used to assist UCM.