What is the point of posting methods that actually work? When a person posts a working method, they create more competitors for themselves, and make it more likely for the method to get patched. So what is the benefit of doing it? To get thanks?
People don't generally post their primary methods, they post ones that have worked for them so that others can (hopefully) put a twist to them and find a way for it to work for them.
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What is the point of your comment? What is the point of this forum? What is the point of you being here?
What is the point of your comment? What is the point of this forum? What is the point of you being here?
People don't generally post their primary methods, they post ones that have worked for them so that others can (hopefully) put a twist to them and find a way for it to work for them.
Well then . . . I suppose we should all stop posting methods and just discuss the weather.![]()
What is the point of posting methods that actually work? When a person posts a working method, they create more competitors for themselves, and make it more likely for the method to get patched. So what is the benefit of doing it? To get thanks?
Well then . . . I suppose we should all stop posting methods and just discuss the weather.
By the way Mr. Ben Linus, you just joined our forum today and at least
two of your threads are complaints about how we operate. Got anything
GOOD to say about us?
What is the point of posting methods that actually work? When a person posts a working method, they create more competitors for themselves, and make it more likely for the method to get patched. So what is the benefit of doing it? To get thanks?