Kusrio

Yeah, buddy. You and your clan have said that to differing people on several cases. However, this is precisely what this board is for. Do not expect users to register to your website specifically to report errors with the server. I am making a complaint to the developers or the community's moderators, not to your clan. Really only two conclusions can be drawn from these cases: WD leaves because a known hacker has logged on, or because they are harassing players with hacker of their own. Once again, that cannot be said with a certainty, but it furthers those conclusions since you experienced the same scenario.

If you had read my post, then you would have realized that I was not blaming the admins. However, it may have been one of the admins who hacked. I'm not saying there is a console command or admin control over a server-wide killing. I just thought that the situation was worth reporting independent of the others problems that the server has experienced. I thought I was providing decent information. Educate myself? Am I preparing for a bar exam, or is this a video game? As far as I was concerned, this was a board for posting suspected hacking. Also, there*.

Everyone on the server was killed simultaneously on US 85. The time was about 11:10, Central Standard Time. Suspiciously, there were no WarDrivers admins online at that moment, when there had been several just ten minutes before. I am not necessarily accusing WD of admin abuse or hacking, but that is certainly what it seemed to many of the players that were online on the server at the time of the killing. If nothing else, the server has not been moderated to prevent repeat hackers, or for my knowledge, punish those who do. Additionally, moments before everyone died, there was a helicopter hovering over Elektro, firing at survivors, and when I was in Balota just a moment before the server-wide killing, I looked north into the forest-line and saw the horizon on fire, with smoke rising from it. I figured it was a graphical bug, however, I had not witnessed one like it before, and question that it was a bug given the context of what followed. Though, I realize that neither of these two occurrences were necessarily indicative of hacking.