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Demarko

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  1. Demarko
    I support Dez in this argument, until you provide sufficient proof to back up your story I will remain on Dez's side in this. The video recorded proves nothing and your posts are meaningless.
  2. Demarko
    Proof is still obtainable without the event occurring, you seem to have the motivation to reboot your server and review your logs but would it no be so much easier to prevent it in the first place? Letting the hacker do what he does is letting him win, he walks away with a smirk on his face while you clean your server up and have a lot of pissed off players.
  3. Demarko
    So just let it happen? Take no steps in trying to prevent it? You can still get proof without fucking the entire server over. Don't just sit back and watch as the supposed hacker has his fun with you. Yes in the end the hacker does get banned but the effects of what he did are unnecessary if given the opportunity to prevent them in the first place.
  4. Demarko
    For those of you who are admins on other server I have a question. At the risk of not obtaining any proof would it not be better to prevent the entire server from dying or from a town being bombed? You guys wait until after an event happens to act, if someone says there is a hacker, its only natural for an admin to shut down the server. Instead of letting the hacker do there thing, prevent it the first time.
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