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Pretty sure it's still read by a person, so you should be fine.

http://wiki.shardsofdalaya.com/index.php/Breaking_and_Entering

That.

Not really. Though... after a few years I don't remember why I did a lot of what I did in any aspect. I'm sure I had a reason at the time.

I support this suggestion and/or request.

I think Dynak's post in that thread is going on three years old, and im pretty sure we solved it at that time. If it's an issue again, its probably the same issue. Enough names get flagged, and stored in the database of bad names, and the filter gets a little... interpretive.

You need more AAs.

If I remember right, this causes issues with the server also, which is one reason it is disallowed.

sigh... - http://forum.shardsofdalaya.com/showthread.php?t=20065 Searching is your friend.

account management tool. linked off the main page.

good 10$ game. fun and different, and as stated good music, though the last half of the game felt like fiberglass insulation as length padding.

http://forum.shardsofdalaya.com/showthread.php?t=4385

You guys speak the language of Mordor? That's awesome.

Entering a zone after something has died usually has the consequence of the corpse being "out of range" for whatever reason.

Most petitions actually require player presence, the sbraego bug is one of the few that doesnt. Soooo it would be a very specific forum.. and probably a little on the unnecessary side. A better solution is to root out and correct sbraego bug.

Based on the first line of his post, I dont think thats necessary.

Without any other information provided, this is your best bet.

Try posting complete thoughts, along with questions. Usually they will get you helpful answers faster than... this nonsense.

Reread what was posted originally, that I responded to. "There are probably about 800 p/u raids for the PoLore relic quest thingies. Like 4 ringers and 14 noobs go kill some boss in nighmare but like nobody is 'flagged'." So we have sensationalizing, non specific examples, whiny diatribe...

Sounds like the problem is the media, not the computer.