The longest e*pvp Thread I [English only]

[theitfan1337]

Originally Posted by Dаnny

I'm doing it only to help the moderators, because they are humans and they don't have the time to check all posts. The moderators aren't that experienced in all subsections, so they need our help.

But seriously, I don't know what's your problem, you're always that mad guy who's being so "cool" and trying to fight with everyone.

Unlike you, I was moderator on e*pvp once. At the time I had that job, my section was among the five largest sections in e*pvp, so I would consider myself to be in position to tell you what moderator can and what they cannot.
What they can is checking their sections. That's their job. If you want to help, apply as moderator. Reporting the way you handle it is just bullshit. I bet roughly half of your reports are either unjustified or not worth mentioning. I know guys like you, trying to get as much reports as possible to become Guardian, and later on Mod. I would guess myself to don't have more than 100-200 reports, and look where I have already been. Reports don't count shit.
You know, bulletin boards bear this function so that you, as a normal user, can report rule breach where you encounter it. Searching for it is not your damn job and there probably is a reason it isn't.
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying reports are unnecessary; in large sections, they are vital. Yet nobody needs you to go looking for posts to report just so you can have your uber cool Guardian badge and feel like being better than a normal member. Or whatever you hope getting of it.
Form my experience, and I have some of that stuff, report-hunter barely help you moderating, they make things worse with useless reports.
It's the fault of e*pvp, more precisely the former administration trio, who promoted "#reported"-post by rewarding you for those. They just recently, like roughly a year ago, became fully aware of what they did and explicitly stated #reported and such to be spam, but the horse had bolted long ago.

Not even bothering to answer your personal insult, I don't give a single fuck about what you think to know about me. Just look up what mad means and don't bug me again for fuck's sake.

[Patato​]

Originally Posted by nQQbmad

Unlike you, I was moderator on e*pvp once. At the time I had that job, my section was among the five largest sections in e*pvp, so I would consider myself to be in position to tell you what moderator can and what they cannot.
What they can is checking their sections. That's their job. If you want to help, apply as moderator. Reporting the way you handle it is just bullshit. I bet roughly half of your reports are either unjustified or not worth mentioning. I know guys like you, trying to get as much reports as possible to become Guardian, and later on Mod. I would guess myself to don't have more than 100-200 reports, and look where I have already been. Reports don't count shit.
You know, bulletin boards bear this function so that you, as a normal user, can report rule breach where you encounter it. Searching for it is not your damn job and there probably is a reason it isn't.
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying reports are unnecessary; in large sections, they are vital. Yet nobody needs you to go looking for posts to report just so you can have your uber cool Guardian badge and feel like being better than a normal member. Or whatever you hope getting of it.
Form my experience, and I have some of that stuff, report-hunter barely help you moderating, they make things worse with useless reports.
It's the fault of e*pvp, more precisely the former administration trio, who promoted "#reported"-post by rewarding you for those. They just recently, like roughly a year ago, became fully aware of what they did and explicitly stated #reported and such to be spam, but the horse had bolted long ago.

Not even bothering to answer your personal insult, I don't give a single fuck about what you think to know about me. Just look up what mad means and don't bug me again for fuck's sake.

All hail

[Dаnny]

Originally Posted by nQQbmad

Unlike you, I was moderator on e*pvp once. At the time I had that job, my section was among the five largest sections in e*pvp, so I would consider myself to be in position to tell you what moderator can and what they cannot.
What they can is checking their sections. That's their job. If you want to help, apply as moderator. Reporting the way you handle it is just bullshit. I bet roughly half of your reports are either unjustified or not worth mentioning. I know guys like you, trying to get as much reports as possible to become Guardian, and later on Mod. I would guess myself to don't have more than 100-200 reports, and look where I have already been. Reports don't count shit.
You know, bulletin boards bear this function so that you, as a normal user, can report rule breach where you encounter it. Searching for it is not your damn job and there probably is a reason it isn't.
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying reports are unnecessary; in large sections, they are vital. Yet nobody needs you to go looking for posts to report just so you can have your uber cool Guardian badge and feel like being better than a normal member. Or whatever you hope getting of it.
Form my experience, and I have some of that stuff, report-hunter barely help you moderating, they make things worse with useless reports.
It's the fault of e*pvp, more precisely the former administration trio, who promoted "#reported"-post by rewarding you for those. They just recently, like roughly a year ago, became fully aware of what they did and explicitly stated #reported and such to be spam, but the horse had bolted long ago.

Not even bothering to answer your personal insult, I don't give a single fuck about what you think to know about me. Just look up what mad means and don't bug me again for fuck's sake.

Oh there, I thought you will just ignore me and put my nick in your "ignore" list.

Well, Wergez was moderator and he didn't check the posts, but he was closing many threads from reports. The problem is that, in the Browsergames section there are subsections, and each section is different. Without reports it would be full of spam and post hunters. Wergez and Lawliet! were coming only when there are reports. Elsastylez and Fearful were checking the posts. Now jarit and Nectix are working only with reports, and that's because they aren't playing darkorbit (subsection), but seafight. So in this case, jarit and Nectix are checking seafight, and Elsastylez (fearful left) is checking those posts written in the darkorbit section.

About my guardian, I was quite active and my friend told me to apply. I'm not interested in the Moderator badge because I don't think that I'm able to handle it.

Sorry for the mistakes. I just got back from school and i'm so tired from those smart teachers. Thank you very much for your reply, and mostly for the time you wasted in writing it. I'm sorry if I did something wrong, i'm not perfect.

[Callum]

Originally Posted by nQQbmad

Unlike you, I was moderator on e*pvp once. At the time I had that job, my section was among the five largest sections in e*pvp, so I would consider myself to be in position to tell you what moderator can and what they cannot.
What they can is checking their sections. That's their job. If you want to help, apply as moderator. Reporting the way you handle it is just bullshit. I bet roughly half of your reports are either unjustified or not worth mentioning. I know guys like you, trying to get as much reports as possible to become Guardian, and later on Mod. I would guess myself to don't have more than 100-200 reports, and look where I have already been. Reports don't count shit.
You know, bulletin boards bear this function so that you, as a normal user, can report rule breach where you encounter it. Searching for it is not your damn job and there probably is a reason it isn't.
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying reports are unnecessary; in large sections, they are vital. Yet nobody needs you to go looking for posts to report just so you can have your uber cool Guardian badge and feel like being better than a normal member. Or whatever you hope getting of it.
Form my experience, and I have some of that stuff, report-hunter barely help you moderating, they make things worse with useless reports.
It's the fault of e*pvp, more precisely the former administration trio, who promoted "#reported"-post by rewarding you for those. They just recently, like roughly a year ago, became fully aware of what they did and explicitly stated #reported and such to be spam, but the horse had bolted long ago.

Not even bothering to answer your personal insult, I don't give a single fuck about what you think to know about me. Just look up what mad means and don't bug me again for fuck's sake.

give this man a medal



two medals

[Supschta]

Originally Posted by Creationist

give this man a medal



two medals

no

[Callum]

And we wonder why the English chit-chat is dead

[.Don]

Originally Posted by Creationist

give this man a medal



two medals

give this man a cookie.

[Aneko ♥]

moin guys

[alpha-Atze]

Hay guys.

[John​]

Originally Posted by Creationist

And we wonder why the English chit-chat is dead

Nobody wonders. Elitepvpers consists of Germans mostly, and approximately 90% of them aren't able to speak proper English. We've seen it several times, either in this thread or in the premium one.

[theitfan1337]

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[John​]

I just had an acupuncture for the first time in my life. Suddenly I remembered why I hate needles.

What's everyone else doing?

[Requi]

Trying to get my pc working again.

PS: 1,6 in my english presentation exam

[Dаnny]

Originally Posted by Requi

Trying to get my pc working again.

PS: 1,6 in my english presentation exam

What happened to it?

[felipe']

OH MY *** I HIT DIAMOND IN LEAGUE OF LEGENDS<3