Maybe - that's why I suggested to put it into the open instead.Cherek wrote:You misunderstand.
Ok - achieved. I still think a carrot would work better.Cherek wrote:The intention was not to catch players and then punish them for botting. Not at all. The idea was to prevent them from botting in the first place. So no punishments are needed. I don't like punishing anyone. If we keep people from breaking a rule it's much better than waiting for them to break it and then punish them I think. So nobody broke the rules yesterday, and nobody was punished.
Yes - my few lines about control and self-combat were a stick, but at least a different one than the same number challenges but packed differently. They'd not need you comming down and talking with an angry Irk for an hour. The issue would auto-solve. Whenever any solution requires the intervention of a protein-based-agent it's prone to be flawed.