SRL Archive - Discussions and Debates

Script request


footballjds

2012-01-13 16:59:43

I'm slightly sick and tired of seeing requests for Dungeoneering scripts.
Maybe this should be in the rants section but due to the fact that I'm specifically talking about registered users i decided to post here.

#HEATED

Could we make it against the rules to request it? I know you're SUPPOSED to search requests before you post… Maybe the mods were on coffee break?

<3

Sabzi

2012-01-13 17:25:29

I have harsh feeling about some requests too.
Like "Okay, I want a script that does this and this perfect so I can gold farm faster. Oh and if you make it private don't forget to send me pl0x because I am a genius that I was able to make the 9001th thread about it."
Some of them is just rude imo, they don't even ask nicely, not to mention that most requests were made numerous times(as far as I can see).

tl;dr: I agree with OP.

Kyle Undefined

2012-01-13 17:38:35

Yes, it's HIGHLY annoying. Totally agree.

footballjds

2012-01-13 18:36:01

From: Sabzi
I have harsh feeling about some requests too.
Like "Okay, I want a script that does this and this perfect so I can gold farm faster. Oh and if you make it private don't forget to send me pl0x because I am a genius that I was able to make the 9001th thread about it."
Some of them is just rude imo, they don't even ask nicely, not to mention that most requests were made numerous times(as far as I can see).

tl;dr: I agree with OP.


Like you said, it's not just dungeoneering. It's basically a section where people request the same thing over and over and over again.
I just saw three threads with almost the same title in the first couple pages of that section…

PatDuffy

2012-01-13 18:39:17

and don't forget the…

"I think this would be good to have perfect because it makes 700k/hr+, and I deserve this as soon as possible" etc.

I'm sick of it, starting de-repping all of the morons since that's the only thing I can really do :p

jakeyboy29

2012-01-13 18:48:48

they have a really good point though, after all, they dont want to abuse it, only 'learn from it'