Dumb move #346 (1 Viewer)

[Warrene]

Earlier today, I accidentally deleted a bag that contained some stuff I really wanted (2 GM tradeskill trophies, fully maxed for stats). Petitioned to have them restored, looks like they will. That's the good news.

The bad news: they played back the contents of the bag for me to confirm...I had superstacker loaded and had a stack of 97 potions in one of the slots. *gulp*

And I've tried so hard to stay below the radar LOL. Guess we'll see if they notice.

 

[tiikimagick]

ooopsy

 

[BadPuss]

Hopefully they may miss it or put it down as a bug. I remember seeing myself with 100 items in range slot on EQ players once. Quickly changed THAT.

 

[TeachersPet]

It's times like these that I feel completely validated.

 

[Warrene]

It's times like these that I feel completely validated.

Yep, I'll take my lumps if they come and learn a lesson the hard way. As we all know, the advantages of MQing are quite seductive/compelling, and it's easy to become too casual and too dependent. Pick your hacks wisely and use them intelligently.

[...I deleted the bag while running hunter.mac, was blowing down low-levels right and left and picked up my bag right as I killed a mob...hunter.mac correctly deleted the item on my cursor since it wasn't in my loot list...no more hunter.mac until I make the appropriate modifications...]

 

[Siddin]

Just put all of your items on the loot list.

 

[Warrene]

Petition successful, all items returned (including illegal stack of potions), no questions asked. Whew!

 

[VoodooVarnish]

Wow, I bet your sphincter was puckering, lol ! Grats on the narrow escape.

 

[bakshi]

I wouldnt be MQing for a while warrene they could be watching you.

 

[Warrene]

Turns out I had my head screwed on backwards. The questionable potion is actually stackable to 100, so all entries were legit....but lesson still (re)learned.

 

[FunWithUs]

Any GM patrolling this forum now knows that all he has to do is look for a petition about a couple of missing bags, and they will know that the person they find is an MQ2 User.

I'd be careful at this point.

 

[Hotter]

Any GM patrolling this forum now knows that all he has to do is look for a petition about a couple of missing bags, and they will know that the person they find is an MQ2 User.

I'd be careful at this point.

Uhh... I think not. Nothing is a given. While it may be something to look into, it definitely is not a for sure thing. I've accidentally deleted stuff more times than I'd care to admit simply because at times, I sure am ditzy.

 

[Marbury]

Also, I no drop transfered about 20 pieces of time gear from my druid to my cleric back in... Oh god knows when... and then later petitioned it cause I wanted the gear back on my druid. The GM said there were never and logs of it being on my character and that I should not make false accuasations. Basically, does a level 43 Cleric with full time gear not set off a red flag?