XeniaLynn

With that, I've taken your advice and written an e-mail. Here's hoping!

Omg, this is gorgeous.

It's something!

Does it work?

@Gizmo Do something, please? This is getting way out of hand.

Yes, it seems communication is one of the least developed skills in 3DXChat, causing so many misunderstandings and bad decisionmaking. All we can do is set examples?

@NaomiMoonstone Be sure to let us know in the future if anything changed for you. I'm curious after all

There is a seperate thread for connection issues. This is a thread about a completely new issue. I think you're the one that's a bit lost right now.

@Layvon You complain about efficiency and how they aren't getting their stuff sorted out, yet you're filling the topic with pointless arguments that have no benefit for players or developers alike. Why not keep the pointless ranting to a minimum so others can hopefully find answers without having to filter through all that? Don't get me wrong, you've got a right to complain... but at this point you're just lashing out at people because of your frustrations.

Thanks for informing me then

Yes, I agree... there's an abundance of insecurity and a lack of confidence, but I guess that makes sense... I'm sure those men are occupied elsewhere

Hey @NaomiMoonstone and welcome nonetheless! Let me start off by saying I've not experienced harassment quite as aggressive as you described, or at least not in such high volumes. Although there's a reference against this kind of behaviour inside the ToS, unless it gets reported (and even then...) there's not much that can be done to stop it. Which leaves it up to you to handle it, which is obviously the reason for your post. I've did, however, have encounters that I disliked just as much and I like to think my approach to them is efficient because it has drastically lowered over time. So here's a few of my tips to hopefully help minimize it for you: Read the name of the rooms before you join. In most situations you'll get a rough idea what you might get into if you enter the room (obviously, entering a room that explicitly warns you, is at your own risk). Make sure your profile is informative. If you have any specific dislikes, make sure they are clear inside your profile, people might not always read them, but it's there for you to fall back on in case you need to. Obviously, stay respectful. When someone PM's you in a way you dislike entirely, do not respond... at all. Especially if they go against what you wrote on your profile. Not granting any form of response will usually force them to move on. In cases where people weren't initially offensive, warn first. I've had moments where I initially didn't expect someone to turn out the way they did... in these cases I warn them briefly, if they continue... I resort to not responding... at all. If all else fails... use the "ignore" button. Some will not take no for an answer... that's what the ignore button is for. Use it to make that character disappear from your 3DX experience entirely. Last but not least... don't dwell on it. A lot of people overthink things too much. Just don't... Enjoy your time with people you like and ignore whatever tries to ruin the experience. I hope it helps.

Although I haven't seen an increase in Xgold either. My subscription was supposed to end in November... And I have 150 days remaining. Unless I forgot how to math... that feels like there has been compensation on game time though.

@Gizmo I don't think this message will help the cause here (your credibility). If you scroll back a bit... you can read that users are having trouble believing this is all still DDOS related. Mainly because of a lack of transparency here. From a business perspective, let me give you a suggestion: Provide your userbase more detail on a more regular basis rather than copy/pasting the same line for every moment of downtime the server has, people will probably appreciate it, thus trusting your platform more and be willing to invest in subscription time. Just a thought off the top of my head though .

Isn't that more of a gullibility issue? Other than that, it comes back to what I've said before... the lack of information given about what is going on is definitely an issue, but they are not getting much incentive to change their ways if people keep paying, keep playing and their threats aren't backed up. @Gizmo & @Lisa: Surely you guys are just as tired of this constant ranting. Don't you guys think it's time to do something about it?