moderators gm's shouldnt be allowed in any events

michael bøg-petersen

        to the fairness of the game all hired staff should be banned from participating in any cs event
        i know that games strategi is pay them with diamonds but that will be considered as another way to use seads account and force ppl to coin the game even more for getting something in cs events
        first gm gets lowest diamonds but still it will be 5 to 15k a months;
        moderators even more....
        that can be compared to that ppl have to spend 60 to 150 $ just to keep up with staff for gm and even more for moderators...
        see there is a problem when we see moderators and gm rule over cs tycoons and also get best stuff every time because 150 us every cs tycoon is insane
        hope really they will find another way to give them wages or ban them from all events on game....

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statuto

indeed

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michael bøg-petersen

        well things should be keept in to the laws of the countries that are in the game jsut to awoid souing
        and in my country its elligal to have staff entering events do to that they make unfair advantage to them
        see they could have avoided staff cheating them selves higher up to the tycoons to the single server tournements and so on with just bann them from entering them
        but now some ppl make caos because that happened and they lost their advantage in this case;
        hope dev really will consider this or they will ofc have new cases of faul play in near future...

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janfousek

well, mods need to know the game and for that they need to play it. Imagine they never played tycoon because they were not allowed to. Would they be able to even understand this or that trouble with it? Nope, they wont. Just seek to previus version of support with completely clueless supermods and see that gta support could not only be next to nonexistant from the backside, with it could have been so lame on the front that event the worst juniors are much better - they know most of the game at least a littlebit.
And believe me, testing server would not be enough as where there is no challenge, one has no reason to try - just see builds of heaviest cashers, most are rather wastefull, not fine tuned, because ther eis no challenge requiring that. And without that, mods would not be that wise about the game mechanics and their job would have been done worse.

What happened last time (and was proly happenning all the time i play this), was proven and not yet admitted was usage of gta company accounts provided with unlimited resources to push spending at events. While a few k dias for mods may shift the spending a little, these seed account broke the havoc.

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Reply 3# janfousek
        ofc; mods have to play tycoons for example; they also have to take top no matter how much click with mouse they have to do to boost points, cuz they have to take top so they know what top 1 is and big prize is too right ?

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janfousek

Reply 4# cycona\'s moon
Nope, surely not that way. You went too far with that. But ofc there is such a risk and there is always risk they are used as seeds. But as we know they are making those seeds in different way this is no big deal

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tenshi samshel

        Think you should invert the approach. Mods aren\'t staff, they\'re players who help out the game; they get small payment for it. ;By the figures mentioned, it\'s far more effective to just work those hours and recharge, if it were about the diamonds.

        Mods need to know the game inside out. They also are motivated because they love the game; banning them from any competitive aspect (which would be the logical conclusion of what you propose) wouldn\'t particularly get us more or better mods. As such, such proposals would be detrimental to the work done by the mods.

        Is it fair? As said, they could choose to just work those hours and recharge for that. Which would net them more diamonds. So I think it\'s more than fair that they get some compensation for their efforts, as long as it\'s limited. Big spenders won\'t bat an eyelash over the amount anyway. It may not be entirely fair to f2p, but then, diamonds in general aren\'t; that principle itself we accept when we play a game like this one. Point is they must not abuse any of their powers, and afaik there already are clear rules about that.

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reginac369@gmail.com

          ;;;;                        Think you should invert the approach. Mods aren\'t staff, they\'re players who help out the game; they get small payment for it. ;By the figures mentioned, it\'s far more effective to just work those hours and recharge, if it were about the diamonds.       
       
                        Mods need to know the game inside out. They also are motivated because they love the game; banning them from any competitive aspect (which would be the logical conclusion of what you propose) wouldn\'t particularly get us more or better mods. As such, such proposals would be detrimental to the work done by the mods.       
       
                        Is it fair? As said, they could choose to just work those hours and recharge for that. Which would net them more diamonds. So I think it\'s more than fair that they get some compensation for their efforts, as long as it\'s limited. Big spenders won\'t bat an eyelash over the amount anyway. It may not be entirely fair to f2p, but then, diamonds in general aren\'t; that principle itself we accept when we play a game like this one. Point is they must not abuse any of their powers, and afaik there already are clear rules about that.       
;;; tenshi samshel posted on 2015-03-10 08:17:35;;;;
        Rules?

        who has to follow rules when the Company itself doesn\'t follow rules?

        Since Bitcoin, the US dept of treasury has been very clear on people who make even nominal amounts of virtual currency that can be exchanged for virtual goods, the are not only employees, but employees subject to taxation based on value of virtual currency.

        Now if they earned virtual items, that would not be the case. ;Not that the IRS is going after any of them, just stating they are in fact employees in my Country.

        Of course if they earned virtual items their competition in events wouldn\'t even be a question.

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tenshi samshel

          ;;;;                        Rules?       
       
                        who has to follow rules when the Company itself doesn\'t follow rules?       
       
                        Since Bitcoin, the US dept of treasury has been very clear on people who make even nominal amounts of virtual currency that can be exchanged for virtual goods, the are not only employees, but employees subject to taxation based on value of virtual currency.       
       
                        Now if they earned virtual items, that would not be the case. ;Not that the IRS is going after any of them, just stating they are in fact employees in my Country.       
       
                        Of course if they earned virtual items their competition in events wouldn\'t even be a question.       
       
       
;;; reginac369@gmail.com posted on 2015-03-10 09:25:24;;;;
Can\'t judge for your country, but politicians being stupid, wouldn\'t surprise me lol. One day one of them is gonna propose an oxygen tax.

*looks it up*

fuuuuu.......

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Reply 8# tenshi samshel

        Couldn\'\'t agree with you more, but they used some old barter system analogy to come up with it as a way to tax it. You know the government doesn\'t like any transfer of good without their palms out.

        So these people that had set up a trade goods website, barter this for that type of thing, actually found themselves in Courts fighting the whole mess of who pays what in tax and who determines the value.

        Wasn\'t even politicians that put it to these people, it was our supreme court that stated anything of value given in return for something else of value is taxable

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