Do not ever give out door codes via in-game comms. Walls have ears (especially so if your neighbour has good hearing). Lesson learned.
I'm still loving Rust though.
Sneaking around groups who use voice chat just got profitable.
I'm very surprised this has to be said.. its kind of like the warnings on labels for products like Cotton balls that say "do not consume this product" and you're like who the hell would do that? Why does that even need to be said. I guess there is always someone out there that needs to be told not to do the obvious.
sort of like
[url]http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/04/05/the-most-absurd-warning-l_n_525337.html#s77121title=Do_Not_Install[/url]
[QUOTE=Dreldan;43689092]I'm very surprised this has to be said.. its kind of like the warnings on labels for products like Cotton balls that say "do not consume this product" and you're like who the hell would do that? Why does that even need to be said. I guess there is always someone out there that needs to be told not to do the obvious.[/QUOTE]
I bow down before your mighty intellect. And, yes I do stick cotton buds in my ears.
[QUOTE=Dreldan;43689092]I'm very surprised this has to be said.. its kind of like the warnings on labels for products like Cotton balls that say "do not consume this product" and you're like who the hell would do that? Why does that even need to be said. I guess there is always someone out there that needs to be told not to do the obvious.
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It gets worse. I've seen a couple of twitch streamers with the server connect info listed on the stream while entering their door codes...
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