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Originally posted by tlf288
We aren't talking just about folder options here. We are talking about every level, every script, everything. Lets say a trusted scripter freaks out and deleted some scripts, a backup feature would be great here.
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You completely missed the point of the example. There is no use in arguing this further as you fail to understand what I say
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Oh yeah, I can see it now... "L3ts go guys, spend $60 dollars a server for liek 20 s3rbers to cr4sh gr441 for 2 hours!"
Get real G_yoshi, even if they all did manage to somehow backup at exactly the same time it wouldn't make a difference. It's not like it takes tons of proccessing power to extract files from a FTP, especcially if it is on a local hardrive.
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ROFL!!! I'm more realistic than you are, trust me. I've hung around anti-graalians before, I know how they work. They aren't going to pay for anything anyway. They'll most likely steal servers from inexpereinced managers or find paypal accounts they can use to buy servers. Its not very hard and they'll do it just to cause trouble. You have very poor judgement in this area as well.
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I guess we can't all be as smart and as perfect as you. Sometimes we forget or make a slip-up, god forbid something that we are paying good money for help us out.
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I'm far from perfect. Never can be anyway. Common sense is what it is; common sence. It doesn't require a rocket scientist to figure out the obvious. But I guess in your case as well as many others it does. I'm tired of repeating myself. You still cannot grasp what I say. If the managers are incompetent then they have no business in running a server. Its plain and simple. Really, it would be nice if unixmad would at least evaluate those applying for new playerworlds prior to giving it to them. It would save him and the rest of us the hassle of spam in the playerworld forums about some server being corrupt or someone stealing something.
This idea isn't efficient and it isn't safe. It certainly doesn't teach managers to be responsible. Its like hitting the reset button on a console game when you're losing. Just reset so you can repeat that same mistake all over again. I've been playing Graal far longer than you have. I also have a hobby of watching and studying people and I've leared very quickly that many people never learn from thier mistakes.
And this concludes my discussions for the evening...good night.