I just finished a mission, and i dont remember killing anyone, but i threw 3 bodies on the water.
At the end of the mission, i ended up getting "3 kills"
So, dumping a unconscious guard/enemy to the water, counts as a kill ?
@Sterno Personally, I don't care which way we go along the piracy debate, as long as it's a consistent policy. I thought your question was pretty facetious, but I'm letting others handle it.
In does raise the question of whether or not every Skyrim question that guy ever asks in the future needs to be automatically closed since he's now admitted to a pirated copy.
There's nothing wrong with arguing that the question should be reopened, that's perfectly fine to do. But reposting it and leaving passive aggressive comments is just flat-out not okay.
@FEichinger I strongly disagree that reposting it is not okay. I'll delete the passive aggressive comments. Which one? The thing about it not being pirated?
@fbueckert I'm not convinced we all have the same understanding of what that policy is.
I mean, clearly we don't.
The meta you linked in that one question was hardly cut and dry. It was about an entirely different case where you could NOT separate piracy from the question and still have the question.
I find myself constantly wishing I had some idea what the research tree looked like. For example, if I want to unlock plasma weapons, do I have to go down the laser weapon path first to unlock it, or am I going in completely in the wrong direction?If I want to get a satellite nexus, what do I nee...
@Sterno This is one case in which I agree with @fbueckert that "the question should stand on its own": We can only prove that the bug isn't down to piracy because other people confirm so.
The issue I'm seeing is this (per the meta @fbueckert is going by - That question had an underlying good question; "How do I move my stats from one installation of the game to another?" - but because the user admitted to piracy, we didn't even attempt salvaging it for the good underlying question and deleted it.
Now a new question comes up with another valid question, but the user outright admits to piracy - why is our response not the same?
> When it comes to legality, we tend to err on the side of assuming good faith here, and only prohibit questions that are clearly on the wrong side of the law
@Sterno Are you friggin kidding me? You just said it yourself: We did not discuss if a "fixed" version would be okay. We don't, because we already threw the question out before we even got to that point.
@Sterno We're saying that Test #1, before we even figure if the question is legitimate or not, is if it's about piracy. If it is, question is closed. Full stop.
It doesn't matter whether the user has a legit problem or not. It's piracy, therefore off-topic.
@fbueckert I get what you're saying. I'm saying that I don't think that the meta question you're referencing states that. That may have been what happened in it, but it's not about whether or not that's the proper policy.
Seriously, though, if imagebox asks another skyrim question now, are you guys proposing we auto-close it since he has admitted to piracy of the game? If not, why not?
I'm seeing these symbols everywhere. Merchant stalls, houses, etc. What do they represent? Are there more?
Note: These are not unique to these locations. I have found the 4th symbol the most. On both houses and shops.
I've found a (my first) memory artifact in Assassin's Creed 3 Tyranny of King George (episode 1). I've pressed the "interact" button and a picture appeared; nothing else. The symbol did not disappear from the map. Is that supposed to happen? Can I collect all 3 of them in this episode (The Infamy)?
@fbueckert The point isn't whether or not it's facetious. The point is whether we're prohibiting questions as some sort of punitive measure against pirates, or if we're doing it because such questions are a problem on the site. It sounds like the former, because that's the only case where it matters if @OrigamiRobot is actually a pirate or not.
@OrigamiRobot For what it's worth, if the original revision contained a note that says it was pirated, then, yes, I'd say close it in keeping with the policy we enforced before.
When a question is asked, it's not just the asker's anymore. It's everyone's. Therefore, if it can apply to legitimate copies, it should be on topic regardless of who asked and whether or not they pirated it.
@fbueckert For what it's worth, I wouldn't think piracy is on-topic. It's totally irrelevant to the question. The entire comment chain should be deleted. Then no one would ever know.
@Sterno I still think that was more of a jerk move than anything else, and that you shouldn't have done that. But, regardless, others can handle that. I don't care enough about it.
@FEichinger Okay, I realize why you would think I'm doing it to fuel a petty argument because I make jackass comments in The Bridge. But I assure you, I really do feel strongly about this and am not doing it just to incite trouble.
Again: I'm not against changing the policy about piracy. If we can edit it out and the question still works for everyone involved, that'd be perfectly fine by me. But we need to set that in stone, so we don't bump around from one end to the other every single time piracy comes up.