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|desc=The crib sheet is a tried-and-true cheating mechanism for ne'er-do-wells of all types. Though "cheating" in some cases might count as hacking or exploiting a system, or perhaps simply taking advantage of a poorly designed set of rules. | |desc=The crib sheet is a tried-and-true cheating mechanism for ne'er-do-wells of all types. Though "cheating" in some cases might count as hacking or exploiting a system, or perhaps simply taking advantage of a poorly designed set of rules. | ||
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| − | |ench=+10 | + | |obtain=Given to players who find major, potentially game-breaking bugs. |
| − | +10 | + | |ench={{modifier|strength|+10}} |
| − | +10 | + | {{modifier|intellect|+10}} |
| − | + | {{modifier|reflexes|+10}}}} | |
| − | == | + | ==Receivers== |
| − | + | * {{user|Cristiona}} for finding an infinite turn bug. | |
| + | * {{user|Malk-a-mite}} for figuring out how to use PP and HP restores in the middle of combats. | ||
| + | * {{user|Whuknose}} and {{user|Satan}} for finding and correctly identifying a problem with the way the gambling in the casino worked. | ||
| + | * {{user|Olaf}} two of them, for multiple bugs, notably negative casino bets, running software on a mallet, and fighting the same enemy multiple times in the same turn. Only player to have more than one. | ||
| + | * {{user|Valera}} for finding a bug that enabled a person to use a skill they didn't have. | ||
| + | * {{user|Zillow}} for finding an item creation bug involving the MD shelving system. | ||
| + | * {{user|whopurehead6}} for finding an infinite chip and item dupe bug involving trades. | ||
| + | * {{user|Patojonas}} for finding an item creation bug involving the equipment system. | ||
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| − | A crib sheet is slang for a piece of paper | + | A crib sheet is slang for a piece of paper that a student smuggles in to an exam with notes written on it to help. It could be as blatant as a list of answers if the student has somehow managed to get hold of that list. |
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Latest revision as of 05:58, 19 December 2013
crib sheet
Plural: crib sheets
The crib sheet is a tried-and-true cheating mechanism for ne'er-do-wells of all types. Though "cheating" in some cases might count as hacking or exploiting a system, or perhaps simply taking advantage of a poorly designed set of rules.
Possession of this sheet should not necessarily be taken as a sign of untrustworthiness or low morals. You might want to think twice before inviting the sheet's owner over to play a game, though.
As for how someone can garner an unfair advantage using a blanket from a baby's bed, well that's anyone's guess.
Accessory
Item cannot be traded or sold
Item cannot be auto-sold
+10 Strength
+10 Intellect
+10 Reflexes
How Obtained
Given to players who find major, potentially game-breaking bugs.
Receivers
- Cristiona for finding an infinite turn bug.
- Malk-a-mite for figuring out how to use PP and HP restores in the middle of combats.
- Whuknose and Satan for finding and correctly identifying a problem with the way the gambling in the casino worked.
- Olaf two of them, for multiple bugs, notably negative casino bets, running software on a mallet, and fighting the same enemy multiple times in the same turn. Only player to have more than one.
- Valera for finding a bug that enabled a person to use a skill they didn't have.
- Zillow for finding an item creation bug involving the MD shelving system.
- whopurehead6 for finding an infinite chip and item dupe bug involving trades.
- Patojonas for finding an item creation bug involving the equipment system.
References
A crib sheet is slang for a piece of paper that a student smuggles in to an exam with notes written on it to help. It could be as blatant as a list of answers if the student has somehow managed to get hold of that list.
