So I stumbled across an interesting video this morning. Simply put, it shows GlassWalls hanging out with a small group of people in the Red Bull space...in side of a boulder. There's a lot that comes to mind after watching this, but I'll let the video speak for itself:
Showing posts with label glitching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label glitching. Show all posts
Sunday, January 31, 2010
GlassWalls; No Doubt in His Mind That You'll Glitch.
Labels:
elitism,
favoritism,
GlassWalls,
glitching,
hcm,
staff failures
Saturday, January 30, 2010
Glitch Warnings
We actually received three of these emails from various users in the last couple of weeks. Since they are all exactly the same, we'll just post one, just to warn Home users that they are cracking down on glitching:
So the warning's out there. No idea which areas or glitches they are referring to, but these form letters are going out. Now would be a good time for glitchers to make friends with the HCM, because HCM friends are allowed to exploit glitches.
But it gets more interesting. Checking the headers of the emails we noticed this:
------------------------------------------------------------ -----
PlayStation(R)Network
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Sign-in ID: [insert email here]
Reason: Game Glitch
Location: PlayStation(R)Home
This email is a warning that the account associated with the above
email address is participating in activity that violates the
PlayStation(R)Network Terms of Service and User Agreement.
Continued violation of the Terms of Service and User Agreement,
including the Community Code of Conduct may result in future
suspensions and possibly banning of your PlayStation(R)Network
account(s).
Please refer to http://www.us.playstation.com/Support/Useragreements for
the Terms of Service and User Agreement.
The PlayStation(R)Network Community Management Team
------------------------------------------------------------ ----
This email has been delivered from a send-only address. Please do not
reply to this message. If you have any questions, contact Consumer
Services using the following link.
http://playstation.custhelp.com/app/ask
LEGAL
SCEA is not responsible for technical, hardware or software failures,
any lost or unavailable network connections, failed, incomplete, garbled
or delayed computer transmissions, misspelled email addresses, lost or
deleted email transmissions due to the settings in your email application.
Any of these factors may limit one's ability to successfully participate
in this activity.
"PlayStation", "PLAYSTATION", and the "PS" Family logo are registered
trademarks of Sony Computer Entertainment Inc. (C) 2010 Sony Computer
Entertainment America Inc.
Sony Computer Entertainment America Inc.
919 E. Hillsdale Blvd., Foster City, CA 94404
So the warning's out there. No idea which areas or glitches they are referring to, but these form letters are going out. Now would be a good time for glitchers to make friends with the HCM, because HCM friends are allowed to exploit glitches.
But it gets more interesting. Checking the headers of the emails we noticed this:
innovyx? What is this innovyx? So we followed the domain breadcrumbs to http://innovyx.net/. That lead us next to http://www.innovyx.com/. That gave us the following information:Received: from m2l.innovyx.net (m2l.innovyx.net [216.158.188.236])
Innovyx is an email service provider that works with agencies and Global 2000 companies to deploy email campaigns and customer communications programs. We help clients create, deliver and analyze their email marketing programs, leveraging the power email technology with best practices in integrated marketing.There you have it. Home's support is run by an email marketing group. Why are we not surprised?
Friday, January 29, 2010
London Glitch

Well, it took no time at all for someone to glitch out of the London Pub. Congrats dev team, you fail again.
Labels:
glitching,
London Pub,
staff failures,
update failure
Thursday, January 28, 2010
When in Rome... Don't shave your armpits.

According to this post:
Here are pics of the buggy roman toga top with chunks of shoulder/armpit flesh missing. Haven't cropped them, so click on the pics for full size, since they'll be too big for the browser. A couple of the pics have similar poses but with the camera's flash on...that's because the buggy areas do this weird glowing thing in the dark...
Labels:
glitching,
lack of tech support,
roman toga top
Here Comes The Glitch
Unknown to the people who buy them, (Because for the user wearing them, they appear totally normal) The bride outfit is a bridal disaster. As can be seen in the picture here, the dress is a glitchy nightmare. And the hair piece that can be bought appears far above the wearer's head. (You'll look bald, unless people look up and see your hair floating far above you. Both issues that started upon their release. Both issues STILL NOT ADDRESSED BY HOME STAFF. If you have images of the floating Bride hair, please email them to us. We sure as hell aren't going to buy them. All glitchy pieces can still be found in the mall, where they are still being sold (at full price) as glitched up nightmares.
Labels:
bride,
glitching,
lack of tech support,
staff failures
Monday, January 25, 2010
Non-Caring mods, Importing Items, & Hypocrites
Going over the last few days of stupid stuff, here's some interesting stuff sent in:
So, you think that importing items are against the rules? Well, it is. Doesn't prevent home users from abusing rerouting techniques to get things from Japan. But is that limited to hackers and exploiters?
What you see above is CydoniaX, HCM staff. Who is that she's dancing with? A person with a suit that isn't available to North American users. So, while they are banning folks who abuse exploits and hack in items, they're still taking breaks to have fun with users who do the same thing. The difference? Personal relationships with users.
What you see above is CydoniaX, HCM staff. Who is that she's dancing with? A person with a suit that isn't available to North American users. So, while they are banning folks who abuse exploits and hack in items, they're still taking breaks to have fun with users who do the same thing. The difference? Personal relationships with users.
Labels:
banned,
ChronosViper,
elitism,
favoritism,
GlassWalls,
glitching,
hackers,
hcm,
HCV,
item importing,
lame,
poor customer service,
PSN,
staff abuse,
staff failures
Friday, January 8, 2010
effinem + ChronosViper = Mathmatics of FAIL
Hey thought youd wantto see this, this is the MOD eefinem and HCV ChronosViper partying with friends. why bother sending pics you say well if you look close you can see that the MOD and the HCV are there, but their friends are also glitching. They do nothing about it!! They just have a grand ol time glitching and because they are [removed] buddies with the staff they can do whatever the hell they want ;(
Labels:
ChronosViper,
eefinem,
favoritism,
glitching,
HCV,
staff abuse
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Who Controls Home, the HCM or the Hackers?
Good question. And an even better answer. The hackers do. Don't believe us, take a look at the following on the left. A hacker seems to have figured out a way to access the mod's tools. What you are seeing is the diamond that appears when a mod is moving around, attempting to remove people from areas they glitch to. The names have been blurred to protect the hackers involved. On the right we have a nice young lady wearing the EA Poker Crown. I think we can all assume that wasn't one of the two earned thusfar in poker tournaments. While the mods are doing.... whatever it is they do, these folks access any item they wish, go where ever they please, and do pretty much anything they want. I'd like to nominate them for a replacement to the HCM staff, because we see more of them then the HCM.
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