2009-09-28, 06:30 AM
ShMaiz3R Wrote:Nice assumption you got there. Read over the statement again:
I neither mentioned how much I spent, nor how I used it.
I said that I bought a "large sum of NX", which could mean anywhere from 10 (the lowest amount on a nexon game card) to infinity (or however many cards a store could carry), depending on my own perception of what a "large sum" is. That's not for you to decide.
Also, I only said that I used the NX to supplement my in-game mesos in order to buy the sword. I could have done that in a variety of ways. I could have:
1) Purchased Cash Shop Surprises, which would have given me 1mil bags.
2) Purchased Gold or Silver bags from the cash shop.
3) Gacha'd at Mushroom Shrine or NLC and gained profit.
4) Use the MTS to convert to mesos.
Any of these listed items are legitimate uses for NX. You're trying to claim that I used a fifth option, and that was sell the NX directly by giving the code or gifting.
Tell me, how did you infer this from such an ambiguous statement? Even if left to probability, you'd only have a 20% chance of being right. Is it just because you want it to be that way so you can judge me based on such a trivial piece of data?
Please stop trolling my thread. The only way that my spending of NX is related to this thread is that it gives me more of a position in the eyes of a Nexon employee reading this essay, which by the way, is copy-and-pasted from the ticket I sent to Nexon.
If you read, I stated that BECAUSE your statement was ambiguous, I assumed the easiest thing for you to have done. And i stated I would apologize if wrong. However, given your attitude, I don't feel an apology is necessary. I also never commented on the "large sum." Also, spending money does NOT raise or lower your opinion in Nexon's eyes. I've personally reported and seen perma-banned 11 hackers that had pets, loot gear on their pets, fully nx'd outfits, etc BEFORE the MTS was implemented. I won't be commenting in your threads anymore. Good luck with your tickets and your horribly mistaken views of how Nexon operates.