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Originally Posted by MrAjusshi How about Italy Mafia Roleplay? I saw a lots of them using IMRP script while the script is really hard to get leaked? People also have IMRP website database sql and etc.. is that because of they own scripter? or just remake script?

Depends on how they really got the script they have. They could simply have copied as much as they could from outside, but it really ultimately depends on the skill of the head scripter on it.

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Originally Posted by Astralis Creators invite scripters to help. But they start some fights between each other. Then scripters share gamemode with everyone. Making sure it destroys the community.

To a point... There's many, and I mean MANY, that claim they can script, and often they look for help here, and end up picking up whoever they think that can help them. Usually the frustrations and the infighting start because people aren't really into making what they need to make, they're often there simply for the position.

A fairly common situation, is when someone is part of their team, doing basic scripting, then when it starts getting a bit more difficult, one, or the other will start feeling stuck, they get pushed, and then they get angry and end up throwing the script out to the masses.

Really, they'd rather the script was leaked in a certain extent because it won't be their issue that they couldn't do what they said they could.

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Originally Posted by TheMaskedGamer Sometimes scripters dont get paid for their hardwork and they release the script.

Payment, unless discussed, isn't required. If discussed then if the scripter didn't get paid, then it's their own fault for working without being paid in the first instance.

Cash upfront, no tick.

Many of the instances where leaks have occurred, no-one was being paid in the first instance, as most scripters get offered the old "You'll have admin on my server" and "You'll be co-owner" e.t.c.


In the long term of it, it simply shows first, the the owners/head scripters made a severely bad choice to hire people like these, giving them top level access without trialing them, and secondly, it shows that whoever they did choose was a shit guy anyway.


Leakers are deserving of being shunned by everyone, especially knowing that some put backdoors and crap into their scripts.


It comes back to a point of ethics, of which I don't think many people take notice of that class at all, or are taught it by their parents at all.

Back in the 80s, there was software that was postcard-ware, and "Will code for beer" situations. Ahhh to have those days back again.