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READ BEFORE ASKING FOR HELP
READ BEFORE ASKING FOR HELP
As I have been recently inducted as PHS, I have found it very difficult to provide specific solutions and answers towards your problems. As a result, I have formulated a specific structure in your requests for help which will convenient both helpers and yourself.
Below is how you should create an ideal thread requiring help and assistance from other members:
(Insert title here)
Problem or issue:
Example: Whenever I inject hacks CA crashes etc.
Hacks/Injectors used (if issue is hack related):
Example: Hacks=Black Cipher 5 Injector=Portal
Screenshot (if possible):
Upload to TinyPic - Free Image Hosting, Photo Sharing & Video Hosting and copy the [IMG] code.
Example:
Other general comments regarding your issue (such as what you’ve already done to try and resolve the issue):
Example: When my client crash I also seem to get an error 003. I’ve also tried uninstalling and reinstalling CA.
Contact details: Teamview/MSN etc. Post on the thread or pm to person who wants to help you.
Template/Structure for your thread (simply copy and paste and fill in the blanks for your issue):
Also I have noticed a few issues with answers from people who are trying to give "solutions." I have found some posts as just sheer spam who aren't helping the thread maker at all. Try to avoid the following:
-Posting solutions that the thread maker has clearly indicated that they have tried. E.g. suggesting to the threadmaker to reinstall CA when they have indicated they have already done so.
-READ the thread clearly, I have seen totally unrelated/inappropriate solutions posted. E.g. Telling the threadmaker to reinstall the game when they are just having problems with hacks.
-DON'T BEG FOR THANKS OR REP!!!!!!!!!! THEY WILL REP/THANK YOU IF YOUR ADVICE IS GOOD. BEGGING FOR THESE IS JUST PLAIN SAD!
-Don't say I don't know, either you contribute or don't post anything.
-Don't repeat answers from other members and just reword them. You may comment on whether or not their solutions/advice is appropriate or not. E.g. Don't listen to him it'll ruin your client etc.
Below is how you should create an ideal thread requiring help and assistance from other members:
(Insert title here)
Problem or issue:
Example: Whenever I inject hacks CA crashes etc.
Hacks/Injectors used (if issue is hack related):
Example: Hacks=Black Cipher 5 Injector=Portal
Screenshot (if possible):
Upload to TinyPic - Free Image Hosting, Photo Sharing & Video Hosting and copy the [IMG] code.
Example:
Other general comments regarding your issue (such as what you’ve already done to try and resolve the issue):
Example: When my client crash I also seem to get an error 003. I’ve also tried uninstalling and reinstalling CA.
Contact details: Teamview/MSN etc. Post on the thread or pm to person who wants to help you.
Template/Structure for your thread (simply copy and paste and fill in the blanks for your issue):
Code:
Problem or issue: Hacks/Injectors used: Screenshot : Other general comments regarding your issue :
Also I have noticed a few issues with answers from people who are trying to give "solutions." I have found some posts as just sheer spam who aren't helping the thread maker at all. Try to avoid the following:
-Posting solutions that the thread maker has clearly indicated that they have tried. E.g. suggesting to the threadmaker to reinstall CA when they have indicated they have already done so.
-READ the thread clearly, I have seen totally unrelated/inappropriate solutions posted. E.g. Telling the threadmaker to reinstall the game when they are just having problems with hacks.
-DON'T BEG FOR THANKS OR REP!!!!!!!!!! THEY WILL REP/THANK YOU IF YOUR ADVICE IS GOOD. BEGGING FOR THESE IS JUST PLAIN SAD!
-Don't say I don't know, either you contribute or don't post anything.
-Don't repeat answers from other members and just reword them. You may comment on whether or not their solutions/advice is appropriate or not. E.g. Don't listen to him it'll ruin your client etc.
Originally Posted by Artist
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