'Second Life' Mogul Bombarded With Floating Penises
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Anshe Chung was one of the most well-known avatars in the virtual world of Second Life. She was so successful that her user, Ailin Graef, earned more than $1 million in real money from her virtual persona. This prompted CNET to organize an in-game interview.
But a group of players did their best to disrupt the event.
They were able to access the supposedly secure virtual studio and send dozens of giant floating penises at her and the interviewer for about 10 minutes before the issue was resolved.
A 'World Of Warcraft' Player Made People Jump Into The Ocean
[ranking: 13]
Redditor /u/Fly_Eagles_Fly played World of Warcraft as the Undead Shadow Priest. He would climb into a blimp at Orgrimmar and challenge other players to duel once the blimp began moving. He would then cast mind control.
For the first few seconds, he'd have them dance. Then he'd walk the player to the edge of the blimp and make them jump into the ocean. The player would then have to swim back to shore and wait for another blimp.
This Redditor Drowned People In 'World Of Warcraft'
[ranking: 5]
In World of Warcraft, one Redditor found a diabolical way to exploit players begging for gold in the city of Stormwind.
From Redditor /u/Saintblack:
I'd tell them I would give them gold, and invite them to a party. I'd then tell them that we have to go somewhere private, because I didn't want other people to see me doing a trade with a low level player or I might get banned.
I'd jump in the canal and swim to the bottom, and pop a water breathing potion. If/when they swam to the bottom with me, I'd open trade with 1,000g in the window and never hit accept.
I drowned a lot of people.
An 'Ultima Online' Player Manipulated Players To Death
[ranking: 11]
An Ultima Online human character named Belan described herself as a noble looter. She claimed to never directly kill anyone, but she would loot every dead body she came across.
Turns out she discovered a lot of dead bodies because she had mastery of skills that allowed her to control any wild creature, allowing her to manipulate the deaths of characters in practically any situation. She would then resurrect them and offer to sell them back their own gear for half its worth.
Pets Become Bombs In 'World Of Warcraft'
[ranking: 10]
A World of Warcraft boss became notorious for a particular spell he could cast on characters. Baron Geddon had a buff known as Living Bomb that would turn players and their pets into ticking time bombs.
Some people soon noticed that dismissing a pet would pause the bomb timer but not cancel it. This allowed them to travel to supposedly safe places and then recall their pet. It would then explode in a fiery death, killing dozens or even hundreds of unsuspecting players. The problem became so severe that developers had to change the spell.
A Father Hired Virtual Assassins To Kill His Son In Online Games
[ranking: 8]
Fearing his son was spending too much time playing online video games, a father in China decided to take matters into his own hands. He hired experienced players to track down his son??s characters in several different games and mercilessly kill them over and over again.
The boy eventually learned what his dad had done when he confronted some of his attackers and demanded to know why they were constantly harassing him.
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