Technix

Linister, the scores required for your wine are misleading. If you score badly in ANY of the parts, you will get a bad score for the entire wine. Getting perfect 100's and a 10 will give you a zero quality wine.

You should be able to get perfect run on your first replacement, and maybe 80% on your second, and at worst, 50% on your third (at max draining speed). This should get you some passes to run the mission. Slow down the draining speed if it's too difficult but don't slow it down too much.

[start wine] [ wait 24 hours] [replace 100%] [ wait 24 hours] [replace ~80%] [ wait 24 hours] [replace ~50%]

Getting 100/100/100/20 is worse than 80/80/80/80

You get about 14 aging points every 24 hours. So you only need to replace the barrel twice to get 42 points.

start > wait 24hrs > (14) replace > wait 24 hrs > (28) replace > wait 24 hrs > (42)

100/100/100/42 gets you two SM passes

Greta wrote: »

ParadoxLost wrote: »

I would never, ever, consider giving nexon my phone number. NTY. If they were gonna add 2FA they'd be losing at least one player.

Yeah, i'm not a fan of adding my phone number in social websites too. I always decline when Facebook, Google and so on asks for my phone number just because my account will be "safer". No thanks, it only makes me feel like i might get stalked or/and spammed with messages via my phone if i plan to give it out in every account i have. I know i sound paranoid, but it's 2017 already, everything is possible in this technology world. Geez, i even got locked out from my Twitter account and they demand my phone number to verify it, but i highly refuse to give out my phone number because after you verify it you can't remove it anymore, you are only able to change your number... At least that's what i heard. I don't want to give out my phone number randomly everywhere, especially in social medias. I hate this so much.

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A lot of places have it optional and you can enabled it. If you don't care, then just don't use it.

Also, a lot of places nowadays have cheap/free burner SIMs to use. Don't have to use your primary number.

Some of the things you mentioned are true too, and I think it's better to be paranoid and safe than sorry. Even better than being willfully ignorant like some people.

Namiri wrote: »

Except there's no such thing as people getting their accounts hacked in Mabinogi. It's just idiots who share their passwords with people who later stab them in the back or people looking to cheat who get keyloggers by trying to download stuff like hacks for the game. Honestly the secondary password is already an annoying feature added in just to protect those sort of idiots from losing their accounts. So I hardly think we need a 3rd additional security feature added on top of all that.

Honestly what's needed isn't more additional security measure hassles. What's needed is for people to stop sharing their passwords with other people or trying to download things they really shouldn't be. Because honestly that's the best way for someone to protect their account.

There's people who make bad character judgements and there's people who get infected files from ignorant friends who happen to get their passwords stolen.
Your suggestion then is that they should just deal with the loss when it could have prevented it in the first place?
You know what's an even better way not to have your password stolen? Quit Mabi.

You can tell them not to do it as often as you want but people will do it anyway, and having optional, like I said earlier, 2FA would at least stop unintended logins to your account.

It's not uncommon for people to re-use the same passwords on other sites. And if those other sites use plain text and gets compromised, that entire list gets sold off.

And I wouldn't even try that "there's no such thing as getting hacked" argument.
There's zero weight behind it.

If I manage to steal / hack your password, I can go waste whatever NX you have in credit or pre-paid buying junk. I could make purchases under your account then reverse transaction, then get you banned.
Through a longer method, I can go ahead and attempt to change your current password as well.

I didn't want to spell out the obvious to you. "That's all". But there it is. Some ideas for other people to try out who happen to share passwords with their 'friends'.

If not that, then constantly resetting your secondary passwords.

What kind of arguments are you making that you want LESS security?

A lot of places have it optional and you can enabled it. If you don't care, then just don't use it.

you should tell him where to disable it from
(he'll at least have you to blame first :P )

press the [windows key] + [R].
Type dxdiag and tell me what you see.
Also, if you have the render tab, show that as well.



When you run other games, are you able to see your graphics card in advanced display / graphics settings?

Also, you downloaded the correct drivers right?
CPU and motherboard is a brand new system and you should primarily install the chipset drivers first (if W10 doesn't already generics for it), followed by third party. I'm assuming you're using W10 x64

And confirm you see something similar in your settings as well: