Authenticator Bypass
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Gold Sellers are actually massive cartels that make millions of dollars across dozens of games with different currencies. They also compete with one another!
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Remember, never underestimate the lengths people will go to out of sheer spite.
I mean, this is why losers vote for the Democrats, there's no length that people will go to out of sheer spite, they see a happily married couple, and then they start trash talking the woman, for taking care of her home and raising her children... and then they turn to the man and call him a wifebeating racist homophobe or something of that sort.
And then they go and vote for the Pro-Slavery Party...
This is why people outside of the US such as me, think the US is turning into a commie hellhole. Because instead of trying to do better, improve oneself and lead a life that's morally good, Americans especially the youths just try to get everyone else to be as miserable as they are.
Not just spite. It is pressure. B putting so much pressure on them that A is at risk of going bust - so that might hurt them, but not as much as letting B go unchecked.
Its not just about hurting B at all cost, it is about self preservation.
It’s not spite at all. It’s just profit.
I learned to never underestimate humans
No kidding I'm willing to spend more money to make someone pay me back the money they own me legally backed. I don't have to win I just need to make it so they don't win either.
Cartel C what are you doing? "Nothing, just hanging around"
They're bypassing the auth in silence ;)
Who me?
Same bad stuff but they can keep their mouths shut...
Cartel C just sittin’ on their stoop, eating popcorn while watching A call the cops on B for selling them fake crack.
Hangin' around? Thwartin' m'plans?
This is textbook "I will hurt myself as long as it hurts people I don't like more" mentality. Just wild.
Not really. Sure, that might be a bonus, but that is not the point.
It is still a 'business' even though an illegal one, and if B can put A out of business by steamrolling the market.
This action might hurt A, but they are not doing so just to spite B (though it definitely is a welcome bonus), it is just done for pragmatic reasons: self preservation.
It’s your competition, not people you don’t like. When they get more business, you get less.
even then ill hurt myself small time to hurt my enemy big time thats just good business.
I thought that was American Politics
"A" didn't hurt themselves, they only told them how "B" was exploiting the system explicitely because they couldn't do it themselves. "A" was probably using a less advanced method that was available to both and "B" knew some better way "A" couldn't replicate.
At least that's the most logical story as I could assume from this short.
My COD account was hacked once. Dude got on there and made all my guns max level, unlocked every mastery camo, and made my player level 999. Dude then peaced out and never broke back in. Not all heroes wear capes.
It was not your account per se. There were ways for other players to impact other players account through being in game playing the game :) Peer to peer (networking used in CoD) has issues, same goes with GTA 5/RDR2.
I wouldn't call him a hero but sure.
So he ruined the game for you since you had nothing to go for anymore or are you one of those idiots who can't be bothered to actually do the work to achieve something?
Someone once door checked my car the 1 time i forgot to lock it, found my spare key, slept in it for the night w the heat on, put the key back & left it where he found it in the morning
I went out, bought a gift card for a stay at a nearby hotel & left it in the (locked) handle of my car with a note thanking him for his thoughtfulness, i worked an hour away & there's no transit where i lived
@@Mister_Rat_ Sounds like you're pissed this didn't happen to you
Cartel C: "I'm just happy to be here."
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C:*grabs popcorn* this gonna be good
You brought popcorn ? And like that you've contributed more then Vegeta
@@EEEEEEEE me when i'm in a being perpetually unfunny challenge and my opponent is EEEEEEEE:
I've seen him tell this story before- Cartel C was bypassing by a completely different method and just STFU about it and continued to make money while A and B were being dumb.
Bro never thought about drug dealers calling cops on other dealers
That's a thing?
@@christopherthompson5400Look up LAPD gangs. There have been multiple and currently multiple gangs that work for and with LAPD and many other law enforcement agencies like NYPD doing drug smuggling, gun smuggling, extortion, kidnapping. Not to mention rival gangs that don't like the other gangs encroaching on their territory that don't have any association with police still report their rivals to the police if they get that info.
@@christopherthompson5400 it is, drug dealers sometimes tip off the police about hard pushing competitors.
@@christopherthompson5400that's basically what he was talking about
@@christopherthompson5400
To take out competition
"Hey mr security guy, this other team is breaking into the bank without triggering the alarm, and we cant compete with that, so here is how they do it. Could you please fix this so we both can have the samw fair chance of robbing the bank please? Thanks"
thnx i genuinely couldn't comprehend
If they knew how to do it why couldn't they compete.....
@@driplerthadripper manpower most likely.
@@driplerthadripperdepends, insider info is also nice to have, and depends on if the method was very machine heavy dependent
@@driplerthadripperI might know that sticking a pin into the wifi router can reset the router. That does not mean that I can obtain such a pin, use such a pin in the way necessary, etc. Same principle applies
If you ever feel ignored or useless: Remember there's Cartel C in this story. 🌝
So cartel C is like everyone on Tiktok.
Hahaha lmao
Cartel C is the one who can bypass the auth without anyone noticing and being silent about it ;) They're the actual winners.
Love that 😂
i was about to make this exact same comment lil
I love that Cartel C literally had no part in the story other than to just exist
he had three boxes. what is supposed to do, erase a box? ridiculous.
From what I remember in other versions of the story he has said both other cartels were doing it
Criminals snitching on each other will always be hilarious
the man who invented dial up landlines killed the switchboard indurstry beacuse the wife of another funeral home was diverting his calls to her husbands buisness instead.
so he invented dial-up out of sheer spite and killed an indurstry.
never underestimate the length people will go for spite.
Ok but also that guys wife was a total prick
Exactly why you don't compete with Funeral homes
It's spelled "industry"
Almon Brown Strowger, inventor of the Strowger switch
@@IgnatRemizovOk, you knew what he meant. I could understand being like that if he said something offense or out of pocket; your just being annoying. 🎣?
There was that story of the 3 dudes that robbed a group of people and one of them turned himself and the others in after he read the newspapers and found out he was paid the least
That's awesome
Bro realized, that there's nothing more important than justice.
Wasn't there more to that story though that the news reported that more was stolen then what was actually stolen.
@@ZER0punk yeah they reported more was stolen than what he was told and adding up the numbers he realized he wasn’t paid enough for it
@@donatodiniccolodibettobardi842 Sounds a lot more like "vengeance" than "justice". Never confuse those two, they're not interchangeable, they're not the same.
"Won't tell you the method"
Ah, it still works then.
*clicks hands together like general grevious*
I feel like this isn’t the method he’s talking about because it seems too simple, but I found a post from back in 2009 that was saying that the Mobile Armory app for iPhones used to let you log into a Battle account without the authenticator
@@blacksheep7576you must be right, "after getting through authenticator" makes no sense, because you enter the password first, so it's got to be some old app or whatever that issues tokens compatible with all the other services without checking authenticator, nice fuckup.
i think they wont tell the method cause what if someday somebody does something that somehow reverts a thing. cause the most used hacking in the technology world is using existing known vulnerabilities. staggeringly low amount of people actually try to find new methods, rest of the hackers just find a youtube video of old method that was patched in some update and do their hacking through that or use the hacking website like for example OWASP Juice Shop. That is entirely fake shop but built so that it uses known vulnerabilities and teaches you how to use them.
He said they patched it, but he probably didn't say because other systems are vulnerable the same way and wanted to not compromise those if they didn't patch (or couldn't patch, if the company doesn't update anymore).
@@hikarikounosecurity trough opscurity
Putting the “organized” in “organized crime” 😂
It actually all depends on the economic logic behind this whole process. If Cartel A was actively losing customers (and money) to Cartel B, because Cartel B was somehow much more efficient with their method then depriving everyone of that method was the economically sound move for Cartel A. My guess would be that Cartel B had a much stronger bruteforce-backbone infrastructure in place and was driving down prices through sheer volume. Cartel A then did the economically sound thing and ruined their advantage and increasing their own profit margin again.
this happens alot in music leaking communities, these guys will hold onto songs forever and ask ridiculous prices, but the second someone else says they have the song, it magically comes out for free
can vouch. told EarlMVs i had a song, back in 2016, fooled him with a private snippet and his ego forced him to leak the whole track lol
Apparently that dbag Martin Shkreli has made copies of that unique Wu-Tang album he bought with blood money and was sharing it on youtube briefly
I thought people wrote songs, had no idea they came from leaks instead. This is like believing in human procreation, only to find out storks are a thing!
@@JesusKnocks. Are you seriously telling me you pulled of a psuedo Watch Dogs 2 main story quest
As a former Graduated Music student with B+ In the past that rarely happened. At. All. - but as soon as the 2014-15 hit.
Ppl started doing this more aggressively. Every where
Note our Nation writes 60-70% of all the Wests songs - Yearly. (We wrote them for the States) in Pop music & a couple of other Genrès. so no they really didn't.
They didn't in the *80s* *90's* or the early *2000s* However in the 90s the Music was in Turmoil cause of *Pitch correction* which was and (still is) being misused to this very day.
I could literally listen to you talk about anything
You should probably get off the internet for a bit
Did you really just mock someone for giving a compliment? That is a new low...@@theendofthestart8179
Marry him then.
That's what I'm doing everytime he comes up in my algorythm lol
@@atrias144 god I would if I could
I can never figure out what your shorts are about, but the way they are presented are compelling and fascinating lol.
Information security and hacking
I was just thinking the same thing 😅
World of Warcraft gold farming in this video specifically/Starcraft/Hearthstone/Overwatch
it's the voice i swear
This video is about account hacking "cartels" ratting out the methods of other cartels to be able to compete.
If you ever feel useless, remember that Cartel C was in this anecdote.
I work in Anti-Piracy, specifically in the day to day operations department of a big company player in the industry. The amount of emails we get from burner accounts providing us with links to sites showing infringing content is crazy. There is also some independent sherlock homes type people that send links in too for us to action, but seeing the actual pirates go after other pirates was pretty crazy LOL.
And that whole thing is not gonna end soon. Recently, Skidrow Codex, one of the largest game cracking group, doxxed Empress. Turns out Empress is the bulgarian guy Voksi that cracked Injustice 2 and got swatted by the FBI, but under a different alias. Funnily enough, he lives in the same small town as me and everyone knows his real name and address, but the police just doesn't care enough
booo piracy is awesome 🏴☠️
@@bluewuppo booo buy your fucking programs.
i was hacked while i had an authenticator, and when i asked a blizzard employee how that was possible, the response i got from said employee was that the "authenticator is not to stop you getting hacked."
This is absolutely massive issue that everyone doesn't want to believe. That authenticators are not 100% infallible. We used to say the same thing about passwords. Every system can be broken, exploited and socially engineered. Everyone is just too scared to admit it.
but how can you hack somebody when for example their phone number attached to account and email also, seems safe@@cattysplat
What do you mean it's not to stop you getting hacked?
That is literally it's only purpose.
It's not 100% secure, because nothing is, but it's still meant to protect you.
You should have sent that Email to the press because that's EXACTLY the purpose of physical Authenticator MFA. BTW, social engineering is a hard dog to hunt.
@@MartinFinnerup it's only designed to make it harder to log in :p
I think I speak for all of us finding you through your shorts when I say you should upload these discussion/presentation segments as individual videos. I'd love to hear more about the topics you discuss but it's incredibly difficult to find any of it on your channel, as all I can see are generically titled stream vods, OSTs, devlogs, and full game playthroughs. that's all well and good, but I think we'd all love to be able to find individual video segments of you talking about this sort of stuff.
honestly I don't even care if they're all that edited, just these segments uploaded individually and titled informatively would be amazing.
edit: I asked with a donation message and thor confirmed that this is on the cards as a possibility, now that his youtube growth formula has started paying dividends
This!
Let's go!
excellent comment
Also make a playlist of such useful info
People talking about how they're willing to hurt themselves out of spite, but they're not really. The whole point is they can't use the technique. All they're doing is hampering their competition. That's a clear win.
Plus people do things that incrue negative consequences on themselves all the time, provided they feel the positive ones are higher or that its part of their duty or moral imperative
Entirely pedestrian stuff like doing exercise that you dislike and makes you unhappy for your health is that
How is any of this weird?
What's not a clear win is outing yourself as someone who is actively stealing accounts and bypassing authenticator devices, just by a different method. I'm sure they had IP masking and were using a pirated account to make the post, but it still feels risky.
In society, humans are zebras.
In competitions, humans are crabs in a bucket.
He speaks like a really confident elon musk that doesnt stutter
I’ve seen 4 or 5 shorts now from this guy appear in my feed and all of them have been interesting, way above the norm for shorts. Subbed
i'm so happy I found your channel lol
The method is to send me money, that jumbles the authenticators Gyroscope using turbo encapilatorian mathematics. So if you want to bypass blizzard just send me money.
me too frfr...
Actually that got patched, now the only way to bypass it is to send *me* money.
Cartel C: "You guys are getting money?"
Your Jedi mind tricks will not work on me.
honestly combating piracy seems like a job where you spend your days on bot seller forums waiting for them to expose themselves at this point..
Cartel C is just happy to be involved 😂😂
It's basically saying "I will shoot myself on the foot as long as my enemy's foot is on top of mine"
Bro snitched like my lil brother when I was winning him in street fighter
same energy as "man calls police to report stolen drugs"
Youve genuinely had so many good stories and helpful advice and im grateful for all that you do. Ive started watching your vods, starting with inscryption, and I even adore your playing style and commentary.
Stop taking over my feed! Your videos....I watch them all now
When the drug dealer calls the cops on you for stealing their stash 😂
Remember that, EVEN TO THIS DAY, Blizzard accounts don't require case sensitivity in their passwords.
Also realize that charecter length is harder to crack then charecter complexity. Businesses often compromise there own clients security by implementing complex passwords when it's actually easier to remeber a short sentences then it is a bunch of special characters and numbers. It's impossibly harder to crack the password iliketoastinthemorning then it is to crack Bob2000$.
@@ZER0punk sure, and yet blizzard also doesn't require long character length either...
@@ZER0punkExcept A. Its mathematically unreasonable to brute force most passwords of decent length if they have special characters in use.
B. You can significantly reduce this amount with a dictionary based breaker over non-dictionary passwords
@@fearedjames I completely agree with you. Don't forget though, you can also reduce brute force attack time on complex passwords by using rainbow tables and dictionaries of commonly used passwords. To answer A, yes completely true, like I said increasing password length greatly increase time to crack (72 to the 8th power vs 72 to the 10th power is a huge difference in possible complex charecter combinations). To answer B even if they use a dictionary based attack method they won't crack a 22 charecter lowercase password in our life time. I am not sure the exact amount using a dictionary based attack method reduces (I know it is significant). But howsecureismypassword (.) Net quotes it will take 23 million years to brute force an 18 charecter lowercase password.
None the less. Studies have shown that most people end up using shorter passwords when you force complex password rules along side other vulnerabilities and common habits to make them easier to remember (like the capital letter, word, followed by number sequence). While charecter length is harder to crack then charecter complexity. Rules that end up reducing security aren't good rules. Because it's only as good as what the user follows. I'm sure you know how using too strict of rules in an office setting people end up cutting corners defeating the whole purpose of them. Like for example implementing on the domain server that people have to change their password too often and/or have to use too long of a complex password, they just end up writing their passwords on a piece of paper they stick under their keyboard. It's great in practice but fails in real world execution. Their are solutions to these problems like for example using a password wallet and generating a random long complex password that's unique for every website (which I highly recommend, if you don't already). But try telling your friends, family, and coworkers about them and see how their reaction has that "cool story bro" vibe or their eyes glaze over most of the time. Their just not going to use it unless they are both tech savvy and care about security.
At the end of the day I try to give security advice that people will actually implement. The using a short easy to remeber sentence is one people actually tend to use.
@@fearedjames Yes, a one or two word password is easier to break than a 10-character password of random characters, but "I like to eat biscuits with my tea during tea time." is magnitudes harder to crack with a dictionary guesser than a 20 character random password with brute force.
There are 170,000 words currently in use in English. Keyboards generally have around 104 usable characters (password prompts usually limit this). My sentence above has 3.43e57 possible combinations of dictionary words for that length. The 20 character example has 2.19e40 possible combinations with the whole keyboard. If we start allowing unused dictionary words and limiting the number of characters in the same way most password inputs do, that disparity will get quite a bit bigger.
TL;DR: dictionary passwords are weak, but sentences are stronger passwords than any random character password.
Remember, it's all in the game. If it cuts the competition and yourself, but you can make a move to go after them now that they're cut, you do it. Their loss is you're gain, even if you aren't getting any actual immediate profits out of it. Money you can't get but they can is money you can afford them to lose, even if it means you won't get that money either.
Iirc A & B both used the method and immediately sold everything on those accounts while C transferred everything to other accounts AND then LATER sold their stuff because the market recovered
Impressive attention to detail in that cosplay! Great job! Alyssa's dedication shines through.
Ok, I can't understand why cartel A, knowing how cartel B could bypass the authenticator, could not bypass themselves. Cartel B had someone working on blizzard or something like that?
Could you post stuff like this to a second channel or something? This seems interesting and I would watch a full vod of whatever this video was on. You should link it!
It's on his TH-cam lives.
@@VioletPuppyGirl which one?
@Darkrezta All of them are, under the Live section of his page, you can find all of his live streams there. He may have a Twitch up as well but there are definitely streams on here.
@@VioletPuppyGirlThat's a problem with connecting only the Lives and Shorts though. Livestreams are like 1HR+ at least.
The whole point is we can get a "Short" story, but if we can't get the context without scouring through long form content some people don't have immediate time for, it falls a bit flat.
Cartel C just chillin, be like cartel C
Some say BSG doesn't want to get rid of the hackers on tarkov. The reason being that any time they need some extra cash they can just ban a handful of them. The hackers will all buy new accounts and BSG gets a little pay out. Depending on how many they ban. Tarkov is like wow in that these hackers can actually make money from the game. So BSG knows they have some to buy a new account.
"some say" yeah and theyre fucking morons. you think any money BSG makes from cheaters buying new accounts makes up for the MOUNTAINS of cash they miss out on from people stopping or never playing their game because of how many cheaters there are?
Then you find out the lead devs are actually making money on the side from it too.
@@cattysplat I wouldn't be surprised if I worked for a big company and had access to all the source code. Whats stopping me from selling cheats myself. All it takes is one independent actor who wants or needs more money. People deal in secrets everyday
"Who's side are you on?"
"I don't know"🤷
MALE MINDFLAYERS WHEN, HAKITA?
On real note, great video. I knew next to nothing of Ultrakill's story, aside from voice lines, fights, and cutscenes. I never realized how much more metal the game was until I learned more about the story. Also, the idea of the graphics having lore to it is hilarious as it is awesome.
Reminds me of the scenario where the tester gives 2 participants 100$. But 1 participant has the power to split it and the other has the power to accept that split, or deny the total 100$ and the tester gets it back.
Would you take the deal if the split was 1$ to you and 99$ to the splitter, or would you reject the deal?
Optimised and best course of action is of course accepting the deal. You both get money for free, you both benefit. You get a dollar and the other guy gets 99.
Unfortunately, thats not the case with humans.
People do not like letting others walk all over them, having self-respect is important when you can afford to.
That said we still take those 1$ deals when we don't have a choice, it's called salary.
I'd argue tthat accepting it is a bad idea as you're setting a bad precedence. Since enough people reject you get a society where such offers don't fly, getting better deals in the long run
@@ChannelOfJoris this was a psychology experiment, kinda like the trolly problem.
Prisoner's dilemma. Trust in other people is the critical factor.
the optimized choice depends on whether the experiment repeats or if it is a one time thing.
So what was cartel c doing? Just vibing, unaware?
There's this little storytelling rule called Checkov's gun.
Thank you, heard of the principle but never the name.
It's a short. It's probably taken from a longer discussion, where Cartel C is doing something.
What about cartel c? Were they just chilling or were they on some other nefarious stuff?
They were also using the exploit and got hurt when it was locked
They have a better exploit that no one else is noticing, so they don't have anything to complain about ;)
Cartel C is the only Cartel in history to do nothing illegal, immoral, or unethical.
Their secret: Do Nothing
There's literally an arms race for hacks on sea of thieves and it's funny AF.
Between Athenaware and Blackwytch
I read the channel's name as Pirates Of Tware, took me a while to figure it out 🗿
The S is capitalized ... How could you read that different to Pirate Software?
@@Herdatec Ya people on the internet never randomly capitalize things in their usernames
pirates_of_tware
That's why you don't roll your own MFA, imagine if they'd just used TOTP or FIDO2 it wouldn't be an issue.
Idk about dates of origin on those, however the blizzard authenticator was the literal first one I had ever seen at the time. (I’m sure others existed). May have had something to do with it.
@@aa.design.excellence could've swapped at any time before the vulnerabilites came out, no reason to not implement FIDO2 now
The enemy of my enemy is my friend type scenario.
Only the friend is also an enemy, and they totally shot themselves in the foot to fk with their competitor
@@ViktorLoR_Mainu If you can't bypass the authenticator but your competition can, how does patching it hurt you?
Cartel A, B and C is totally how they called the groups during the investigation 😂😂
Once worked at a company that a particular customer needed to order a specific part from us to get their machine to work again since this machine was their bread and butter. Mind you, we’re a small company with two locations in different countries but sold internationally around the globe. The guy does his paperwork wrong to do the wire transfer on payment of the part and we don’t get paid so we don’t process the part. Guy sends us a very long email ranting about how they’re going to head to the branch closest to him and destroy all of our computers. As well, he was going to sell his equipment (our product) to his local competitors so that they can suffer the same way that he suffered. This entire email then ends with “Amen”. So glad I don’t work there anymore lol.
I enjoyed listening to this but I have no idea what the hell he's talking about
Two account-hacking groups who steal account information and resell (either to the same person or someone else idk). One finds an exploit that lets them get around 2factor authentication (like those codes you get on your phone when you try to reset password or log into an account) which means they can very easily break into and steal accounts. The other group was upset because they were losing money to the ones who found the exploit, so they told blizzard about the exploit to 'level the playing field'
@@feloniouz770 ahh thank you!
Blizzard made their own security software and it sucked
Man, am trying to figure this out. Like,are they selling or cheating?
They were teaming accounts and giving them back for a fee or selling the account and all the items
Selling stolen accounts most probably
"Hacking" Accounts Passwords and Selling them.
But (im guessing) - A and B Got Tired of C
so they (A and B) Decide to Tell Blizzard Hey
C Method is this can you patch it?....
Blizzard say: Yes!.
And now C is out of Market and A and B Gets out Scotch Free...
I’ve seen so many of your videos it would have been illegal not to subscribe.
Someone wanting a competition to be fair is the craziest thing you’ve seen? That’s awesome
Crime is a business like any other, it just has slightly different rules than legal work.
Idk who you are but you started popping up on my feed but I love your videos
My favourite part of Thor’s stream is the brief moment when the American dollar signs are Canadian dollar signs
This guy has a GREAT radio voice! He could have a career in broadcasting anytime..
This is the best content I've seen on the internet in ages. So glad I doomscrolled into this man's orbit 🎉
CARTEL C: [Eats popcorn]
“These criminals are too good, please patch their cheese strats”
Following you has been the best decision I've made on TH-cam to date
Cartel A: I'll tell mom.
Cartel B: No Ba-
*EMERGENCY UPDATE.*
Cartel C: " I too am in this episode"
So Cartel C is the Blissard by itself
Cartel C just vibing in the corner. They're just happy to be included in the graphic
lol when the channel popped up and said PIRATESOFTWARE my brain read it as pirates of T-ware
One of the greatest examples of "Self-Policing" ive ever seen
The equivalent of crab pulling another crab down as the other crab is trying to escape the boiling pot of water
And...welcome to realizing how life is run! Gratz kiddo!
Ah yes, perfect example of the crab-bucket effect lol
I’m not even into the stuff you talked about but I still like all your little mini videos I don’t know I’m not even sure if you make longer videos but I’ll look into it
Literally no one:
Cartel A: "Here's how I will answer the Prisoner's Dilemma..."
The most, "professionals have standards," moment out of any gaming community I've seen
Thor casually explaining black markets to the public.
Pirates of tware is my favorite channel
Reminds me of a meme
ATTENTION DRUG DEALERS
report your competition
(Phone number)
Holy crap. You're bringing me back to when I was like 12 - 13 and I didn't have any money so I downloaded a cracked version Diablo II for like 8 hours, and I had to figure out what an authenticator crack was.
Cartel C is the people who use regular cheats that the anti-cheat doesnt catch
Keep doing what you're doing, it's working!
I honestly cannot comprehend what happened in that story even though i read the commends and watched the video several times, i need a professor.
It makes sense. Every entity/person will always devolve into self interest. It could be tangible gains or just something out of spite.
Cartel C with their backdoor sitting there laughing at Cartel A & B.
“I wasn’t surprised that Jun won because Robert just suucks.”
LMAO
I have seen two takes on this same story
One was this, “its unfair business, please fix”
The other was “this is destructive, if B keeps this up the game will loose too many players and neither of us will be able to make money from this anymore”
Keep your friends happy, your enemies happier, and your competitors the happiest of all.
“If I’m going, I’m taking you with me.” Fits well here.
That’s how you know computer criminals are not real criminals but teenagers in a basement
Cartel C was just laughing at the salty war of A and B😂
What an absolute balloon animal of internet silliness
Cartel C were in their own corner, munching popcorn as A and B were fighting each other
Is it weird to want to know every last little thing this man is talking about after just watching a few of his shorts? Holy information machine.
Ah yes, the ever enduring human battle cry of "that's not fair!"
"Alright ,cartel B. This is why we can't steal nice things because you take it too far"
its like the billboard telling drug dealers to report their competition to the police