Everytime I come here...

[VampDude]

There are always hundreds of guests and just one member logged in.

Currently Active Users

There are currently 466 users online (http://www.dcemu.co.uk/online.php). 1 members and 465 guests
Most online: 8,960, February 12th, 2007 at 14:51.



VampDude (http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/members/94821-VampDude)*




Why, instead of just browsing... Why don't they join? :confused:

I'm sure one of the other old regulars will be around tomorrow night and Saturday, there always is. While we refrain from posting, we lurk in the shadows and wait for someone to say something interesting. Although the most active person, is Wraggster with the news posts. But it's debatable whether or not Wraggster is human, or a work-bot. Human Wraggster hasn't posted in a while, but I'm sure the work-bot and human Wraggster are that of the same person with different programming. :rolleyes:

One reason to join DCEmu, is that you get a voice... Whether or not you'll be heard immediately, I don't particularly know. But you'll get a username, an avatar and even a post count if you actually post something. The Introduction Thread (http://www.dcemu.co.uk/vbulletin/threads/283855-The-Introduction-Thread), is actually a good place to start because a lot of us actually have DCEmu bookmarked to the Off Topic section. ;)

[Basement]

This site has either been hacked or it sold all user names and passwords. I was notified that they are all on the “dark web” by life-lock.

[VampDude]

This site has either been hacked or it sold all user names and passwords. I was notified that they are all on the “dark web” by life-lock.

LifeLock... You mean that sh*tty identity theft protection company that is ran by Symantec/Norton? They're losing money faster than they can earn it, so I'd take what they say with a grain of salt. :rolleyes:


But no... Not hacked, but with the ad-bots that were running the site (thank f*ck they were deactivated) at the time people left. It appeared that the site had been hacked, but a different form... They hacked the site to shreds and all the individual shreds got swept away to different things, many of us basically ceased to exist in any other online presence except for maybe Facebook. But I've seen a slight increase of users visiting DCEmu through this past year, which could see things getting better. There just has to be the interest in returning, even if it's not for console related homebrew.