Menewsha Avatar Community - Newbie Dreams!!

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I've been on menewsha for a year now and i dont really get how to play and whenever i play and get alot of money i get hacked -.-"so would anyone like to help me fullfil my money and give me tips on not getting hacked??

Well there are a few stickies about it in the fresh meat section and some questing tips in the stickies in this section too.

I don't have any tips personally about not getting hacked. All I know about that is that our staff will never ask you for your user password. Also I know with questing is to never give up.

Good luck getting back on your feet again. You might want to add more to your quest thread and come up with a plan of attack on which items you want to go for first.

Hello i<3unotu. :)

Well firstly, Menewsha isn't a game, per se. True, we do have an arcade where you can play games. But Mene is mostly a community forum for people to interact with each other. A place to make friends and converse.

Now there are a few things I feel I should point out to you.

Foremost, your post comes very close to begging, which i'm afraid isn't allowed here. In a quest thread you may state that donations are appreciated, but you cannot ask directly for handouts.

Secondly, checking through both your accounts, neither of them is a year old. You seem to be a bit off, time wise.

Lastly, hackings are very, very rare here. Again checking your accounts, the only gold I could find that was moved was between the two accounts on your IP address.

If and when you believe you have been hacked, you should contact an Assistant Administrator to help you out. If a hacking has indeed occurred, we will do everything to help you out.

As you seem to be seeking advise, i'm going to go ahead and move this along to the Information Desk Forum. :)

I've been here since 2007 and never even had a problem with "hacking". As Sir Howdy said, it's very rare here. As long as you don't go giving your password to people you should be fine. Changing your password often helps prevent phishing and keeps your account safe. Also using numbers and not making the password easy to guess is a good start. The AA's will help you with the "hackings" too if you're having issues.