Hello again members!

Sorry about the recent problems. Due to some security vulnerabilities in the forum software, we were first hacked and had to reset everyone's password and then had malware planted on the website which forced us to temporarily take it offline.

If you ever saw anything strange on NubCake (e.g. an unusual prompt or if your computer froze), I strongly recommend running a virus scan - you can do this for free with Trend Micro's HouseCall, which runs from within your web browser.

Anyway, on with the good news:

We're back and better than ever. We've upgraded the forum software to the latest version (so no more security vulnerabilities), performed a full audit of all uploaded files and reinstalled all games except for a few that we're still trying to find - they'll be back soon. This ensures that there are no nasty trojans still lingering around.

In the time that we've been down, ArcPoints have been assigned for the previous round. At the moment you can't see them because I am yet to re-code the leader board and ArcPoints display but rest assured - they are not lost.

As for the Second Birthday Extravaganza tournaments, number 8 will be re-run beginning in the next few days since it was somewhat interrupted by the hacking. Once the winner of this tournament has been confirmed, the final will be run.

Anyone who has yet to regain access to their account since the passwords were reset, please email me at rob@nubcake.com and I will try to help you.

Thanks for your patience.

-Rob.

PS: Enter our new logo competition!

Edit: Please post any problems you're having here: http://www.nubcake.com/index.php?showtopic=3415

wow, i sort of like the new version and sort of dont, i probably just need to get used to it.


glad to be back

glad ya back, i've been lost without nubcake

glad ya back, i've been lost without nubcake

Wow First time poster \m/ How cool is that? But it's also kinda sad, being lost without nubcake :/ Rob is gonna control the globe. If he ever stops smelling of cat wee anyway

I like the thing on the member info panel thing
(<=== This thing)
that tells you if he's logged on or not.

It doesn't really matter if he is or not. If he is logged on, you can continuously harrass him with PMs. If he isn't, you can send him loads then he gets mass-harrassed when he logs on.

You can't ban him, the BS he comes out with is fucking hilrious.

I don't know about 'NubCake is back!', more like fucking 'Valves is back!'

rob i am a person who would do stuff like create tutorials for games like slacker would u make me a member if i sent them through msn

zomg u r so 1337

Rob, I am a person.

Rob, I am a person.

Congrats, u r now our new admin. innit.

Realy?

At least someone is enthusiastic about the site

I quess I amonly about 7 months behind in replying to this...but any how.....Thanks Rob..

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