Imagine coming to this thread and acting like a jerk to someone reporting cheaters.
What's the point? They're doing a public service.
Saltyryan just always looks for attention. he's best mostly ignored.
I'd like to know how you *know* this. I myself have spent time grinding with real live people playing such jobs in those areas. So your use of "all" is disingenuous. I'm not trying to suggest there's no botters there, but you can't say they all are because I can prove that there are one or more that aren't.I know, every single sam/geo/bst/nin/thf in doh/woh/sih/moh ARE botting, and I know the thousand other bots that I know of are botting.
I think a better question is what's the point in reporting the same person 1000 times. Even a support staff person (The ones that occasionaly reply to the support threads) has to have glanced at one of these threads casually at some point. If they *have* ever looked at this or the reports, they have to have conducted even the most basic analysis of the situation and come to some sort of conclusion (i.e. that whatever they're doing isn't egregious enough to support a ban, or they did ban the guy way back and just don't feel like playing whack-a-mole)Imagine coming to this thread and acting like a jerk to someone reporting cheaters.
What's the point? They're doing a public service.
I'm not going to say putting in reports is bad, because it isn't, but I think he'd be doing a better service just reporting each unique botter they discover instead of reporting the same one til the cows come h ome. It should have been obvious that whatever the reason, having seen the reports or not, that SE made up its mind about this abyss sahagin guy a long time ago. If he really wants to do a public service, report more people in more places. I honestly think it would actually do a better job of proving the point he's trying to make.
Except, it doesn't. The point I'm making is reporting is pointless. I can report the same bot 400 times before they finally disappear.
Reporting a different bot every day would make a different point, one that is (also) pointless, but not the point I care about.
Everyone already knows there are entirely too many bots. Everyone knows this. Some are in denial about it, but it is fact. Everyone also knows those bots are keeping the sub count high enough to stay alive. Square allows this. Again. Everyone knows this. Some are in denial.
What they seem to not know is that the rules no longer apply. If you don't clip you can do anything you want with no repercussions.
Last edited by Uriah; 08-26-2022 at 09:31 AM.
I mean if that's your only point I'd say you made it several hundred posts ago. Why bother continuing? It's not like any of us really doesn't know this at this point. I don't think anyone here is pretending that SE isn't reluctant to ban bots because they generate too much income to ignore. We know it, they know it, the bots know it. Are you expecting SE to publicly say "we don't care about bots because we get money?" That will never happen, because that would be suicidal for the game.
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I said I would, and I'm going to. That's the beginning and the end.
But yes, if Matsui himself admits what we already know, I'll be done. Until then, or the servers close. every. single. day. Period.
Unless power or net goes out and I have to double/triple up days to make up for a missed one.
Edit; I also except bribes, but I am very expensive.
Last edited by Uriah; 08-26-2022 at 10:41 AM.
We're gonna find out.
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