Well, bug in the coding was just an example, but maybe if the PvP wasn't so boring (according to ppl, I could care less for PvP actually) there would be more people doing it, xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Kerowyn
But out of curiosity, what specific steps are these? Sorry if it was explained before =X
PVP Wintrade Exploitation, is this reportable?
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05-13-2014, 11:42 AMXandim
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05-13-2014, 12:12 PMUBERHAXEDSteps are:Quote:
Originally Posted by Xandim
1. Get two parties
2. Queue at same time
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05-13-2014, 12:17 PMLogoAll must wear a Goblin mask too.Quote:
Originally Posted by UBERHAXED
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05-13-2014, 01:02 PMXandimThats the only way I could think ppl could win trade, but then someone came and said that I should research before I say anything... Well, if there are other methods, maybe PvP should be more fun (so more ppl would do it in the first place) to begin with too =PQuote:
Originally Posted by UBERHAXED
PS: I'd love to get those clothes just for glamour, maybe SE should make them craftable lv1 w/o any status? xD -
05-13-2014, 01:13 PMLogoPVP is fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xandim
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05-13-2014, 01:25 PMKerowyn
Ok so you want to talk about the steps to circumvent going up against other teams? Well before when I played WoW when I was in a big PvP Centered Guild we used to set up Practice Skirmishes by que'ing up on vent with the second team. If both teams got a queue pop at the same time 1 person from each team would take the queue to scout the game. If the scouts saw each other the rest of both teams went in and we had our skirmish.
In FFXIV its very similar all though in FFXIV win traders can further increase the chance to meet each other. Its as easy as selecting only ONE language. Both teams exclude all but one of the languages and then do what I described above. Don't know if there is a Lock Out for leaving a match in FFXIV but if there isn't then the scouts just leave and both teams queue up again. -
05-13-2014, 01:38 PMXandimYeah, I tought it would be something like that. But if more people were into PvP, that would be harder to happen too, I think.... =PQuote:
Originally Posted by Kerowyn
PS: Don't wanna get you in trouble for 'possibly' telling others about how to exploit something, so if you wanna edit, feel free to do it :)
I can only paraphrase people, since idc much about pvp at all, but like 8 out of 10 of my friends say that PvP is fun, but not quite as fun as they tought it would be. The other 2 just like PvP in whatever form it comes, xDQuote:
Originally Posted by Logo
Well... its a fine line I guess. I dont see much of a problem with that since they aren't breaking any rules, its not like its something so ground breaking like buging coil bosses so you can face roll them. I guess its more of a problem to PvPers since it affects them specifically, not the community as a whole. -
05-13-2014, 01:47 PMKerowynActually with MORE people and faster queue times it wont make much of a difference. The reason why is cause the 2 teams are queue'ing at the same time would use the 2 scouts I mentioned above. Remember Win Traders aren't queue'ing up to fight others for long fights. They do it so that they can get the most out of the least effort/time as possible. So even if more people are doing pvp they can still avoid other teams.Quote:
Originally Posted by Xandim
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05-13-2014, 04:35 PMUBERHAXEDThe thing is people don't have to throw the match, they could just want to queue against some FC members for fun and have some fair fights w/o gear and get seals in the process. There's no telling what people do in the matches since unless you were in one yourself, you wouldn't know. Moreover what is just explained isn't against the rules, morale or the Terms of Service. It's playing a game for fun (you know the point of games).Quote:
Originally Posted by Kerowyn
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05-13-2014, 04:42 PMo3o
Ya know whats funny?
A friend power levels a friend through a crafting class and nobody bats an eye.
A few friends decide to help eachother get pvp vanity gear and everyone loses thier minds.