Bye bye turbo craft bots!

Oh, good find! That needs to be posted in English, though, and stated very clearly in the rules besides. Otherwise it isn't fair to those who would, like you said, interpret the rules differently.

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Originally Posted by Soulfire

Oh, good find! That needs to be posted in English, though, and stated very clearly in the rules besides. Otherwise it isn't fair to those who would, like you said, interpret the rules differently.

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how a player interprets the rule has no bearing on the rule

how the people who enforce them interpret them is all that matters

ignorance is never an excuse

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Originally Posted by TheVedis

how a player interprets the rule has no bearing on the rule

how the people who enforce them interpret them is all that matters

ignorance is never an excuse

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It is for the employee who screws up. w
(Just saying in general.)

Laws not understandably given and laws of hypocrisy merit no judgment, so I've been poking at this both ways. http://ffxiv.zam.com/story.html?story=23234

But technically SE reserves the right to terminate your account for whatever reason they see fit.

If this is really an issue, though, then upon interrogation and discovery of it, what they should be doing is issuing a "caution." After that they can ban/terminate your account.

Straight-out banning would be both financially irresponsible and bad for their reputation for a situation like this.

Also, on a side note, the parsers that have grown so popular do in fact constitute as tools and flat-out rule-breaking. Perhaps we should make some stupid massive thread about how those players should be banned, too. w

I should probably state my stance clearly so people don't end up hating me for no good reason.

I'm not pressing this stuff because I think turbo should be allowed. I mean, yes, its acceptance appears to be there when I evaluate the rules critically, and it is indeed useful for bringing about the real objective.

I've stated before that I support turbo crafters and crafting botters because the system is really just that bad. (I would never tell someone to get a botting program, though, because that is one hundred percent against the rules and a security risk besides.) But I think there shouldn't be a reason for using turbo. The crafting system should be engaging and rewarding. I support these things in an attempt to accomplish that goal; to get the developers to make reforms. I'm happy to see it moving in the right direction, like with the quality improvements. I feel I managed to play some part in that.

I believe these improvements are what we all want to see.
Anyway, that's all I have to say.

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Originally Posted by Soulfire

I should probably state my stance clearly so people don't end up hating me for no good reason.

I'm not pressing this stuff because I think turbo should be allowed. I mean, yes, its acceptance appears to be there when I evaluate the rules critically, and it is indeed useful for bringing about the real objective.

I've stated before that I support turbo crafters and crafting botters because the system is really just that bad. (I would never tell someone to get a botting program, though, because that is one hundred percent against the rules and a security risk besides.) But I think there shouldn't be a reason for using turbo. The crafting system should be engaging and rewarding. I support these things in an attempt to accomplish that goal; to get the developers to make reforms. I'm happy to see it moving in the right direction, like with the quality improvements. I feel I managed to play some part in that.

I believe these improvements are what we all want to see.
Anyway, that's all I have to say.

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so you support cheating

no matter how much you like or dislike a system, it is never an excuse to support breaking the rules, thats just....im not even gonna say it

So ... I'm interested if this feature ruined the game for you finally.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but... In the old system you could run a bot for 200 exp per synth for 10 hours, the new one you can run a bot for 1 hour for 2000 exp per synth?
If this is the cause, the outcome seems the same to me, main difference is the new system/bots won't use as many mats or shards.

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Originally Posted by CainaMalebolge

This is stupid, there must be a better way to deal with bots. If they are going to put us up against achievements that require you to synth 3000 times then they need to set the limit somewhere around 100 at a minimum... if they really do this at all. They really need to get rid of bots, not just make it annoying for the rest of us.

When I'm grinding I just put up a movie and use a controller in the background, I'm not clear why I need to be involved/looking when I'm doing 300 r10 synths at r45-50. I'm almost 100% certain this will just piss off active players and do absolutely nothing to bots. Maybe they should focus on the bots/rmt camped out at Cedarwood (Mysidia) spamming some leve where they can gather karakul fleece.

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No kidding some of these rules and arguments in here are so dumb. I am fine with the standing up after so many synths definitely not debating that but the idea that it's against the TOS to not look at your monitor is flat out dumb let alone open for so many errors. I have two monitors when I am crafting something that doesn't require anything but spamming standard I usually watch something while legitimately pushing buttons not botting or turbo controller so why should someone be punished for this.Heck more than half of the players who play this do this.

What if you are playing pushing the button and someone comes and talks to you irl and you look away for a few while you talk while pushing the button still and a GM comes and you don't answer is that grounds for a banning I sure hope not.

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What if you are playing pushing the button and someone comes and talks to you irl and you look away for a few while you talk while pushing the button still and a GM comes and you don't answer is that grounds for a banning I sure hope not.

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it isnt gonna be a ban if you dont respond right away

but lets say your ignoring the screen for 30 minutes while hes attempting to contact you, all the while your crafting away....theres a line to be drawn, looking away for a minute or 2 here and there is one thing, but some people are arguing that they should be allowed to not look for hours at a time and run programs and use controls to play the game for them and that its ok because they want to do it

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it isnt gonna be a ban if you dont respond right away

but lets say your ignoring the screen for 30 minutes while hes attempting to contact you, all the while your crafting away....theres a line to be drawn, looking away for a minute or 2 here and there is one thing, but some people are arguing that they should be allowed to not look for hours at a time and run programs and use controls to play the game for them and that its ok because they want to do it

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I understand exactly what people are getting at and in terms of not paying any attention for hours sure I agree.I also agree that running programs are illegal I never disagreed with that. I mean personally when I am watching something and legitimately playing I look at the screen from time to time but I mean I don't always read chat and what not I just look make sure I am not standing and everything is still going and I know alot of people do this and I just don't think it would be fair to be punished for this. Guess I'll have to pay more attention in the future I guess to make sure nothing like this happens lol it is just so hard to sit and stare at the same thing over and over while crafting it is so boring.