Daily Reminder: Eureka Pyros is still infested with RMT Goldbots.

The daily update.

Will keep posting until Square Enix actually pay attention to the games real problems.

i'm afraid you might be at this for a while.

It would be more productive to keep it all in one topic as from what I've heard, it's only the threads that are getting huge amounts of posts and likes that tend to get attention from the higher-ups.

That said, I think I will revive my other thread about the hacking moonfishing bots because that's similarly a phenomenon that's occurring on multiple DCs but is much more easily provable as foul play.

People are reporting them right? They're not just watching them and then go about their usual business with "huh...somebody should let SE know.....WELP!"

I havent been in Pyros in a long while but I remember me reporting them when I was there at least.

They notice stuff when someone stands up at a Q and A and directly brings it up in person. Aka, how selling content got banned in PF.

I don't think these forums are used for feedback, tbh.

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Originally Posted by Atelier-Bagur

People are reporting them right? They're not just watching them and then go about their usual business with "huh...somebody should let SE know.....WELP!"

I havent been in Pyros in a long while but I remember me reporting them when I was there at least.

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They're upgrading the bots brigade by bringing tank to kill any mobs near the bots, healer to raise the dying bots, and alot of SMN to megaflare for quick bunny fate....

I hate how advance they are now :mad:

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Originally Posted by UNDEAD10000

Sadly as long people keeps buying gil and other services from RMT's, bot problem won't never disappear.

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It doesn't mean that they couldn't be actually banning them frequently enough to prevent them from making significant income. It takes time to grind through Eureka and level DoH/L jobs.

Though they should also be doing a better job of tracking/purging the buyers because when you see the RMT websites offering "safety guarantees" you know there's a problem with how they screen for their activity.