Is there a Point [BOTS]

Is there any point of reporting bots??

I have reported 3 bots over the last 3 day's and they are still there.

If you are not going to do anything about it at least give us all bots to play with.

FYI

Server: Odin
Bots Name: Jipupu Jipu: Horok Arorok

Ok update

Have sent in another report about these Bots and they are STILL there WTF is the point of reports if you are not going to do anything.

If nothing is done by tomorrow about these then you can forget about me reporting anything else i see you dont seem to care why the f**k should I.

I don't think being aggressive will make the Devs / GM come faster tbh.

I've seen a few Botany bots around. I don't think botting is high on SE's list of to-do at the moment, unfortunately.

there is very much a point. They don't ban bots 1 by 1 as they are reported, they ban a bunch of them all at once. They posted a status update indicating they've banned xYz number of people.

This one is pretty fun to play with :cool:

http://youtu.be/2X_-lmoXkV8

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1:47 - No reaction to /poke
2:03 - No reaction to private messages
2:58 - KSing a poor SMN lvl 21
5:18 - Auto-following monsters and kill

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Have killed it twice, but he keeps coming back :mad:

http://youtu.be/4SpVA7uLLNY

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0:19 - Auto-res feature

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Server: Tonberry
Name: Kiss Th

@Cuts3r
I don't mean to be aggressive it is just frustration about nothing being done.

@CyrilLucifer

I would have thought Bot's would be very high up on there list it is not that it takes long to prove

I reported a couple felt material farming bots. Don't really expect anything to come of it, not for a while anyway. I'd rather them focus on the gil sales advertisement shouts/yells/tells first.

But is it not the bots that is supplying the Gill sellers in the first place?
Cut off the supply and no gil to sell.

Sadly, it's the unknowing players who buy their materials on the flooded market supplying the gil. Unfortunately, the shady folks that actually buy gil to create that market are the ones we should be reporting, but they're even more elusive.