So, how about an RMT server?

Recently I read that Titanfall doesn't ban cheaters, but move them all in the same server, which is indeed an interesting idea.

Now in FFXIV, SE has only been banning hacking bots and ad spammers. They have not focused on banning gilbuyers or normal players with farming scripts. As SE has no problem identifying RMT bots, then tracing those bots' gil movements to identify gilbuyers should be a piece of cake. However, they have not done so, probably because they need the subscription fees.

That's where an RMT server comes in! Forcibly move all gilbuyers and script farmers to the same server, where they can buy gil to their heart's content and continue playing the full game. It's a win-win situation for them, honest players, and SE's wallet!

Because no gil buying player would play on that server. People buy gil to have an advantage over others that don't, if everyone is buying gil, then it would become a matter of whose pockets are deeper and eventually even the most hardcore gil buyers will also leave the server.

Well, win for honest players but probably a loss for gil buyers. I can only imagine their currency would rapidly devalue with everyone farm-botting and gil-buying, and their server economy would become something like that of the Weimar Republic...

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Originally Posted by skaterger

Because no gil buying player would play on that server. People buy gil to have an advantage over others that don't, if everyone is buying gil, then it would become a matter of whose pockets are deeper and eventually even the most hardcore gil buyers will also leave the server.

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They won't be allowed to transfer out, obviously. If they leave, they lose everything and will have to start over. And yes, it will be hard for those with shallower pocket. Some will choose to quit, and they won't be missed.

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Originally Posted by Radkat

They won't be allowed to transfer out, obviously. If they leave, they lose everything and will have to start over. And yes, it will be hard for those with shallower pocket. Some will choose to quit, and they won't be missed.

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The thing is that if I am a gil buyer, I won't even consider playing on that server in the first place. Imagine if there's a cash shop that sells all the best gear, I'm going to assume that everyone on that server will be buying the best gear. You still don't have an advantage over anyone else, but I am paying double/triple the subscription fee compared to a normal server. Why not just play a normal subscription then?

Also, it gives the game a very bad reputation as many p2p players will be uncertain if the game is heading towards a p2w direction and will probably leave the game. (p2w being synonymous with RMT)

Might as well just ban them, i think they'd rather quit the game than play in this RMT server.

Gilsellers wouldn't even stay there, they don't care if they lose what's on the account since it wasn't even theirs to begin with. They'll just move onto another stolen account that's not stuck on the RMT server.

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Originally Posted by skaterger

The thing is that if I am a gil buyer, I won't even consider playing on that server in the first place. Imagine if there's a cash shop that sells all the best gear, I'm going to assume that everyone on that server will be buying the best gear. You still don't have an advantage over anyone else, but I am paying double/triple the subscription fee compared to a normal server. Why not just play a normal subscription then?

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Because they will have to start over and lose all their level 50s and gil. Gilbuying can get you items, but it can't get you progress and time spent.

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Might as well just ban them, i think they'd rather quit the game than play in this RMT server.

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Yes that would be a great idea for honest players. But not for SE. They will probably have to shut down a few servers and tighten their own belts after banning them all.

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Originally Posted by Espon

Gilsellers wouldn't even stay there, they don't care if they lose what's on the account since it wasn't even theirs to begin with. They'll just move onto another stolen account that's not stuck on the RMT server.

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I'm talking about gilbuyers here. Gilsellers will, in fact, flock to such a server.

Yes, but lock the server & keep it separate from the others. A sort of prison server... call it Gaol, no transfers in, no transfers out. Keep the subs.

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Originally Posted by Radkat

Recently I read that Titanfall doesn't ban cheaters, but move them all in the same server, which is indeed an interesting idea.

Now in FFXIV, SE has only been banning hacking bots and ad spammers. They have not focused on banning gilbuyers or normal players with farming scripts. As SE has no problem identifying RMT bots, then tracing those bots' gil movements to identify gilbuyers should be a piece of cake. However, they have not done so, probably because they need the subscription fees.

That's where an RMT server comes in! Forcibly move all gilbuyers and script farmers to the same server, where they can buy gil to their heart's content and continue playing the full game. It's a win-win situation for them, honest players, and SE's wallet!

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instead of a perm-ban (instant death), moving them all to the same server... that sounds like sending them to living Hell lol

Be kinda funny, they're receiving tells from each other and eventually blacklist each other.

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Originally Posted by Failia

Be kinda funny, they're receiving tells from each other and eventually blacklist each other.

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RMT 1: Buy my gil!
RMT 2: No! You buy my gil!
RMT 1: NO! YOU BUY MY GIL NOW! OK?!
RMT 2: Méiyǒu! Nǐ mǎi wǒ de qián xiànzài!

And etc.

PS If the Chinese was wrong blame Google Translate and not me.

This makes zero sense, why would you devote resources to what is basically a giant world sized jail.

SE keeps the subscriptions, but removes the glitchers from the rest of the populace. Throw in the RMTers & let them send all the tells to each other that they want. Do not allow anyone to world transfer out.

Yup, gotta go after the gil buyers if we want to see the situation improve. Going after gil sellers is lose- lose. Gil buyers are like addicts, once they start, they can't stop.

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Originally Posted by skaterger

Because no gil buying player would play on that server. People buy gil to have an advantage over others that don't, if everyone is buying gil, then it would become a matter of whose pockets are deeper and eventually even the most hardcore gil buyers will also leave the server.

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So if we go there, they won't? *Le gasp*