So apparently FFXIV-App is banworthy now?

[Peptaru]

I wonder why it is taking so long to get an official reply... esp when stated before that parsing programs were not a violation...

People keep saying this same thing with nothin to back it up.

[Zarzak]

People keep saying this same thing with nothin to back it up.

The type of software you are describing in this thread doesn't appear to directly control anything for the FFXIV client, and as such isn't breaking any of the rules. Similar to other programs, 3rd party software is used at your own risk, and we recommend you employ your best judgement when running software not mentioned in the user agreement.

source: http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...=1#post1576042

As parsers do not control anything this would lead any rational human being to conclude that parsing falls within this response.

[Phaydra]

As parsers do not control anything this would lead any rational human being to conclude that parsing falls within this response.

I don't understand how you can conclude that they also means parsing in that. VPN only routes your internet connection. Parsers access part of the game it was designed for. Anything you download and run with a game may also bring unwanted side affects like your account info getting stolen. I don't care how well you think you know Joe Schmoe from Reddit. Doesn't make him trustworthy with information you store on your PC. It worries me that I read the developer said on Reddit this software was okay, yet there is no hard proof to back this statement up. People stop blindly believing everything you read on Reddit and never use software unless there is an official response about that type of software.

[Peptaru]

source: http://forum.square-enix.com/ffxiv/t...=1#post1576042

As parsers do not control anything this would lead any rational human being to conclude that parsing falls within this response.

Like the person above me stated, that is about -wait let me bold this for you- tunneling software, i.e. VPNs. It's very courageous of you, and others, to try to broadstroke it to cover parsers, but as pointed out in several other posts, rather accutely, it doesn't work like that.