Mods and cheat engine

[KageTokage]

They don't need invasive monitoring software to punish people if they're doing things that are blatantly impossible and easily observable.

Granted, this particular instance is really harmless, but I don't think it's necessarily something they should be allowing to slide if someone does decide to report it as it would be actively refusing to enforce the ToS.

[Risvertasashi]

They don't need invasive monitoring software to punish people if they're doing things that are blatantly impossible and easily observable.

Granted, this particular instance is really harmless, but I don't think it's necessarily something they should be allowing to slide if someone does decide to report it as it would be actively refusing to enforce the ToS.

Chances are they don't let it slide if someone reports it.

The catch with SE's enforcement has always been available evidence. If someone mentions they use a parser (or visual mods or whatever else) in chat, and someone reports, they'll get in trouble. If they only talk about it in discord, nothing happens. But as you say, for this particular mod it's easily visible in game.

[Sathona]

Chances are they don't let it slide if someone reports it.

The catch with SE's enforcement has always been available evidence. If someone mentions they use a parser (or visual mods or whatever else) in chat, and someone reports, they'll get in trouble. If they only talk about it in discord, nothing happens. But as you say, for this particular mod it's easily visible in game.

Ive met some people on my NA alt who do ledge sitting in limsa as a big group publicly since like 2017 or so, to this day they still play, ud expect with how pissy people get theyd get reported a lot but nothing in years for them.
As long as they dont harm others and such SE could easily brush it aside.

[MilkieTea]

Ive met some people on my NA alt who do ledge sitting in limsa as a big group publicly since like 2017 or so, to this day they still play, ud expect with how pissy people get theyd get reported a lot but nothing in years for them.
As long as they dont harm others and such SE could easily brush it aside.

There's also the possibility that they've glitched themselves on using ingame methods. Which is possible.

[Sathona]

There's also the possibility that they've glitched themselves on using ingame methods. Which is possible.

I asked them how they do it, and its the method this thread was made for xD
Everyone sees them doing it.

[DamianFatale]

They don't need invasive monitoring software to punish people if they're doing things that are blatantly impossible and easily observable.

Granted, this particular instance is really harmless, but I don't think it's necessarily something they should be allowing to slide if someone does decide to report it as it would be actively refusing to enforce the ToS.

Hard disagree. I see so many people abusing afk bypass, and no matter how many reports go their way, there isn't anything done. Some sort of monitoring may be overdue.