


Yep. This is what's happening. Pretty sure this is the reason parsers were officially made to be against the ToS. Because they do a lot more than parse. Like show the exact location of mobs. Which is pretty convenient when looking for NMs.



It's a shame too. I had fun doing the hunts when nobody was online and only a couple of us were actively hunting.
Now it's the same free company at every mark, usually there first. People totally take the fun out of the game.

I feel like at that point it's called more than just a parser.
Last edited by Nephera; 07-11-2014 at 04:06 PM.


I don't think there is any pure parsers left...
Some may pretend to be pure by only including the base stuff, but then they also add plugin interfaces, which adds to the problem.
What SE should do is to stop having a full list of mobs available for these "parsers" to read, and bring down the ban-hammer on people that obviously use them with radar plugins.
The thing is, before, there wasn't any real reason to. As long as you weren't giving people grief about their numbers, SE could be a bit more blasé about it with their official stance pretty much being "keep it quiet and everything is fine." However now they have introduced content where the radar is giving people a huge advantage over people playing fair.
Now, they need to start taking this seriously and dish out strict punishment to those using them.
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