I view any system added that rewards botting without taking any steps to prevent it as encouraging botting.
Much like how I view the housing system as a love letter to RMT.
How does that fix anything? The bots will probably end up programmed to use a teleport hack to get back to their last location.
And let's not forget the poor player that ends up out of bounds due to some sort of accidental glitch and then has to wait several hours to get out of the GM jail while the GMs are sorting through the bots.
There are no easy answers to the bot problem because they're driven by player demand. Unless player demand disappears, the bots will always be there.
It's not the system that is rewarding botting. It's the players who rely on their services that do.
I guess you still can't grasp that it is a business. These people make money with bots. They make a lot of cash due to people buying gil. This will always exist. SE can ban them every single day and they will create more as the demand for gil is so high. You don't have to like it but you should expect it and ignore it. Regardless of the # of reports on the forum this will never change.There's about 150 to 200 bots in New gridania alone on any dynamis world at any time of day, all of them under the floor and flying around all over the place, it's a complete joke really, you can see them when you search players in New gridania.
Maybe SE should stop posting their fake ban reports every 2 weeks and actually start doing real bans for the millions flying lalas that are there every day.
There is a difference between at least trying to ban them and just letting them go rampant all day every day without banning a single one of them.I guess you still can't grasp that it is a business. These people make money with bots. They make a lot of cash due to people buying gil. This will always exist. SE can ban them every single day and they will create more as the demand for gil is so high. You don't have to like it but you should expect it and ignore it. Regardless of the # of reports on the forum this will never change.
thats why you action the buyers. if less people are buying, suddenly its not so lucrative to replace banned accounts. actual players are who are causing this, so ban the players. the bot issue at that point would take care of itself. it is a business, we all realize that, how do you cause a business to fail? remove its income, plain and simple.I guess you still can't grasp that it is a business. These people make money with bots. They make a lot of cash due to people buying gil. This will always exist. SE can ban them every single day and they will create more as the demand for gil is so high. You don't have to like it but you should expect it and ignore it. Regardless of the # of reports on the forum this will never change.
Pretty sure if you started straight up lifetime banning buyer accounts you'd get a reduction in bots.
There's about 150 to 200 bots in New gridania alone on any dynamis world at any time of day, all of them under the floor and flying around all over the place, it's a complete joke really, you can see them when you search players in New gridania.
Maybe SE should stop posting their fake ban reports every 2 weeks and actually start doing real bans for the millions flying lalas that are there every day.
Flying Lalas gave me a funny picture in my mind lmao.
If I was developer with botting problem I would offer them NDA deal and wanted a cut from their activities.
- no need to pay gm's (saves money)
- cut from rmt (generates money)
Some Blizzard 7D chess right there.
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