Everyone makes mistakes, and in fact, I do believe that most GM actions tend to be warranted, because SE wouldn't pay for something with a low success rate, and players wouldn't play that. Part of the reason Primal is mad is because this person spends most of their time in Thavnair spawning this as their comfort activity, on a PS4, as they showed with their login records. They actively chat during attempts, and interact with the people on the field as they run around. I do think it's a natural habit to be skeptical when you don't know the person. Like the GMs.
I'm bringing attention to this because I want GM, or other SE employee, attention on this. I don't think they get many reports involving SPAWNING S ranks, just perhaps early pulling and resets/despawns. Since players had to figure out spawn conditions every expac, I doubt GMs are well-versed on them. GMs usually don't point to specific instances, to prevent retaliation and circumventing anti-bot measures. But nearly everyone that knows the person agree they're just being humanly weird. This is also a worrying trend because how do other spawners know when SE considers them a bot for doing content SE created? It really seems like the GMs just looked at say total kills over a week/month/year, and then ignored or didn't have access to:
- chat logs
- movement/actions
- motive
- effect
- why anyone would develop and run a bot for a PS4
- there's content specifically requiring this.
Thus I also feel safe complaining about it with their consent, because it's not a case of someone crying their bot was caught and then getting publicly roasted with proof. People that bot tend to do so for monetary gain, achievements, or glory in some other form. So, when I thought about making this post, I thought about comparing it to what I consider bot behavior, which would be when they either mass kill mobs on the field (to level up), or farm instances. There's also the gather/crafter botting. So when it's not achievement or glory related, I assume it's related to drops.