wuwuguangyu wrote: »lv3BOT use the "DELETE" characters to finish manty tasks get gold.it's a bug,stop it
lv3bot everywhere..
Delete characters again and again..
BAN it.
Catflinger wrote: »"Botters use the ability to make many level 3 characters to finish many tasks to get gold. Ban it." I am absolutely positive that the OP meant to post this.
DakotaCoty wrote: »I believe he's saying;
Botters are using an exploit to finish a quest at level 3 which gives a lot of gold, delete their characters and do it over again.
Then again, if you inconsiderate a**holes just took a second and realised he maybe isn't an English speaker, then it would've been figured out a while back what he was trying to say.
rattbagrwb17_ESO wrote: »Ohh wait .. do I have this right?
Someone has written a script that creates characters that skip coldharbor and start at level 3, then sell the basic armor/weapon they come with, bank the gold, delete the character and do it over again?
Could that be it?
ThatArgonianGuy wrote: »rattbagrwb17_ESO wrote: »Ohh wait .. do I have this right?
Someone has written a script that creates characters that skip coldharbor and start at level 3, then sell the basic armor/weapon they come with, bank the gold, delete the character and do it over again?
Could that be it?
Starting gear is worth nothing.
I'm wondering if it's difficult to detect such behavior. Perhaps once a character is deleted, any logs and info tied to it is purged.Gold spammers are currently amassing a wealth by following these simple steps
1. Create character
2. Create party with another toon that is resting somewhere within Coldharbour
3. Use the teleport to player function to reach Coldharbour as a level 3 toon
4. Finish the quest given by the initial NPC found in Coldharbour just by talking to it, which gives a couple of hundred gold.
5. Send gold to a separate communal toon via mail
6. Delete character
7. Rinse and repeat
Simple and uncreative but as of yet not taken care of, according to my knowledge.
Shame on you ZOS.
Gold spammers are currently amassing a wealth by following these simple steps
1. Create character
2. Create party with another toon that is resting somewhere within Coldharbour
3. Use the teleport to player function to reach Coldharbour as a level 3 toon
4. Finish the quest given by the initial NPC found in Coldharbour just by talking to it, which gives a couple of hundred gold.
5. Send gold to a separate communal toon via mail
6. Delete character
7. Rinse and repeat
Simple and uncreative but as of yet not taken care of, according to my knowledge.
Shame on you ZOS.
I'm wondering if it's difficult to detect such behavior. Perhaps once a character is deleted, any logs and info tied to it is purged.
Everything you do in the game is logged. It should also be possible to both have functions in the module who handle the character/ account server side to watch for behavior like this, also to watch for bot / exploit patterns.
This is also nonsense.starkerealm wrote: »
Doubtful, but slightly plausible. Customer service has repeatedly said there's no way they can restore deleted characters, even if it was the result of someone else getting into your account somehow.
DakotaCoty wrote: »
Then again, if you inconsiderate a**holes just took a second and realised he maybe isn't an English speaker, then it would've been figured out a while back what he was trying to say.
We just need a 4-8 hour cooldown or something on new characters after a delete.
We just need a 4-8 hour cooldown or something on new characters after a delete.
I have a Sorcerer named Cris. She's pretty and all but I haven't played her much because I already have a Sorcerer and an Altmer. I was thinking of deleting her and making an Argonian. So basically delete her and wait for 4-8 hours? What about the name I wanted to reuse?
I have a sneaking suspicion of what I have seen is there are a lot off issues where the CS doesn't have the tools to do the job. I have always wondered why MMOs don't put CS tools as a priority when developing; its a no brainer. - especially after the design of the database has been completed.Yeah, them saying they cannot restore a character that's been deleted means their policy is not to do it regardless of the situation, so CS reps have a for sure answer for people calling in asking for it. It could be because of the complexity involved in doing it, it could be because they currently just don't have the in house tools written in a simple enough form for CS people to use, it could be because the developers/admins/systems people are far to busy on bigger more important things at the momeny to get bogged down with that kind of thing, etc. But it CAN be done.
No to more stupid nerfs who restrict normal gameplay, don't take far more work to implement an auto ban on players who make and delete 30 characters over 2 hours. Might be best to send an mail after 15 and tell them to stop that they are doing.We just need a 4-8 hour cooldown or something on new characters after a delete.
No to more stupid nerfs who restrict normal gameplay, don't take far more work to implement an auto ban on players who make and delete 30 characters over 2 hours. Might be best to send an mail after 15 and tell them to stop that they are doing.