Would never ask you to create examples. Simply post examples of it happening, as you allege it is.MrBeatDown wrote: »Im not even going to try to create you an example of how easy it would be for someone with a loader designed for eso to use all the free addons that are floating around for this game to operate a bot.
Really, it's pretty simple: If what you assert is occurring, someone on a botter/hacker forum has likely bragged about it in a post. Should be easy for you to find - if it exists.
Not trying to be a prick about this, but you've made a claim - so I'm simply asking you to provide evidence toward that claim.
That addons are being exploited by hackers? Sorry, but no.MrBeatDown wrote: »is this what your looking for ?
No sir, sorry. I've been to that forum and posted quotations from it here, and this is one from the link you posted:MrBeatDown wrote: »Is that the definite proof you need?
Note the bolded piece above, discussing a hack, vice an addon. We know hackers and botters are liberally using hacks.There is two great ESP hacks.. its posible morf it to one script?
That addons are being exploited by hackers? Sorry, but no.MrBeatDown wrote: »is this what your looking for ?No sir, sorry. I've been to that forum and posted quotations from it here, and this is one from the link you posted:MrBeatDown wrote: »Is that the definite proof you need?Note the bolded piece above, discussing a hack, vice an addon. We know hackers and botters are liberally using hacks.There is two great ESP hacks.. its posible morf it to one script?
What we've yet to see evidence of are those hackers/botters exploiting authorized addons to generate or create hacks.
It is certainly possible that hackers could find a way to abuse addons, but there is no evidence that they have to date done so.MrBeatDown wrote: »Looks like ESP is the platform that could be used to abuse these addons. Give it some time, shouldn't be too hard to implement these wonderfull free editions to a loader for this game.
It is certainly possible that hackers could find a way to abuse addons, but there is no evidence that they have to date done so.MrBeatDown wrote: »Looks like ESP is the platform that could be used to abuse these addons. Give it some time, shouldn't be too hard to implement these wonderfull free editions to a loader for this game.
Moreover, they really don't need to do so - their ability to hack ESO has been aptly demonstrated, all without the use of authorized addons at all.
The very botter/hacker forum to which you posted a link is absolutely packed with braggarts touting the details of their hacks and mods to ESO.MrBeatDown wrote: »Why would they tell you? Why would they brag? All anyone can do is speculate at this point. Hence, my position on why addons shouldn't be allowed in the game.
The very botter/hacker forum to which you posted a link is absolutely packed with braggarts touting the details of their hacks and mods to ESO.MrBeatDown wrote: »Why would they tell you? Why would they brag? All anyone can do is speculate at this point. Hence, my position on why addons shouldn't be allowed in the game.
It's what many of them are there to do. Criminals and n'ardowells are notorious for bragging of their exploits to others, and the advent of internet forums serves only to enhance that effect.
That all remains in the realm of speculation. I tend not to lend much credence to decisions built upon speculation, without supporting evidence. But perhaps that's just my military background coming into play.MrBeatDown wrote: »Those are just the publicly circulated hacks, We don't know what the finalized polished personal ones look like. As I said before, all speculation of course, But I just got a hunch that some of these guys got some nice decked out polished bots for this game and use these addons. Youll never know what the pay bot looks like unless you own one. You gotta be special to get one of those for a price. Everything has a price.
I also oppose unauthorized modding ... for any MMO.MrBeatDown wrote: »Totally against allowing any type of modding for this game. Sorry, Im done posting in this thread since some folks just don't get it. This game is suffering from so many problems that this is just one of the small ones that adds to it.
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Seems to be misunderstanding on your side as well.Ah, then you did misunderstand. Here, I'll provide a helpful analogy:And here I thought it already was at an end.Friend, you're being deliberately obtuse.Well, yeah - obviously. Stating the causal factors for a thing does not equate to excusing the thing. Here is when you seemed to miss the point.True enough. But it is the people buying the gold that are breaking the rules not the gold-sinks that are breaking the rules. Here is where I tell you the reason doesn't matter.Yeah, well they've got to be buying the gold for a reason ... other than hoarding it. Here you mentioned the reason people buy gold.Have to disagree. We can thank the people who are willing to buy in-game-currency for the number of folks seeking to purchase gold. Let's not use gold-sinks as a scapegoat. Here I mentioned the fault of gold buying lies only on the person buying.And we can thank the number of gold-sinks in-game for the number of folks seeking to purchase gold. Here you blamed the gold sinks for gold buyers.
Either come to a point, or I'm afraid our conversation is at an end.
But to explain:
You neither stated casual factors for gold buying nor did I say you were excusing it. Why you felt you needed to mention either is anyone's guess. You original statement was expressed in such a way that made it seem like the gold sinks are responsible for the buying of gold when really the responsibility lies only with the person who buys gold. That was my one and only point.
My apologies if there was miscommunication but it honestly seems like you were still trying to say it was the fault of gold-sinks in your other comments. If you disagree and think that the fault is on the gold sinks. Just say so directly and give a reason for it other than dancing around it and responding to something I never said.Explaining causal factors does not equate to excusing crime. But so long as the two causal factors above exist, so will crime.
- Crime in the city of Memphis is high, because gangs prowl parts of the city and many inhabitants of the city are in poverty.
- Gangs and poverty are causal factors of crime in Memphis.
No. My assertion was, and remains that gold-sinks are causal factors for gold buyers -> thus gold-sellers -> thus botters and hackers.
At no point should that be confused as an excusing of botters or hackers. And any confusion upon that point is simply projection on the part of others.
FrauPerchta wrote: »I have a scroll bar that hides 2 addons. So if you get a scroll bar at 26 I must have 28...lol
I don't use them b/c my I'm worried that it will add load to my already stressed out computer.
Uh...am I incorrect in thinking this? Are there any issues with addons?
This appears to be pointless now, so feel free to count this as a win.Besides your (finally) clear explanation on what you were trying to say in your original posts, nothing else you typed has to do with what I said. The morality of botting, hacking, and/or excusing certain behaviors has nothing to do with my point that ultimately the only person responsible for buying gold is the person who buys gold. Why even bring the other subjects up? Projection on your part?