Once more, I want to thank you. I heard on zone chat (yes, I'm taking it with a grain of salt) that you actually disciplined the folks that were exploiting at Black Boot Mine the other night when it was bugged. If this information is true, I want to congratulate you and thank you. I thank you on my guild's behalf as we sometimes get weary of the focus from players always being on the broken things, and how easy they are to exploit. We get tired of running into exploiters quite this frequently. This really does give hope to those of us who love this game and want to enjoy it with everything being on the up and up. I encourage you to continue this trend and to continue dealing with the individuals that keep everything as toxic as possible and continue to use every exploit they can find to gain an unfair advantage over their fellow gamers. Please, keep up the good work and don't stop here. Continue working on this, and maybe, if the higher-ups will let you, keep us informed on your progress (without divulging names, of course). Openness and transparency would really go a long way to reassuring your honest player base that you are on top of this finally. At this point, few believe it. :-( That is extremely sad given how amazing this game can be.
They're not very hard on perma bans.What happened to them? Perma ban or just temp?
kevlarto_ESO wrote: »Once more, I want to thank you. I heard on zone chat (yes, I'm taking it with a grain of salt) that you actually disciplined the folks that were exploiting at Black Boot Mine the other night when it was bugged. If this information is true, I want to congratulate you and thank you. I thank you on my guild's behalf as we sometimes get weary of the focus from players always being on the broken things, and how easy they are to exploit. We get tired of running into exploiters quite this frequently. This really does give hope to those of us who love this game and want to enjoy it with everything being on the up and up. I encourage you to continue this trend and to continue dealing with the individuals that keep everything as toxic as possible and continue to use every exploit they can find to gain an unfair advantage over their fellow gamers. Please, keep up the good work and don't stop here. Continue working on this, and maybe, if the higher-ups will let you, keep us informed on your progress (without divulging names, of course). Openness and transparency would really go a long way to reassuring your honest player base that you are on top of this finally. At this point, few believe it. :-( That is extremely sad given how amazing this game can be.
I agree pretty sick of exploiters and cheaters, I have cut my pvp from 7 days a week 4 to 5 hours down to once or twice a week and when I see the large number of exploiters start running around I go do something else. They have sucked the fun out of pvp for me and a lot of people I know, I wish zos would give us more of an impression they are taking action instead of leaving us with the perception they are doing very little to nothing, but if they did indeed take action against the exploiters at the mine thanks and keep going after them cheating and exploiting will always be a big problem if there is no consequences for bad behavior.
Scrub Exploiter Number 1 wrote: »I was merely roleplaying with friends.
Scrub Exploiter Number 2 wrote: »It's called precedence and while some may not understand that it does hold weight in court.
Scrub Exploiter Number 3 wrote: »per my legal interpretation of the agreements we make with ZOS that as long as nobody used that AP to get emperor over someone who was not there, the ToS would not be violated
Scrub Exploiter Number 1 wrote: »I was merely roleplaying with friends.Scrub Exploiter Number 2 wrote: »It's called precedence and while some may not understand that it does hold weight in court.Scrub Exploiter Number 3 wrote: »per my legal interpretation of the agreements we make with ZOS that as long as nobody used that AP to get emperor over someone who was not there, the ToS would not be violated
That's actually funny and sad at the same time.
NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Can confirm people on EU who farmed BB mine have had AP removed from their characters.
Honestly, I'm impressed with ZOS. They could just as easily have ignored us altogether.
Still more could be done.
Sandman929 wrote: »NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Can confirm people on EU who farmed BB mine have had AP removed from their characters.
Honestly, I'm impressed with ZOS. They could just as easily have ignored us altogether.
Still more could be done.
Weak response from ZOS, and still no comment (unless I missed it) on the working-as-intended outpost flag trading.
NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Can confirm people on EU who farmed BB mine have had AP removed from their characters.
Honestly, I'm impressed with ZOS. They could just as easily have ignored us altogether.
Still more could be done.
Weak response from ZOS, and still no comment (unless I missed it) on the working-as-intended outpost flag trading.
They hotfixed the mine and took away way more ap than the players gained, and sanctions are still rolling out as I understand it. Considering it was a bug on their end and only affected a few days' leaderboards, I understand why they hesitate to issue bans.
As for outpost farming, just go kill them. Just because they're farming AP without PvPing doesn't mean PvP is suddenly not enabled for them...
Sandman929 wrote: »NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Can confirm people on EU who farmed BB mine have had AP removed from their characters.
Honestly, I'm impressed with ZOS. They could just as easily have ignored us altogether.
Still more could be done.
Weak response from ZOS, and still no comment (unless I missed it) on the working-as-intended outpost flag trading.
They hotfixed the mine and took away way more ap than the players gained, and sanctions are still rolling out as I understand it. Considering it was a bug on their end and only affected a few days' leaderboards, I understand why they hesitate to issue bans.
As for outpost farming, just go kill them. Just because they're farming AP without PvPing doesn't mean PvP is suddenly not enabled for them...
Oh, I intend to try when this disaster reaches consoles. But I'm not in a particularly large guild (7-10 on a busy night) and I hate the destro ulti meta so I'm not eager to join it. I'm expecting the farmer numbers to be big, but I can always sneak around looking for the AFK'ers.
NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »NightbladeMechanics wrote: »Can confirm people on EU who farmed BB mine have had AP removed from their characters.
Honestly, I'm impressed with ZOS. They could just as easily have ignored us altogether.
Still more could be done.
Weak response from ZOS, and still no comment (unless I missed it) on the working-as-intended outpost flag trading.
They hotfixed the mine and took away way more ap than the players gained, and sanctions are still rolling out as I understand it. Considering it was a bug on their end and only affected a few days' leaderboards, I understand why they hesitate to issue bans.
As for outpost farming, just go kill them. Just because they're farming AP without PvPing doesn't mean PvP is suddenly not enabled for them...
Oh, I intend to try when this disaster reaches consoles. But I'm not in a particularly large guild (7-10 on a busy night) and I hate the destro ulti meta so I'm not eager to join it. I'm expecting the farmer numbers to be big, but I can always sneak around looking for the AFK'ers.
Before destro ult, there was Soul Tether, and before then, Clouding Swarm (rip). Tether bombs may not be "meta," but they have no warning and are plenty lethal against players with their guards down. Use a camp if you think you might not be able to hit them and slip out. Or you could just fire siege into the outpost. You don't need to have a group or even wipe their whole group to disrupt a flag farm.