Some altoholics has multiple accounts. This is not an problem.I can't imagine ZOS wouldn't want someone to buy 50 accounts so they could get a guild bank. Seems like bad business practice to me.
Multiboxing is NOT allowed in The Elder Scrolls Online in any of its forms, whether software- or hardware-based. Any accounts found to be multiboxing will be considered in violation of our Terms of Service and actioned swiftly and decisively, up to the permanent deactivation of the account along with any other associated accounts. To be clear, players are welcome to have multiple accounts. However, using hardware or software to play them all at the same time is not allowed on any ESO service.
Multiboxing is the practice of playing multiple accounts simultaneously, including, but not limited to using either hardware or software to facilitate the coordination between the accounts. This violates the intended nature of the gameplay mechanics we've created for ESO.
Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »I see a huge difference between running multiple accounts simultaneously to go after some drop and doing something like crafting writs on multiple accounts one at a time. 15 toons is more than enough for me, but if you want to actually take the time to level a second account for writs or storage, I just dont see ZOS caring, especially considering a lot of people do it and have been for a long while.
It is ok to be logged on to more than one account at once. It is not ok to to have any type of automated control over any of them.Multiboxing is NOT allowed in The Elder Scrolls Online in any of its forms, whether software- or hardware-based. Any accounts found to be multiboxing will be considered in violation of our Terms of Service and actioned swiftly and decisively, up to the permanent deactivation of the account along with any other associated accounts. To be clear, players are welcome to have multiple accounts. However, using hardware or software to play them all at the same time is not allowed on any ESO service.
Multiboxing is the practice of playing multiple accounts simultaneously, including, but not limited to using either hardware or software to facilitate the coordination between the accounts. This violates the intended nature of the gameplay mechanics we've created for ESO.
Oreyn_Bearclaw wrote: »I see a huge difference between running multiple accounts simultaneously to go after some drop and doing something like crafting writs on multiple accounts one at a time. 15 toons is more than enough for me, but if you want to actually take the time to level a second account for writs or storage, I just dont see ZOS caring, especially considering a lot of people do it and have been for a long while.
i'm agree.But according to answer from zos ":"Using multiple accounts can be considered " exploitation of in game resources" since its possible to obtain items quicker then you could as a single character"".
So you get advantage in any case if ypu play on several accounts.It is ok to be logged on to more than one account at once. It is not ok to to have any type of automated control over any of them.Multiboxing is NOT allowed in The Elder Scrolls Online in any of its forms, whether software- or hardware-based. Any accounts found to be multiboxing will be considered in violation of our Terms of Service and actioned swiftly and decisively, up to the permanent deactivation of the account along with any other associated accounts. To be clear, players are welcome to have multiple accounts. However, using hardware or software to play them all at the same time is not allowed on any ESO service.
Multiboxing is the practice of playing multiple accounts simultaneously, including, but not limited to using either hardware or software to facilitate the coordination between the accounts. This violates the intended nature of the gameplay mechanics we've created for ESO.
So does these actions can get you ban ?:
- Running multiple accounts for multidrop without any 3d party program/Rubberbanding/Macro is allowed?No- because you get advantage
- Using multiple accounts for hirelings?NO-because you get advantage in mats/resources.
- Using multiple accounts to make guild bank/using free inventory space for items? NO-you get advantage
- Using multiple accounts for craft daily?No-because you get advantage.
Need to clarify this.
DocFrost72 wrote: »Fine: Log onto two accounts and bring them both to a roleplay scene (maybe two brothers, so as to capture interaction between them).
Not fine: Sitting one of the brothers afk in the center of a grinding route and grinding on one account so as to get double the rewards.
The difference between the two in spirit doesn't need a TOS for me to differentiate
"Multiboxing is the practice of playing multiple accounts simultaneously, including, but not limited to using either hardware or software to facilitate the coordination between the accounts."
Keep reading it over and over, and focus on the section I put in bold.
Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Fine: Log onto two accounts and bring them both to a roleplay scene (maybe two brothers, so as to capture interaction between them).
Not fine: Sitting one of the brothers afk in the center of a grinding route and grinding on one account so as to get double the rewards.
The difference between the two in spirit doesn't need a TOS for me to differentiate
Basically you're saying that carrying should not be allowed. (that "afk" brother still need to loot the corpses so it cant actually be afk for that to work).
Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Fine: Log onto two accounts and bring them both to a roleplay scene (maybe two brothers, so as to capture interaction between them).
Not fine: Sitting one of the brothers afk in the center of a grinding route and grinding on one account so as to get double the rewards.
The difference between the two in spirit doesn't need a TOS for me to differentiate
Basically you're saying that carrying should not be allowed. (that "afk" brother still need to loot the corpses so it cant actually be afk for that to work).
But that isn't what was being said. The difference between this and being carried is that being carried requires the input from two players. This is 1 player logged in on two accounts farming the same kills twice for themselves. That's as close to what bots do as you can get.
Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Fine: Log onto two accounts and bring them both to a roleplay scene (maybe two brothers, so as to capture interaction between them).
Not fine: Sitting one of the brothers afk in the center of a grinding route and grinding on one account so as to get double the rewards.
The difference between the two in spirit doesn't need a TOS for me to differentiate
Basically you're saying that carrying should not be allowed. (that "afk" brother still need to loot the corpses so it cant actually be afk for that to work).
But that isn't what was being said. The difference between this and being carried is that being carried requires the input from two players. This is 1 player logged in on two accounts farming the same kills twice for themselves. That's as close to what bots do as you can get.
Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Fine: Log onto two accounts and bring them both to a roleplay scene (maybe two brothers, so as to capture interaction between them).
Not fine: Sitting one of the brothers afk in the center of a grinding route and grinding on one account so as to get double the rewards.
The difference between the two in spirit doesn't need a TOS for me to differentiate
Basically you're saying that carrying should not be allowed. (that "afk" brother still need to loot the corpses so it cant actually be afk for that to work).
Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Fine: Log onto two accounts and bring them both to a roleplay scene (maybe two brothers, so as to capture interaction between them).
Not fine: Sitting one of the brothers afk in the center of a grinding route and grinding on one account so as to get double the rewards.
The difference between the two in spirit doesn't need a TOS for me to differentiate
Basically you're saying that carrying should not be allowed. (that "afk" brother still need to loot the corpses so it cant actually be afk for that to work).
But that isn't what was being said. The difference between this and being carried is that being carried requires the input from two players. This is 1 player logged in on two accounts farming the same kills twice for themselves. That's as close to what bots do as you can get.
^^ This. I've seen as many as 11 accounts stealthed away while one player kills leather dropping mobs then switching to pick up the loot in certain areas... The Rift, right outside Riften. Bangkorai, where the quest involving Hircine is and the quest where a man needs you to help his werewolf husband. I've seen it just about everywhere there are tons of leather dropping mobs. Although, it has been quite a while since I have seen it. Looks like the are getting rid of people doing it thank god.
DocFrost72 wrote: »Can you see how this is fundamentally different in intent? It is the difference between two players assisting each other, and one person gaming the system to get more rewards for the same exact effort expended.
Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Can you see how this is fundamentally different in intent? It is the difference between two players assisting each other, and one person gaming the system to get more rewards for the same exact effort expended.
That's not true that it is the exact same effort expended. One playing controlling one account at a time, switching betweem two, has to control the second account independently from the first account. That is a far cry from your "same effort expended".
Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Can you see how this is fundamentally different in intent? It is the difference between two players assisting each other, and one person gaming the system to get more rewards for the same exact effort expended.
That's not true that it is the exact same effort expended. One player controlling one account at a time, switching betweem two, has to control the second account independently from the first account. That is a far cry from your "same effort expended".
But even so the TOS only bans multiboxing, that is playing multiple characters simultaneously, aka at the same time. Playing on two characters one at a time is not playing them at the same time. If zos disagree with this they need to update and clarify their TOS because the current TOS does not prohibit switching between playing on multiple accounts one at a time.
Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Can you see how this is fundamentally different in intent? It is the difference between two players assisting each other, and one person gaming the system to get more rewards for the same exact effort expended.
That's not true that it is the exact same effort expended. One player controlling one account at a time, switching betweem two, has to control the second account independently from the first account. That is a far cry from your "same effort expended".
But even so the TOS only bans multiboxing, that is playing multiple characters simultaneously, aka at the same time. Playing on two characters one at a time is not playing them at the same time. If zos disagree with this they need to update and clarify their TOS because the current TOS does not prohibit switching between playing on multiple accounts one at a time.
Being logged into the game is "playing." Whether you are sitting there doing nothing or doing a trial, you are playing the game by being logged into it. Logging into two accounts at the same time is playing the game on two accounts at the same time. You can try to twist the words to justify cheating all you want, but you will still be wrong.
And owing two accounts is not against TOS. As long as you log completely out of one account and log into the other. And then log completely out of that account before you log back into your other account.
DocFrost72 wrote: »Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Can you see how this is fundamentally different in intent? It is the difference between two players assisting each other, and one person gaming the system to get more rewards for the same exact effort expended.
That's not true that it is the exact same effort expended. One playing controlling one account at a time, switching betweem two, has to control the second account independently from the first account. That is a far cry from your "same effort expended".
You are factually just wrong.
If you are in group with your alternate account and kill one animal, then collect two seperate loot tables on the two accounts, you are, with intent, playing the system of the game in your favor to increase rewards.
Logging in on x amount of characters to collect hirelings is impossible to surpass what is possible through normal gameplay. In what situation besides intentionally multiboxing can you kill a mob once and get two loot tables?
Now, you may not agree that this should be against TOS, but it is, and if you do it you will be disciplined. If you are comfortable with that, go ahead
By the way, there is no one at the keyboard when bots farm, but they are banned. Are bots against the TOS?
DocFrost72 wrote: »Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Can you see how this is fundamentally different in intent? It is the difference between two players assisting each other, and one person gaming the system to get more rewards for the same exact effort expended.
That's not true that it is the exact same effort expended. One playing controlling one account at a time, switching betweem two, has to control the second account independently from the first account. That is a far cry from your "same effort expended".
You are factually just wrong.
If you are in group with your alternate account and kill one animal, then collect two seperate loot tables on the two accounts, you are, with intent, playing the system of the game in your favor to increase rewards.
Logging in on x amount of characters to collect hirelings is impossible to surpass what is possible through normal gameplay. In what situation besides intentionally multiboxing can you kill a mob once and get two loot tables?
Now, you may not agree that this should be against TOS, but it is, and if you do it you will be disciplined. If you are comfortable with that, go ahead
By the way, there is no one at the keyboard when bots farm, but they are banned. Are bots against the TOS?
You get different loot table for each character.
Since mechanics of the game allowed to get loot for each character in group it's not against ToS.
DocFrost72 wrote: »Jayman1000 wrote: »DocFrost72 wrote: »Can you see how this is fundamentally different in intent? It is the difference between two players assisting each other, and one person gaming the system to get more rewards for the same exact effort expended.
That's not true that it is the exact same effort expended. One playing controlling one account at a time, switching betweem two, has to control the second account independently from the first account. That is a far cry from your "same effort expended".
You are factually just wrong.
If you are in group with your alternate account and kill one animal, then collect two seperate loot tables on the two accounts, you are, with intent, playing the system of the game in your favor to increase rewards.
Logging in on x amount of characters to collect hirelings is impossible to surpass what is possible through normal gameplay. In what situation besides intentionally multiboxing can you kill a mob once and get two loot tables?
Now, you may not agree that this should be against TOS, but it is, and if you do it you will be disciplined. If you are comfortable with that, go ahead
By the way, there is no one at the keyboard when bots farm, but they are banned. Are bots against the TOS?
You get different loot table for each character.
Since mechanics of the game allowed to get loot for each character in group it's not against ToS.