Sheezabeast wrote: »What may be having an idle banker to you, is to someone else, standing afk near dolmens, gaining xp and cp, to sell the account. Where does the line get drawn?
I think we need an updated statement from an upper-echelon ZOS employee on the definition of multi-boxing, and more specifically, their definition of "playing" since that is the terminology used in the ToS. Until that point, we are all just tossing out our own, personal interpretations of a legal document, and I haven't yet seen someone post that they have a Juris Doctorate, or other ample qualifications for doing so.
Jayman1000 wrote: »Clearly just looking for a way to get around the TOS. If you are just leaving a character at the bank (or some place else) to make things easy for you, you would have to move it around every few minutes in order to avoid the inactivity logout timer.
The inactivity timer is at least 20 minutes (at least the times I timed it has been). That is a far cry from your "every few minutes". But maybe my account works differently than yours? They should have the same idle kick timers imo.
And no, Im trying to understand the TOS. And can't we just stop accusing eachother of wrongdoings? Isn't it about time that that ended?
SiegeMerchant wrote: »btw you still can run multiple ESO on one PC using /runas user
command in Windows
SiegeMerchant wrote: »btw you still can run multiple ESO on one PC using /runas user
command in Windows
You don't even need to do that. Just open up the launcher and click play, you can easily have as many instances open as your PC can handle.
SiegeMerchant wrote: »SiegeMerchant wrote: »btw you still can run multiple ESO on one PC using /runas user
command in Windows
You don't even need to do that. Just open up the launcher and click play, you can easily have as many instances open as your PC can handle.
if you click play once, play button become grey
SiegeMerchant wrote: »SiegeMerchant wrote: »btw you still can run multiple ESO on one PC using /runas user
command in Windows
You don't even need to do that. Just open up the launcher and click play, you can easily have as many instances open as your PC can handle.
if you click play once, play button become grey
Yup, but you can open the launcher again.
Jayman1000 wrote: »Clearly just looking for a way to get around the TOS. If you are just leaving a character at the bank (or some place else) to make things easy for you, you would have to move it around every few minutes in order to avoid the inactivity logout timer.
The inactivity timer is at least 20 minutes (at least the times I timed it has been). That is a far cry from your "every few minutes". But maybe my account works differently than yours? They should have the same idle kick timers imo.
And no, Im trying to understand the TOS. And can't we just stop accusing eachother of wrongdoings? Isn't it about time that that ended?
Your question is suspicious. There is no valid reason to just leave a character idle in zone while playing on another account. The excuse, it takes to long to log back in, is not valid.
Your question is suspicious. There is no valid reason to just leave a character idle in zone while playing on another account. The excuse, it takes to long to log back in, is not valid.
So what exactly do you want OP? Try it out and get the result, we (the community) won't make a difference.
SiegeMerchant wrote: »SiegeMerchant wrote: »SiegeMerchant wrote: »btw you still can run multiple ESO on one PC using /runas user
command in Windows
You don't even need to do that. Just open up the launcher and click play, you can easily have as many instances open as your PC can handle.
if you click play once, play button become grey
Yup, but you can open the launcher again.
and nothing will happened, only one launcher can be active
tested many times
Jayman1000 wrote: »Your question is suspicious. There is no valid reason to just leave a character idle in zone while playing on another account. The excuse, it takes to long to log back in, is not valid.
It's not suspicious, this is just a postulate on your behalf with no sound argument to support it.
I already explained to you several scenarios for why I would want to be logged in to two accounts at a time. You deem my wish to avoid multiple logins a day lasting several minutes as not valid. What do you base that on? Your own experience? I certainly don't find login screens super entertaining to go through, but maybe you do and thus think it is weird for me to give this as a reason. My perfecdt MMO world would be one there had no kick timer, like EVE Online for example. I know that's not possible with ESO, but Im just telling you that this is what I like.
There's nothing "suspicious" about it, I have told you exactly what I would like to do and why I would like to do it. Additionally I have explained that besides the practical reasons in game I am simply curious to debate it, I find it interesting. You go ahead and call all this suspicious, obviously I don't agree.
Jayman1000 wrote: »So what exactly do you want OP? Try it out and get the result, we (the community) won't make a difference.
Two things:
1: I wanted to better understand the TOS, by debating this, hearing ideas, perhaps even quotes from ZOS employees (which I got, albeit old) with clarifications on. For the purpose of determing whether it is allowed or not. I believe I have gotten closer to an answer, though not close enough imo.
2: debate the issue at hand for the sake of debating it, I find the discussion itself interesting.
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What's to better understand? You can't use a third party program to run multiply accounts at the same time. The fact you keep asking this, makes your continued asking, suspicious. It seems like you fishing for answer to a different question.
As I sit at 85 in queue for Vivec, I wonder if I would be allowed to open a new instance of the game and log into the same account but on EU instead of NA and play my character there while my NA character waits to be queued into Cyrodiil.
Amiona_Star wrote: »Man, I wish multiboxing was not allowed in WoW. Was pvp raiding a Alliance city with my guild the other night and boom a 10+ account multiboxer came out of no where and wiped us! It's so crazy. But it is money in Blizzards pockets. Anyway, glad to know its not allowed here!
Sylvermynx wrote: »I actually would want it here - because running my own "extras" is preferable to me rather than having to listen to people ragging on me about my lag, even after I've informed them that I have horrible lag.
I miss WoW and RIFT for that alone.
Judas Helviaryn wrote: »
I found WoW and Rift a lot harder to play than ESO on sattie, personally.
Sylvermynx wrote: »Judas Helviaryn wrote: »
I found WoW and Rift a lot harder to play than ESO on sattie, personally.
This game is far worse for me than the others, and yet my connection is far better than the last time I played those games.
For one thing, the up and down usage is much higher than on either of those games. Eventually, I'm going to get to a point where I can only play one day a week - because otherwise, I'm going to be throttled except from 3 am to 6 am - and lord knows I could play then, but husband would likely want a divorce - after 43 years.
Now that said, part of the "worse" is that I haven't figured out the "finger pause" setup for combat in ESO yet. I spent 8 years in WoW, and had that down pat. You'd have laughed seeing me keyboard combat probably, but it worked fine for me - because after maybe three months, I got the rotations down and the amount of time to wait before hitting the next key. RIFT was so much like WoW with that it didn't change much at all.
ESO is quite different for me no matter that I've played TES since Arena. I just don't have the "wait time for satellite" figured out yet in this game, and the combat isn't - for me - intuitive.
And no - I'm not using macros etc. It's just the way I micro-manage when to hit a key.... to more or less absorb some of the round-trip delay that satellite produces.
Judas Helviaryn wrote: »Sylvermynx wrote: »Judas Helviaryn wrote: »
I found WoW and Rift a lot harder to play than ESO on sattie, personally.
This game is far worse for me than the others, and yet my connection is far better than the last time I played those games.
For one thing, the up and down usage is much higher than on either of those games. Eventually, I'm going to get to a point where I can only play one day a week - because otherwise, I'm going to be throttled except from 3 am to 6 am - and lord knows I could play then, but husband would likely want a divorce - after 43 years.
Now that said, part of the "worse" is that I haven't figured out the "finger pause" setup for combat in ESO yet. I spent 8 years in WoW, and had that down pat. You'd have laughed seeing me keyboard combat probably, but it worked fine for me - because after maybe three months, I got the rotations down and the amount of time to wait before hitting the next key. RIFT was so much like WoW with that it didn't change much at all.
ESO is quite different for me no matter that I've played TES since Arena. I just don't have the "wait time for satellite" figured out yet in this game, and the combat isn't - for me - intuitive.
And no - I'm not using macros etc. It's just the way I micro-manage when to hit a key.... to more or less absorb some of the round-trip delay that satellite produces.
I definitely wouldn't have suggested you use or were using macros. Those would have done nothing more than screw up your rotation. The finger pause, as you call it, is something I've taken over to normal, cable gameplay, and it's generally not hindered my playstyle one bit.
You can achieve quite a lot with sattie in this game.