Well, considering you already admitted that you watched them 'hours on end', sure. If you upload a video of a few hours of these 'bots' farming a boss in complete sync, I'll admit to you they were bots. If not, or you can't, you really have no right to call someone a bot. If I'm wrong, please let me know where you got your degree in 'Bot-tology', and I will apologize once again.
I find it interesting that several are trying so hard to argue that these are Real players..
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Well, considering you already admitted that you watched them 'hours on end', sure. If you upload a video of a few hours of these 'bots' farming a boss in complete sync, I'll admit to you they were bots. If not, or you can't, you really have no right to call someone a bot. If I'm wrong, please let me know where you got your degree in 'Bot-tology', and I will apologize once again.
I take it you don't bother to look at the chat at all.
We've been discussing this for the last 5+ hours, between the people going to check on them, there hasn't been a single second they weren't being observed by Several people.
I take it if you had a brick hit the sidewalk in front of you, and you looked up to see a man with an armload of bricks, holding another one up to throw it down at you - you would obviously conclude that the brick that hit the street must have fallen from an airplane passing over. Sheesh
I mean...
If it looks like a duck...
walks like a duck...
and quacks like a duck...
It is obviously a mutated rhinocerous.
Hold on - I was sitting in a dungeon yesterday waiting for the boss to spawn because if I managed to hit him, he was dropping loot with intricate traits and I want those for my crafting. If someone speaks to me in that situation I may not respond, because I am trying to concentrate. That does not make me a bot! Also sometimes I leave the room for a few minutes to make a drink or take a hygiene break, and may not respond.
Please try to be absolutely certain before reporting anyone for being a bot. There are a lot of people at the moment farming certain bosses for items to research or deconstruct, or just to get XP. Although that might be slightly annoying, it is not illegal.
driosketch wrote: »Even if none of them are bots, the fact that this play style is disrupting other players from completing a dungeon is a problem. I say getting a false report is the very least you deserve. Do players not understand why dungeon mobs are now worth only a handful of xp, why the player kill quest is now a daily? You're practically begging boss loot to get the nerf bat next.
 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDu5J9YpB68&list=UUTY7pCmRzfcmTy6_WvIo-Pg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDu5J9YpB68&list=UUTY7pCmRzfcmTy6_WvIo-PgSaw this on reddit today:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDu5J9YpB68&list=UUTY7pCmRzfcmTy6_WvIo-Pg
Video proof of BOTS farming nodes with a teleport hack.
A couple players have already mentioned trouble even getting a hit on the boss, so yes it is a problem.driosketch wrote: »Even if none of them are bots, the fact that this play style is disrupting other players from completing a dungeon is a problem. I say getting a false report is the very least you deserve. Do players not understand why dungeon mobs are now worth only a handful of xp, why the player kill quest is now a daily? You're practically begging boss loot to get the nerf bat next.
Every MMORPG EVER has it this way. If you don't like this play style, maybe you should try a different game genre? People fight bosses for items. They will keep farming them until they get what they want. What's the problem with that? Also, it is in no way disrupting players from completing the 'dungeon;. If anything, it's helping them. All they have to do is hit it once and they get the credit and some loot.
BlackSparrow wrote: »Also, if your farming disrupts the gameplay of others, then you should be reported either way. Multiple times, I.haven't been able to get a hit in edgewise because the bots/farmers have reached critical mass and take the boss down in seconds. Immersion-breaking, I can tolerate in an MMO... not letting me finish my quests will lead to reporting.
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Every MMORPG EVER has it this way. If you don't like this play style, maybe you should try a different game genre? People fight bosses for items. They will keep farming them until they get what they want. What's the problem with that? Also, it is in no way disrupting players from completing the 'dungeon;. If anything, it's helping them. All they have to do is hit it once and they get the credit and some loot.
Saw this on reddit today:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vDu5J9YpB68&list=UUTY7pCmRzfcmTy6_WvIo-Pg
Video proof of BOTS farming nodes with a teleport hack.
Hold on - I was sitting in a dungeon yesterday waiting for the boss to spawn because if I managed to hit him, he was dropping loot with intricate traits and I want those for my crafting. If someone speaks to me in that situation I may not respond, because I am trying to concentrate. That does not make me a bot! Also sometimes I leave the room for a few minutes to make a drink or take a hygiene break, and may not respond.
Please try to be absolutely certain before reporting anyone for being a bot. There are a lot of people at the moment farming certain bosses for items to research or deconstruct, or just to get XP. Although that might be slightly annoying, it is not illegal.
You don't look like this when you decide to farm a boss as a real player..
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So no, unless you are running a bot, you are unlikely to be mistaken for one.
Stienbjorn wrote: »@pinkempyreal they are not recalling to a different shrine, they are using what is usually called a map hack. It allows them to teleport to a position on the map. I know a game I worked on had a similar ability for devs and testers to use that allowed instant travel to any map note, but that behavior only worked on development environments and was not something that they could use on a live environment. This hack allows them, when combined with different API's, to literally teleport to each resource node, harvest it and more on to the next resource node.