Hail and well met Adventurer,
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online support team! In particular, thank you for taking the time to report Botting in-game, and helping make the ESO community a better place.
Rest assured we take all reports of bots very seriously and will be investigating thoroughly. Keep an eye out for the Bot Hammer wielding GM's which we have been sending to Tamriel to help with this issue.
All the best,
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
dpayne83_ESO wrote: »Banhammers happen in waves. It's a GM RP'ing with you.
GambitJ79b14_ESO wrote: »After reporting a bot I received this reply...Hail and well met Adventurer,
Thank you for contacting The Elder Scrolls Online support team! In particular, thank you for taking the time to report Botting in-game, and helping make the ESO community a better place.
Rest assured we take all reports of bots very seriously and will be investigating thoroughly. Keep an eye out for the Bot Hammer wielding GM's which we have been sending to Tamriel to help with this issue.
All the best,
The Elder Scrolls Online Team
Is this true? Are there GM's out and about in game to 'hammer' these bots? or is this a RP metaphor?
TheCookisMonstar wrote: »GambitJ79b14_ESO wrote: »After reporting a bot I received this reply...Snip
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RP only .... GM do not exist yet... sad but as the years go by... GM are active less and less due to legal reasons.
I still have a hard time seeing why they are pouring this many resources into cleaning up bots. they are a minor issue that doesn't take away from the players experience. They could direct their GMs to focus on much more important things like bug reports or any other issue that actually impacts how ppl play the game not bots that don't damage the game play for anyone.
Bots does damage but their importance is vastly overblown.I still have a hard time seeing why they are pouring this many resources into cleaning up bots. they are a minor issue that doesn't take away from the players experience. They could direct their GMs to focus on much more important things like bug reports or any other issue that actually impacts how ppl play the game not bots that don't damage the game play for anyone.
I still have a hard time seeing why they are pouring this many resources into cleaning up bots. they are a minor issue that doesn't take away from the players experience. They could direct their GMs to focus on much more important things like bug reports or any other issue that actually impacts how ppl play the game not bots that don't damage the game play for anyone.
Saihung423 wrote: »I still have a hard time seeing why they are pouring this many resources into cleaning up bots. they are a minor issue that doesn't take away from the players experience. They could direct their GMs to focus on much more important things like bug reports or any other issue that actually impacts how ppl play the game not bots that don't damage the game play for anyone.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ztVMib1T4T4
erm getting rid of bots = cutting down on the gold spammers website gold amount. bots are used to farm gold spammers are used to bug ppl about the website and then you have the bank accounts...those are the ones who hold all the gold. banning them is a great way to kill the spammers.Bots does damage but their importance is vastly overblown.I still have a hard time seeing why they are pouring this many resources into cleaning up bots. they are a minor issue that doesn't take away from the players experience. They could direct their GMs to focus on much more important things like bug reports or any other issue that actually impacts how ppl play the game not bots that don't damage the game play for anyone.
They affect bosses in some public dungeons, the low level ones and some higher level, nothing else, I say that gold seller spam is an larger issue and I tend to run with zone chat off anyway.
Yes public dungeons is an part of gameplay and i enjoy them myself even if I don't do them much. however bots feeds gold sellers and this might have more of an impact.