Post it to youtube, then send the link in a report. Also post the link to eso reddit for good measure.
I think the eso subreddit flies by the same rulesets the forums to (an agreement to ensure ZOS participation). Don't get me wrong, I'm as curious as everyone else and want to see these guys in action and see them get busted. But, if we expect to see the cheaters and their exploits removed from the game we have to be sure to follow the rules ourselves.
These players hide behind "The rules" which were created to protect against harassment and abuse by players yet just the opposite is happened. These players continue to play day after day and have for months despite numerous reports and the players being harassed are the paying customers who abide by the rules instead of exploiting them.
With all this said what *really* irks me is the fact that just lack week a group of terribles from Haderus that I regularly kill reported me so much my account was permanently banned for "Hacking" the game despite *zero* evidence of said hack occurring (I've never hacked or used exploits in the game). It took me a good two days and hours of my own time on the phone to get my account unbanned, and I still never received and explanation or a valid response on why I was banned on what precautions would be put in place to ensure this kind of abuse doesn't occur again.
This whole name and shame policy that ZoS has implemented has done nothing but give disreputable players a blanket to hide behind and obscure the visibility of any real actions on the part of ZoS to ensure that ESO remains largely exploit and hack free. I'm proof that if enough people report someone, they'll eventually get banned regardless of evidence. That these players still have active accounts is pretty surprising.
Reporting should start an investigation, not insta-ban.
Otherwise, next time we want to win the war in Cyrodil we'll just mass report every player in the opposing factions. DER, it's obviously a bad policy.
Well I wasn't officially Banned until the morning of the next day. I received an email stating that I was permanently banned for "Hacking". I responded basically saying that the accusation was absurd and that I demanded to talk to someone. I got another generic response from someone saying they did a "thorough investigation" into the matter and that there was "evidence" that I was indeed hacking and that my appeal was denied. The morning after that I was unbanned with no explanation or apologies with the time I lost credited back to my account. I asked for a clarification of why exactly I was banned and got some response that it was indeed due to players reporting me and some sort of system "Flags" that verified it. I know exactly which players have regularly reported me and I tell you the crap that they say I do to "hack" the game is laughably absurd. Like Auto-dodge rolling and stuff. What kind of moron would use a hack that automatically dodges attacks? You'd be out of stamina in the first 5 seconds of a battle. The fact that some GM or some person in authority actually believed them enough to follow through and ban my account was pretty freaking scary.
It really shook what little confidence I had left in ZoS at this point. I've spent so much time on my account, freaking 100 days /played, the majority of that has been spent in PvP. If some trashcan player can get owned by you and report you for "hacking" and actually get someone to listen and ban that person, this game is on worse footing than even I had thought possible.
Meanwhile, we have people all over the game recording and reporting players who actually *are* using hacks or at very least some clever exploits and they continue to play every day with no repercussions.
They really need to starting dealing with stuff. I think they got lazy when their player base was tiny and all sub and they seemed afraid to ban anyone.. now we'll see far more exploits with a larger player base, and so far, nothing has happened.
Mentioned this in another thread, but well worth repeating here. As per the newly revised TOS, Section 8, bullet point 8. "In an effort to continuously improve the Services, You and other players discovering exploits, cheats, cracks or other inconsistencies are required to report them to ZeniMax"
Over the next few weeks there's going to be a lot of old players returning and lots of new folks signing up. It would be a shame to see them discouraged by cheating and exploiting. I would suggest /bug in game with a privatized video link for ZOS to review. Remain polite, do not engage the cheater, and do not expect to ever hear a result of your reporting. It isn't information you or anyone else is entitled to, though it would be nice to hear a blanket statement from ZOS that they really do receive, review, and make the effort to see this sorta thing resolved.
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Why? Your kind doesn't suffer with this. You all whimped out and went to Chill.
Post it to youtube, then send the link in a report. Also post the link to eso reddit for good measure.
I think the eso subreddit flies by the same rulesets the forums to (an agreement to ensure ZOS participation). Don't get me wrong, I'm as curious as everyone else and want to see these guys in action and see them get busted. But, if we expect to see the cheaters and their exploits removed from the game we have to be sure to follow the rules ourselves.
These players hide behind "The rules" which were created to protect against harassment and abuse by players yet just the opposite is happened. These players continue to play day after day and have for months despite numerous reports and the players being harassed are the paying customers who abide by the rules instead of exploiting them.
With all this said what *really* irks me is the fact that just lack week a group of terribles from Haderus that I regularly kill reported me so much my account was permanently banned for "Hacking" the game despite *zero* evidence of said hack occurring (I've never hacked or used exploits in the game). It took me a good two days and hours of my own time on the phone to get my account unbanned, and I still never received and explanation or a valid response on why I was banned on what precautions would be put in place to ensure this kind of abuse doesn't occur again.
This whole name and shame policy that ZoS has implemented has done nothing but give disreputable players a blanket to hide behind and obscure the visibility of any real actions on the part of ZoS to ensure that ESO remains largely exploit and hack free. I'm proof that if enough people report someone, they'll eventually get banned regardless of evidence. That these players still have active accounts is pretty surprising.
Reporting should start an investigation, not insta-ban.
Otherwise, next time we want to win the war in Cyrodil we'll just mass report every player in the opposing factions. DER, it's obviously a bad policy.
I sent out the video again to people who were asking. I've been tlaking in PMs to a few of you about whether or not he is hacking. I think it is pretty clear he is. Look at what he does at 1:10 and at 1:30. He sits there and does nothing while CC'd and I am hitting him for like 200 dmg executes and 240 dmg crystal frags. He has no shields up. If you watch my recount add-on dmg tracker, notice that the only time I break 300 dmg is when my Boundless Storm is hitting the NPC guards following me.
I will say this again, I have seen this before, they know someone at Zen, there is no way they would not get banned in any other game, that is why they are back, that is why they continue to do what they do, in complete ignorance. That is also how the bug cannot be traced, fixed or whatever. I been playing games for a long time, what I have noticed is the new generation wants it easy, quickly and has no ethical aptitude to care. Kinda like how the new generation feels they have the right to do so instead of putting in the hard work.
Post it to youtube, then send the link in a report. Also post the link to eso reddit for good measure.
I think the eso subreddit flies by the same rulesets the forums to (an agreement to ensure ZOS participation). Don't get me wrong, I'm as curious as everyone else and want to see these guys in action and see them get busted. But, if we expect to see the cheaters and their exploits removed from the game we have to be sure to follow the rules ourselves.
These players hide behind "The rules" which were created to protect against harassment and abuse by players yet just the opposite is happened. These players continue to play day after day and have for months despite numerous reports and the players being harassed are the paying customers who abide by the rules instead of exploiting them.
With all this said what *really* irks me is the fact that just lack week a group of terribles from Haderus that I regularly kill reported me so much my account was permanently banned for "Hacking" the game despite *zero* evidence of said hack occurring (I've never hacked or used exploits in the game). It took me a good two days and hours of my own time on the phone to get my account unbanned, and I still never received and explanation or a valid response on why I was banned on what precautions would be put in place to ensure this kind of abuse doesn't occur again.
This whole name and shame policy that ZoS has implemented has done nothing but give disreputable players a blanket to hide behind and obscure the visibility of any real actions on the part of ZoS to ensure that ESO remains largely exploit and hack free. I'm proof that if enough people report someone, they'll eventually get banned regardless of evidence. That these players still have active accounts is pretty surprising.
Reporting should start an investigation, not insta-ban.
Otherwise, next time we want to win the war in Cyrodil we'll just mass report every player in the opposing factions. DER, it's obviously a bad policy.
Well I wasn't officially Banned until the morning of the next day. I received an email stating that I was permanently banned for "Hacking". I responded basically saying that the accusation was absurd and that I demanded to talk to someone. I got another generic response from someone saying they did a "thorough investigation" into the matter and that there was "evidence" that I was indeed hacking and that my appeal was denied. The morning after that I was unbanned with no explanation or apologies with the time I lost credited back to my account. I asked for a clarification of why exactly I was banned and got some response that it was indeed due to players reporting me and some sort of system "Flags" that verified it. I know exactly which players have regularly reported me and I tell you the crap that they say I do to "hack" the game is laughably absurd. Like Auto-dodge rolling and stuff. What kind of moron would use a hack that automatically dodges attacks? You'd be out of stamina in the first 5 seconds of a battle. The fact that some GM or some person in authority actually believed them enough to follow through and ban my account was pretty freaking scary.
It really shook what little confidence I had left in ZoS at this point. I've spent so much time on my account, freaking 100 days /played, the majority of that has been spent in PvP. If some trashcan player can get owned by you and report you for "hacking" and actually get someone to listen and ban that person, this game is on worse footing than even I had thought possible.
Meanwhile, we have people all over the game recording and reporting players who actually *are* using hacks or at very least some clever exploits and they continue to play every day with no repercussions.
Skafsgaard wrote: »I would like to see this video. Could I have the link, please?
And nice job, "organizing" all this - you get an awesome!
c.gregoryb14_ESO wrote: »Post it to youtube, then send the link in a report. Also post the link to eso reddit for good measure.
I think the eso subreddit flies by the same rulesets the forums to (an agreement to ensure ZOS participation). Don't get me wrong, I'm as curious as everyone else and want to see these guys in action and see them get busted. But, if we expect to see the cheaters and their exploits removed from the game we have to be sure to follow the rules ourselves.
These players hide behind "The rules" which were created to protect against harassment and abuse by players yet just the opposite is happened. These players continue to play day after day and have for months despite numerous reports and the players being harassed are the paying customers who abide by the rules instead of exploiting them.
With all this said what *really* irks me is the fact that just lack week a group of terribles from Haderus that I regularly kill reported me so much my account was permanently banned for "Hacking" the game despite *zero* evidence of said hack occurring (I've never hacked or used exploits in the game). It took me a good two days and hours of my own time on the phone to get my account unbanned, and I still never received and explanation or a valid response on why I was banned on what precautions would be put in place to ensure this kind of abuse doesn't occur again.
This whole name and shame policy that ZoS has implemented has done nothing but give disreputable players a blanket to hide behind and obscure the visibility of any real actions on the part of ZoS to ensure that ESO remains largely exploit and hack free. I'm proof that if enough people report someone, they'll eventually get banned regardless of evidence. That these players still have active accounts is pretty surprising.
Reporting should start an investigation, not insta-ban.
Otherwise, next time we want to win the war in Cyrodil we'll just mass report every player in the opposing factions. DER, it's obviously a bad policy.
Well I wasn't officially Banned until the morning of the next day. I received an email stating that I was permanently banned for "Hacking". I responded basically saying that the accusation was absurd and that I demanded to talk to someone. I got another generic response from someone saying they did a "thorough investigation" into the matter and that there was "evidence" that I was indeed hacking and that my appeal was denied. The morning after that I was unbanned with no explanation or apologies with the time I lost credited back to my account. I asked for a clarification of why exactly I was banned and got some response that it was indeed due to players reporting me and some sort of system "Flags" that verified it. I know exactly which players have regularly reported me and I tell you the crap that they say I do to "hack" the game is laughably absurd. Like Auto-dodge rolling and stuff. What kind of moron would use a hack that automatically dodges attacks? You'd be out of stamina in the first 5 seconds of a battle. The fact that some GM or some person in authority actually believed them enough to follow through and ban my account was pretty freaking scary.
It really shook what little confidence I had left in ZoS at this point. I've spent so much time on my account, freaking 100 days /played, the majority of that has been spent in PvP. If some trashcan player can get owned by you and report you for "hacking" and actually get someone to listen and ban that person, this game is on worse footing than even I had thought possible.
Meanwhile, we have people all over the game recording and reporting players who actually *are* using hacks or at very least some clever exploits and they continue to play every day with no repercussions.
Oh yes you were using a hack Mr. Magica and got a 72 hour ban as a first warning. That's pretty low calling people out when you were caught cheating. Hey where is your buddy Columbine(sp)?? heh.
Mentioned this in another thread, but well worth repeating here. As per the newly revised TOS, Section 8, bullet point 8. "In an effort to continuously improve the Services, You and other players discovering exploits, cheats, cracks or other inconsistencies are required to report them to ZeniMax"