DKsUnite wrote: »

Jules wrote: »

sadownik wrote: »

@Jules

Well chosen soundtrack i must say.

I found it appropriate

You are gonna get a temp ban for naming and shaming or music choice..... #ZENILOGIC

She'll get banned far quicker than the *** exploiting, that's how this works. But yes, for once I really enjoyed the background music in a pvp video.

Rickter wrote: »

lets put it this way:

if the bans DONT flow with irreversible consequences, I will have lost all respect for ZOS. small words, i know, but seriously these players need to be banned. ya'll shouldve watched out for your boys and told them not to cheat, but there needs to be irreversible bans.

thanks @jules your video was very revealing - so sad.

This has been going on the whole time. It may be more common now that a popular cheat app was recently updated to better support ESO, but ESO has always been vulnerable to this kind of hacking. It doesn't take a lot of technical knowledge to take advantage of, even without a specialized app. All of ESO's infamous cheaters have probably used a variation of the methods used by the app.

So you should already have no respect for ZOS because it knows its game is vulnerable and has chosen instead to allocate money and programming resources to new features like Personalities, Player Housing and to better support the overhead of vanity items.

I sort of think a lot of the people complaining right now are hypocrites. I see so many posters who have either abused in-game "glitching" or played with those who did. Most of this community needs a heavy dose of ethics.