The concept of the "does the punishment fit the crime" does not apply to anything other the U.S. penal code.
We don't get to apply what we feel should or should not be a punishment in a video game privately run by a company.
You can be irate all you want, but you are wrong in that we all have exploited in some way like this.
If you know its wrong and not working the right way, don't do it.
Any other argument is simply justifying your reasons for breaking the rules.
And, if they mistakenly printed a 100mph sign and then POSTED that sign, its not a mistake, its the speed limit and all "tickets" would be null and void,
Circular logic to try and defend those who break the rules will always wind up justifying the action somehow, I just don't do that.
My opinion, don't start nothing, won't be nothing.
Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
Rohamad_Ali wrote: »There really should be no favoritism for streamers either . Punishment should be same for all . I don't know why people keep mentioning streamers get special treatment because aim not aware of the exact incidents referring but I do not think it's fair to punish anyone one way an someone else another because popular .
Yolokin_Swagonborn wrote: »Rohamad_Ali wrote: »There really should be no favoritism for streamers either . Punishment should be same for all . I don't know why people keep mentioning streamers get special treatment because aim not aware of the exact incidents referring but I do not think it's fair to punish anyone one way an someone else another because popular .
I've seem most well known streamers use crit rush to move up vertical terrain. Maybe that's because its REALLY easy to do even on accident because gap closer code is so broken right now.
But yeah lets ban players for programming mistakes.
Remember when gap closers actually worked, didn't snare/root/silence and didn't let you fly?
Pepperridge Farm remembers.
Yolokin_Swagonborn wrote: »Rohamad_Ali wrote: »There really should be no favoritism for streamers either . Punishment should be same for all . I don't know why people keep mentioning streamers get special treatment because aim not aware of the exact incidents referring but I do not think it's fair to punish anyone one way an someone else another because popular .
I've seem most well known streamers use crit rush to move up vertical terrain. Maybe that's because its REALLY easy to do even on accident because gap closer code is so broken right now.
But yeah lets ban players for programming mistakes.
Remember when gap closers actually worked, didn't snare/root/silence and didn't let you fly?
Pepperridge Farm remembers.
Yolokin_Swagonborn wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
So back when Lethal Arrow was applying stacking heal debuffs up to 100%, you are saying the right and moral thing do to as players would be to take the skill off your bar and never use it?
In that case, it was an exploit, i.e. working not as intended. So hitting the same player with lethal arrow would be exploiting broken gaming mechanics. Gotta make sure you wait four seconds before using lethal arrow again or perma-ban.
Do you see how ridiculous this can get?
I'm not going to change my build or be super careful how I use skills just because ZOS can't fix their game.
People that used broken skils, OP sets, etc dont really bother me. Its the people that are STILL in this game that are CONFIRMED cheaters and go around thinking they are actually skilled. Those people bother me.
Yolokin_Swagonborn wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
So back when Lethal Arrow was applying stacking heal debuffs up to 100%, you are saying the right and moral thing do to as players would be to take the skill off your bar and never use it?
In that case, it was an exploit, i.e. working not as intended. So hitting the same player with lethal arrow would be exploiting broken gaming mechanics. Gotta make sure you wait four seconds before using lethal arrow again or perma-ban.
Do you see how ridiculous this can get?
I'm not going to change my build or be super careful how I use skills just because ZOS can't fix their game.
People that used broken skils, OP sets, etc dont really bother me. Its the people that are STILL in this game that are CONFIRMED cheaters and go around thinking they are actually skilled. Those people bother me.
Again, strawman extrapolated out to try and make things justified.
I can't speak on anyone's punishment because I am not them and I don't know what happened, and even if you "know" said person, you don't know the details of what the report was, the evidence provided and the context of what the problem was.
If said person realized that he has 100k weapondamage in pvp and then he goes on a killing spree willy nilly, one-shotting everyone around him in a zerg, then yes take that *** off your bar.
The thing is with lethal arrow stacking health debuffs, that isn't something that you could legitimately "see" as easily as having 100k weapon damage.
Being sensationalist won't help here, it's a black and white matter.
You are arguing over what is fair and not within punishment, but you will not look at what is fair or not within the choices you make in game.
See it sucks when you get "unfairly" treated by people that have a perceived power above you, doesn't it?
Accidentally gap closing into a keep isn't getting you banned, what you do after you get into that keep is.
Every argument surrounding the "unfair" punishment of any player is personal bias and emotion, you don't get it both ways.
I literally will never be banned from this game because I NEVER do ANYTHING that could be even considered exploitative, especially of the emotions of other players.
If you do, then you are risking consequence. It is difficult for me to understand how this is not accepted.
If you do, then you are risking consequence. It is difficult for me to understand how this is not accepted.
antihero727 wrote: »Yolokin_Swagonborn wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
So back when Lethal Arrow was applying stacking heal debuffs up to 100%, you are saying the right and moral thing do to as players would be to take the skill off your bar and never use it?
In that case, it was an exploit, i.e. working not as intended. So hitting the same player with lethal arrow would be exploiting broken gaming mechanics. Gotta make sure you wait four seconds before using lethal arrow again or perma-ban.
Do you see how ridiculous this can get?
I'm not going to change my build or be super careful how I use skills just because ZOS can't fix their game.
People that used broken skils, OP sets, etc dont really bother me. Its the people that are STILL in this game that are CONFIRMED cheaters and go around thinking they are actually skilled. Those people bother me.
Again, strawman extrapolated out to try and make things justified.
I can't speak on anyone's punishment because I am not them and I don't know what happened, and even if you "know" said person, you don't know the details of what the report was, the evidence provided and the context of what the problem was.
If said person realized that he has 100k weapondamage in pvp and then he goes on a killing spree willy nilly, one-shotting everyone around him in a zerg, then yes take that *** off your bar.
The thing is with lethal arrow stacking health debuffs, that isn't something that you could legitimately "see" as easily as having 100k weapon damage.
Being sensationalist won't help here, it's a black and white matter.
You are arguing over what is fair and not within punishment, but you will not look at what is fair or not within the choices you make in game.
See it sucks when you get "unfairly" treated by people that have a perceived power above you, doesn't it?
Accidentally gap closing into a keep isn't getting you banned, what you do after you get into that keep is.
Every argument surrounding the "unfair" punishment of any player is personal bias and emotion, you don't get it both ways.
I literally will never be banned from this game because I NEVER do ANYTHING that could be even considered exploitative, especially of the emotions of other players.
If you do, then you are risking consequence. It is difficult for me to understand how this is not accepted.
Panda that is you right? No one else I know could be so self righteous.
Publius_Scipio wrote: »Who cares, its an online video game. You already know who they are so why do you care? People since forever have cheated. School exams, sports, games, children's party magicians, etc. I'd rather have them around so I can create stories.
I mean look what happened the other day. Some stalker infiltrated the TS of a known cheater (now unbanned) took a clip of some conversation and everyone on the forums laughed. After that embarrassment the former cheater posts a picture of himself with butterflies on his hair. Do you have any idea how even more embarrassing that is? What more do you people want?
Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
redspecter23 wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
So if I accidentally gap close into a keep one time by misclicking, a permaban is ok?
Sandman929 wrote: »We could make a list of existing exploits that ZOS has explicitly pointed out as being ban-worthy.
So far I've got:
1)Gap closing into keeps/outposts bypassing the capture mechanics.
2)CE
Did I miss anything?
Sandman929 wrote: »redspecter23 wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
So if I accidentally gap close into a keep one time by misclicking, a permaban is ok?
Not up to me, but I'd say no. I've done that many many times. Don't kill anyone, just stand there and die.
redspecter23 wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
So if I accidentally gap close into a keep one time by misclicking, a permaban is ok?
redspecter23 wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
So if I accidentally gap close into a keep one time by misclicking, a permaban is ok?
Again, strawman extrapolation of what is happening.
You are not going to be permabanned for gap closing into a keep. They don't even know you do it, you have to be recorded and then submitted to ZOS before they even can act on it.
There is not one person here who I will legitimately believe 'accidentally' gets inside a keep by using broken code, then LEAVES or DIES will be banned.
It just won't happen.
No, what happens is this:
Click gap closer, accidentally get inside keep.
oooooh, well I'm here anyway, let me go ahead and set up siege, kill all the npcs, maybe farm some lowbies.
I mean, its ZOS fault I'm in here right, I didn't do anything wrong, so everything I do that is against the rules now is negated by the fact that the initial rule breaking was accidental.
I'm tired of the exploitative people saying they are getting banned for accidentally clicking a gap closer.
You aren't, and if you say you are, then you either are seriously delusional, or lying.
Sandman929 wrote: »We could make a list of existing exploits that ZOS has explicitly pointed out as being ban-worthy.
So far I've got:
1)Gap closing into keeps/outposts bypassing the capture mechanics.
2)CE
Did I miss anything?
redspecter23 wrote: »redspecter23 wrote: »Sandman929 wrote: »Doesn't matter when they knew about it. Doesn't matter if they released it broken. None of the whining matters if you get banned for behavior that you know could get you banned.
Just don't do it.
It's just that simple.
So if I accidentally gap close into a keep one time by misclicking, a permaban is ok?
Again, strawman extrapolation of what is happening.
You are not going to be permabanned for gap closing into a keep. They don't even know you do it, you have to be recorded and then submitted to ZOS before they even can act on it.
There is not one person here who I will legitimately believe 'accidentally' gets inside a keep by using broken code, then LEAVES or DIES will be banned.
It just won't happen.
No, what happens is this:
Click gap closer, accidentally get inside keep.
oooooh, well I'm here anyway, let me go ahead and set up siege, kill all the npcs, maybe farm some lowbies.
I mean, its ZOS fault I'm in here right, I didn't do anything wrong, so everything I do that is against the rules now is negated by the fact that the initial rule breaking was accidental.
I'm tired of the exploitative people saying they are getting banned for accidentally clicking a gap closer.
You aren't, and if you say you are, then you either are seriously delusional, or lying.
You claim nobody is getting permabanned for a misclick. If that's true, then there is no problem. I know of multiple people that have been permabanned lately. No reasons are given by ZoS. No appeals are allowed. Just permaban. I can't say for sure if they are innocent, but they have no idea what they did that resulted in a permaban. These things are happening whether you see them or not.