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Bot Train
kewl
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Bot train active in Auridon, Silsailen, PC NA, 5:52 PM PST.
Edited by kewl on December 12, 2016 2:05AM
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AzuraKin✭✭✭✭✭what is your proof its a bot train? because that aint no *** bot train in my experience. bot trains havent been since since the first month of the game and you could spot them a mile away cause it would be 24+ in a tight little ball and never once anyone seperating from group in the slightest. not even pro pvp raid groups were that tight. that on the other hand looks like just some normal players grouped together having fun.v160 spellsword (nightblade)
v160 restoration archmage (Templar)
v160 battlemage (sorcerer)
v160 restoration archmage (Templar)
v160 warrior (DragonKnight)
v160 assassin (nightblade)
v160 swordsman (sorcerer)
v160 spellsword (nightblade)1 -
kewl✭✭✭✭✭
✭what is your proof its a bot train? because that aint no *** bot train in my experience. bot trains havent been since since the first month of the game and you could spot them a mile away cause it would be 24+ in a tight little ball and never once anyone seperating from group in the slightest. not even pro pvp raid groups were that tight. that on the other hand looks like just some normal players grouped together having fun.
Indeed. Normal human players always run to the spot where a dead npc lies, then pause, then pivot, then run to the next dead npc location. Also normal human players would never respond to a whisper asking if they were human.
Just because you haven't seen something doesn't mean it's not happening. But no sense in arguing, ZOS will decide.1 -
AzuraKin✭✭✭✭✭yet you offer nothign to back your claim. a picture not even a video of the supposed players is not proof. also bot groups are a lot tighter then that, bot groups run in a very small group nearly indistinguishable from each other while they are moving. in all probability is you ran upon a group training for pvp.v160 spellsword (nightblade)
v160 restoration archmage (Templar)
v160 battlemage (sorcerer)
v160 restoration archmage (Templar)
v160 warrior (DragonKnight)
v160 assassin (nightblade)
v160 swordsman (sorcerer)
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✭✭✭what is your proof its a bot train? because that aint no *** bot train in my experience. bot trains havent been since since the first month of the game and you could spot them a mile away cause it would be 24+ in a tight little ball and never once anyone seperating from group in the slightest. not even pro pvp raid groups were that tight. that on the other hand looks like just some normal players grouped together having fun.
Indeed. Normal human players always run to the spot where a dead npc lies, then pause, then pivot, then run to the next dead npc location. Also normal human players would never respond to a whisper asking if they were human.
I run to dead NPC locations, pause to loot, pivot then run to the next dead NPC that was just out of range for me to loot the first time. I also don't respond to random, out of the blue inquiries from complete strangers asking if I'm human. It's a silly and very strange question to ask someone. Do you ask everyone you meet that question?
Now if you'll excuse me, I need to contact the mothership so I can submit my daily report on earth culture."He who fights with monsters should look to it that he himself does not become a monster...when you gaze long into the abyss the abyss also gazes into you..."0 -
xRIVALENx✭✭✭Looks similar to the stick or follow commands we used in EQ when running macros. Although normally all the extra bots pile up behind the lead character.0