It isn't just Hew's Bane there are large groups of bots farming Dolmens, node bots, groups of bots farming quest mobs/fast spawns in all areas. The situation is out of control, comparable with to the launch bots. They really need to act soon.
Thing is, how do you PROVE they're there 24/7 .. the fact they're there whenever you are on isn't proof they're not there when you aren't, see what I mean?
So, that's your char then?Thing is, how do you PROVE they're there 24/7 .. the fact they're there whenever you are on isn't proof they're not there when you aren't, see what I mean?
Players shouldn't have to prove this. GM's should have access to server logs, it's not hard to tell if someone is online for a whole week 24/7 they're probably not an actual player.Thing is, how do you PROVE they're there 24/7 .. the fact they're there whenever you are on isn't proof they're not there when you aren't, see what I mean?
Thing is, how do you PROVE they're there 24/7 .. the fact they're there whenever you are on isn't proof they're not there when you aren't, see what I mean?
really hard to understand how hard it is to ban or reset this guys accounts.
lordrichter wrote: »What platform and geography? So that we can add him to our Celebrity Tour. With all the attention on Dolmens, it is a lot easier for the more subtle botters to do their thing without people noticing.
So, that's your char then?Thing is, how do you PROVE they're there 24/7 .. the fact they're there whenever you are on isn't proof they're not there when you aren't, see what I mean?
We don't have to "prove" anything.
ZOS can easily check to see how long this "player" has been online and been standing in the same spot farming a node.
HatchetHaro wrote: »Lol haha yeah right.So, that's your char then?Thing is, how do you PROVE they're there 24/7 .. the fact they're there whenever you are on isn't proof they're not there when you aren't, see what I mean?
We don't have to "prove" anything.
ZOS can easily check to see how long this "player" has been online and been standing in the same spot farming a node.
ZOS doesn't even have the competence to look at character inventory.
there's a player who has one character stopped in Hew's Bane, near the Thieves Den, automatically collecting ancestor silk 24h a day non-stop, at least since the beginning of the Thieves Guild's anniversary. it's really easy to spot him, just go there and see.
i find it really weird, how this cheaters manage to keep a character for days online without ever get kicked, when i'm always logged of just if i'm afk for a few minutes. it's really unfair. anyway, i reported the cheater, as usual, and it would be nice if more people does the same.
Inquisitor_Wind wrote: »if you are in PC EU , i seen one guy too , he was in same place for last 2-3 days camping on a cloth node , near the entrance to outlaw's refuge
yep, PC EU. that's the one. it's impossible to miss. when you get out of the outlaw's refuge you will see the character there bellow, close to a spot with a bag.
that character has been permanently there since since the beginning of the Thieves Guild's anniversary automatically collecting ancestor's silk.
Why do people care so much about botters?
Theyre a bit annoying but the prices of mats go down lol.
I dont understand the genuine frustration with bots, just let ZOS deal with them. Im pretty sure those bots dont come onto the forums.
Price of mats goes down because they flood the market at the guild traders, which means nobody else can make any money selling those materials. It's an incredibly selfish thing to do. Not to mention they keep cleaning the nodes so other people have a hard time getting nodes. It's hard for me to find nodes for myself when there are 5 bots in one area clearing the nodes as soon as they spawn. It's selfish and a crappy thing to do to other players.Why do people care so much about botters?
Theyre a bit annoying but the prices of mats go down lol.
There is such a thing as attended macrobotting. You multibox several accounts, use macro software and set them up as background applications and go about doing your computer job and periodically check (or have a promt set up) to see if you get messages from GMs. Respond in a timely manner and you have no issues. I never tried it with ESO (im on ps4) but ive seen it on several other pc games.
Thing is, how do you PROVE they're there 24/7 .. the fact they're there whenever you are on isn't proof they're not there when you aren't, see what I mean?