http://youtube.com/watch?v=0hyK9tLzG5oA) they are not abusing anything. They are organized.Its much easier to abuse infinite targets being hit by aoe.
It is more realistic. Do you think an flame thrower hits everyone or just the people in the front.
I support this change as it makes pvp just a lil less zergtastic. Please do not listen to the whiners.
I'll make sure to report you if you're planning on exploiting and cheating.BenjaminKacher_ESO wrote: »ROFL, @ChairGraveyard
ChairGraveyard wrote: »A) they are not abusing anything. They are organized.Its much easier to abuse infinite targets being hit by aoe.
It is more realistic. Do you think an flame thrower hits everyone or just the people in the front.
I support this change as it makes pvp just a lil less zergtastic. Please do not listen to the whiners.
A) A giant blob is the opposite of organized. Also, abusing game mechanics is exploiting, and against the TOS, regardless of how much you like the exploit yourself.
Let me restate this, since you seem to have not understood it.
Abusing game mechanics (such as making your group invulnerable because of the AoE cap by stacking) IS EXPLOITING AS DEFINED BY THE TERMS OF SERVICE.
Your opinion does not matter. The Terms of Service clearly denote that abusing game mechanics in this fashion is cheating and against the TOS.
Actually no. Because I'm not basing what I say on opinion.
My opinion matters everybit as much as yours.
ChairGraveyard wrote: »Actually no. Because I'm not basing what I say on opinion.
My opinion matters everybit as much as yours.
I'm basing it on the Terms of Service, which defines abusing game mechanics as exploiting.
Exploiting is against the Terms of Service. That is an objective fact, unlike your opinion.
So no, your opinion doesn't matter, and I never stated one (abusing game mechanics for unfair advantage = exploiting, specifically against the TOS, which is objective fact, not an opinion).
starkerealm wrote: »Just a note... using the bold tags doesn't automatically make your opinion more valid.
ChairGraveyard wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »Just a note... using the bold tags doesn't automatically make your opinion more valid.
Good thing I never stated an opinion.
Exploiting is against the Terms of Service. That is objective fact (do you not understand English, or just didn't read your TOS?).
Abusing game mechanics for unfair advantages = exploiting, AS DEFINED IN THE TERMS OF SERVICE.
Neither of those are opinion.
stefaan.de.wasch1b16_ESO wrote: »There is no exploit here... they aren't "abusing" anything... they are using the game mechanics...
ChairGraveyard wrote: »Actually no. Because I'm not basing what I say on opinion.
My opinion matters everybit as much as yours.
I'm basing it on the Terms of Service, which defines abusing game mechanics as exploiting.
Exploiting is against the Terms of Service. That is an objective fact, unlike your opinion.
So no, your opinion doesn't matter, and I never stated one (abusing game mechanics for unfair advantage = exploiting, specifically against the TOS, which is objective fact, not an opinion).
Your opinion is that this is an exploit, it's a bad opinion because it's something that emerges naturally through gameplay.
stefaan.de.wasch1b16_ESO wrote: »There is no exploit here... they aren't "abusing" anything... they are using the game mechanics...
ChairGraveyard wrote: »
Your opinion is that this is an exploit, it's a bad opinion because it's something that emerges naturally through gameplay.
Actually, The Terms of Service defines it as an exploit.
By your logic, the dupe bug isn't exploiting either, since it's exploiting an in game mechanic.
But you're wrong, it is, and exploiting other game mechanics falls under the same section of the Terms of Service, regardless of whether you personally think that form of cheating is okay.
You didn't actually point out any difference. Thus proving my point.starkerealm wrote: »
No, this isn't abusing a game mechanic. Duping is abusing. You see the difference?
ChairGraveyard wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »
No, this isn't abusing a game mechanic. Duping is abusing. You see the difference?
Explain, in DETAIL, how using the AoE cap by stacking to make your group invulnerable is not "abuse".
The game does not allow players to be invulnerable unless they abuse the AoE cap to do so. Classic example of an exploit.
You can't because you're full of it and are simply defending your favorite exploit.
ChairGraveyard wrote: »You posted nothing that explains how abusing AoE caps to cheat is different from abusing guild bank deposit/withdrawal in order to cheat.
Because they are both exploits, as defined by the TERMS OF SERVICE. Exploiting is against the Terms of Service regardless of whether or not the exploit is your favorite one or not.
starkerealm wrote: »ChairGraveyard wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »
No, this isn't abusing a game mechanic. Duping is abusing. You see the difference?
Explain, in DETAIL, how using the AoE cap by stacking to make your group invulnerable is not "abuse".
The game does not allow players to be invulnerable unless they abuse the AoE cap to do so. Classic example of an exploit.
You can't because you're full of it and are simply defending your favorite exploit.
Mmmm. No, I couldn't possibly be defending my favorite exploit because the game's been unplayable for a week, and I don't think this is even live yet.
Here's the difference, you can abuse the game mechanics to make a single vampire that is completely unkillable in PVP, and will easily wipe zergs. (Also not my favorite exploit, but it has kept me out of Cyrodill.) You can go find the recipe on your own time, if you're curious how to do this, but it is dependent on uncapped AOE damage.
So, clearly, a single vampire laying waste to 40-50 players at once isn't intended, and is an abuse of the AOE mechanics.
So, the devs have changed the AOE rules to prevent that. I'll say that again, and in bold, so you can hear it, they have changed the mechanics. This is now working as intended.
Duping is using a coding error to introduce new items into the game, it is not intended behavior.