For one who doesn't acknowledge thy existence of theh bots thou shall not disrupt thy life in Eden
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Bots are only affecting us psychologically. Forget about them ZOS will deal with them soon.
Edited by felixgamingx1 on May 16, 2014 4:10PM 4
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Deloria✭✭✭The VR zones are nice and bot free. I will be sad if the bots ever get the questing chops to come here. I went back to some of the beginner zones to get my skyshards and its curious to see the groups of them zombying around.
I kinda wish I could flag them for PvP and nuke them with my godly VR powers.
Can you imagine VR10 Sorc volcanic rune on a group of lvl3 bots? Oh I would LOL so hard. It would never get tiring.
Zeni please grant me that power and I swear I won't abuse it....much :P
Surely there must be a way for players to help out? One thing that might deter bots is when the entire playerbase turns hostile on them?
In the meantime: For those of you struggling with bots stealing your stuff... get to the VR end game with us!!
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✭Acknowledgment is a double edged sword.Want to become Vampire? 5k @ZiRM in game.ESO Server Status. ( ^_^)o自自o(^_^ ) SkåL!!!!!0 -
epoling✭✭✭✭What game economy? I have yet to buy or sell a single thing. I belong to three guilds (well, five but the remaining two are just storage units for one of the others) and none of them use the store function. If you need something it there in the guild bank. If a guild member needs something they ask for it and folks give it to them. I still haven't seen an "economy".1 -
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Entirely false, poor argument against an AH, bots have already seriously skewed the economy.felixgamingx1 wrote: »As long as there's no general AH bots can't harm the economy.
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Sariias✭✭✭Some areas they are camping phased quest NPC's and those can be troublesome.
They also cause lag.
They also clutter up the areas, making them look unsightly and ruining screenshots.
I am not happy they are there, and I am telling Zenimax as much as I can about them, but I am still being patient with Zenimax. They are working on it, and it's one hell of a monster to fight, I understand.Edited by Sariias on May 16, 2014 4:23PM1 -
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Entirely false, poor argument against an AH, bots have already seriously skewed the economy.felixgamingx1 wrote: »As long as there's no general AH bots can't harm the economy.
Your statement is far from accurate this game still an infant
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Entirely false, poor argument against an AH, bots have already seriously skewed the economy.felixgamingx1 wrote: »As long as there's no general AH bots can't harm the economy.
Not seeing it.
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Entirely false, poor argument against an AH, bots have already seriously skewed the economy.felixgamingx1 wrote: »As long as there's no general AH bots can't harm the economy.
I love this sort of thing. The game is a month old (from release) and people are already claiming about a 'broken economy', amazing!
Games that have been going for years, that had bots (and some still do) have working economies. The problem is nowhere near as bad as people are making it out to be (with respect to the economy).
At 30 days post release, even without bots or anything else, the economy wouldn't be settled!
I haven't seen any real impact within the stores of the trading guilds I am part of.0
