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Originally Posted by ogre-mage
Everyone knows that Loot Scaling was the point that started the massive bot invasion, and subsequently made a lot of people leave the game.
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Originally Posted by sprakula
pretty sure botters don't buy copies of the game, Asia is not well known for it's legal software market, more for it's illegal. I'm sure they just have key-code generators that they are using whenever one of their accounts gets banned.
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Originally Posted by Chieftain Heavyhand
By creating 8 or 10 bots to do the job of 1 bot. It makes no difference to the boter because their bots run 24/7.
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Originally Posted by FoxBat
No, they aren't. You can't make a keygen without access to at least the validation binary, which isn't a part of GW's client. Every game with MP has run a seperate, narrower validation set for their servers than clients to avoid exactly that, and 99% of them have never had this server-side validation cracked.
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Originally Posted by lennymon
The bots aren't the threat in my opinion. They can bot up all the gold in the world, but if they can't sell it they'll go away. I'm sure you've all noticed by now the gold sellers are more aggressive? Site spamming in towns? Obviously banning the spambots won't help as they are instantly replaced. Can Anet legally track IP addresses.
The bot banning is good, but when does it cross the line into a witch hunt? I know I've gotten nervous (I hope needlessly) about the bot hunt. If farmers can't play and have fun isn't it by definition too much? |

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Originally Posted by orge-mage
Actually, I've still been buying gold in an effort to support bot farming. Because at this point, Anet has ruined everything for me, so I try to respond in kind.
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