Of course, that's just my impression.
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Originally Posted by JeniM
Made me think about NWA too
Sorry but last people that tried help Anet find the dupe got banned so i aint touching it at all |
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Originally Posted by JeniM
Made me think about NWA too
Sorry but last people that tried help Anet find the dupe got banned so i aint touching it at all |
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Originally Posted by immortius
Bleh. The Crimson Knights all over again.
You are all players, not game admins or mods. Leave the hunt to those with access to the logs. |
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Originally Posted by Shiro Katagari
I don't think anyone's calling for a 'torch and pitchfork' brigade with this. Just asking regular players to do what they probably would have done anyway - be wary of things, and pass information on to the proper authorities when you have reasonable grounds to believe something is amiss.
The thing is, this really isn't aimed at me, nor at probably 90% of the community - heck, if someone had offered me an Armbrace of Truth two days ago, I'd have had to go onto the Wiki to find out what on earth they were talking about! No, the people who (I believe) Max is aiming his request for vigilance at are the upper echelon of traders - people who know the current value of things, who watch the trades carefully, who know the other power-players by name, and who will recognise a suspect trade when they see one. This isn't me, and chances are, it isn't you either. I'm all for vigilance, and I'm all for protecting the game experience of honest players. But truthfully, this one falls on the dedicated traders to be a part of if it's to achieve anything. |
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Originally Posted by Nuj08
This is precisely what Max endeavors to achieve. You summed it up best, some of us in the high-end community are waiting on a few of these players to be banned. Those who are criticizing the very idea of this are understandably oblivious to the circumstances surrounding all of this simply because this spans a niche community in which this whole scandal originated from. I will reiterate that a number of people have reported these particular players and we are frustrated with the response. Lastly, I would like to assure that the players being targeted are far from innocent. Again, many of us have done our homework so to speak, thus this is a concerted effort to effectively ban these individuals. Remember, ANET doesn't employ GMs to monitor trades and for this reason, they have to get information directly from players within a certain community. I hope this clarifies the situation a bit.
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Originally Posted by sindex
I understand why you want to do this, but this will be just as bad as reporting bots. All you really doing is sticking up some type of fear tactic that will go nowhere.
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