seriously. Im kinda tired of this. Explain me why you are trying to import 40 useless changes what actually affects real players instead of just being serious about RMT bans and dont tell me its hard task to do. open market, look who bought 100k + T1-T2 accesories, ban them and problem is solved. Its not that hard. you are just making wrong choices.
By your choices your product is losing value, your company is losing long-term profit so I would love to know why this solution is not your biggest priority.
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well I guess I will not get answer for such a simple and logical question with only possible solution to save western release for future.
If they do that they would wipe the whole player base…
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Someone dumb once said “A kingdom ruled by fear is not worth ruling” or some sort of bullshit
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We don’t know how to code properly.
Im not sure but I think it is part of their business. The legal and illegal.
actually since Im never getting any answer to these question and I can see how everyone is punished for playing the game I actually think someone from amazon hired bot group for his personal profit aswell. We are not trying to get rid of the bots. we are trying to hide their obvious impact with the changes.
It could be one of the devs from SG and/or AGS selling the info to these bot devs for a huge profit that AGS/SG cant match it.
Its like you are working 8-12 hrs a day legally on a minimum wage but can make x100 of that by doing the bad.
as u can see everyone from CM team is back from holidays so theres no excuse to not answer important stuff. we still have 2 months of DC problems, random lags at weekends, based on market transactions RMT is getting more active aswell and theres not a single word. but when they gave us free pheons by ‘‘accident’’? that was fixed in hours. its interesting how small mistakes what are basically harmless are biggest priority meanwhile company is losing whole product for months and thats ignored. at this point I feel like this was always released as 2 year long cashgrab because roadmaps are not gonna save this game when the game itself is not working.
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@Roxx @Shadow_Fox @ShieldMaiden you can ping those but I can guarantee you that the only response you will get is that “team is working on that”.
They won’t ban RMT players because ags/sg doesn’t give a f***. Game exist on west only to bring profit for year or two, not to thrive into something bigger
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I would not care a server with less players with a non toxic ilvel, equipment expectations, new players would join no problem with that
There is a difference between less and empty servers.
Also I don’t know what you mean with toxic ilvl.
I have three chars above 1550 (1555, 1557 and 1580) and I run on daily basis #nogatekeeping lobbies for calli and if I create lobbies for legion raids.
Fun fact is that I also get insulted after people joined my lobby „fucking whale“, „how much money“, „g2g enjoyer“. Etc
Just 3 out of 20 people say thanks.
So, what’s your problem again?
Tbh: AGS should offer ingame some mental health care. Because I‘m convinced that on larger scale of the people in the game fight mental health issues.
Edit: again the bot problem and rmt problem isn’t something new and stuff like that is caused by the gamedesign. They seek for profit, you have multiple high value currencies and tons of time gating and a brutal homework schedule without offering any compromises.
LA gets what it deserves. The circumstances in Korea are not really different. They have massive RMT problems too.
bit by bit pushes players into corner to spend money to cope with all this new nonsense. Bots are like vegeta from dbz - “10x times gravity??? I m not even feeling it”.
It’s not the CM’s fault, all they do is relay information. Yes some of the stuff they say is rediculous. Yes there communication is highly lacking but they likely don’t have much to offer, and any internal insight they actually have on the subject they likely can’t talk about because of their contractual obligation. This is why you see many talking points, even if we all know they are half truths at best, and outright lies at worse. It’s the management of this game that is terrible, not the CM’s themselves.
On that same note, shit rolls down hill.
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A little visual for everyone.
If they made a big show of this and said “from now on” with a warning appearing in the bottom left and a big pop up if you open a mail or sell an accessory for 1mil gold saying all RMT is insta perma ban from now on. It might actually stop it and be “fair” to those previous buyers.
never too late to start perma banning all rmt buyers.
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Does anyone really believe that the bots are unstoppable and are selling millions of gold making a lot of real money for themselves?
Or does anyone believe that those millions in virtual gold are not selling for real money?
Without RMT there would be no bots and without bots there would simply be no game, they are 80% of the online “players”, that’s why there are no punishments for them, only for the players who pretend to play normal.
Does anyone really believe that the companies in charge can’t do anything about it?
Where all this leads to is to make people pay either by donating or RMT.
Very bad actors and most of the audience don’t know what this movie is about.
bro i have nothing registered on a charac i have and i cant post on market wth man , this is unplayable and must be patched
to be honest I hate this take. Im pretty sure every active player who still enjoys this game would rather have 10k online players with healthy systems for new players to try it without RMT than 200k players by stats causing inflation and bigger gap between everyone. We dont need 200k logged accounts. we need real players who can sell accesories, join raids, play what they actually want and not whats actually cheap, do horizontal content and not tons of gem farmers. you still need to understand without bots market would be on almost same lvl except trade skills mats. that would skyrocket but everything else would fall down.
Here priest koko will heal you up.
