Re: new SE interview by Bercus over on BG
So you want SE to give real money to the gil sellers?
Brilliant
You see in a 'sting' operations, unless something goes wrong, the police don't lose anything. The money they used as bait in the sting as well as anything they were attempting buy are all confescated and brought with them. But if SE had GMs buy gil then ban who traded them the money, SE loses RL money and gains absolutely nothing.
It's not the accounts that are out in the field camping mobs and getting claims that hold and trade the cash, it's lvl 1 mules in the major cities. Those also happen to be the accounts that get deleted by SE when they do massive bannings. SE hits gil sellers where it hurts the most, their banks. Deleting the farming account will do nothing, deleting the account that holds all the gil will remove all the gil the farming accounts made completely nullifying all the 'work' done by the farmers.
As for the elephant alliteration, assumption =/= proof. You have no idea what that person is doing with that gil they made. For all you know that 'gil seller' is someone's private bot that runs on a different com. It's not selling the gil. People had private fish bots for their own gain and not to sell their gil, why wouldn't people use farm bots? And yes, I know botting is against the ToS too and is bannable. But then that person will get banned for botting and not gil selling.
A while back someone started a topic saying that if you wanted to get a botter who you 'assume' sells gil banned, you report him as a botter and *never* mention RMT. This is because more often then not, numerous people will send GM calls saying that so and so is a RMT with no proof what so ever. Once GMs see you start calling people a RMT, they more then likely stop taking your call serious. And it's very easy for a LS or group of friends to all send a GM call about a random person so no, teh number of complaints does not prove someone is a GSer either. Unless that person specifically *offers*, of their own free will, to sell you gil, they can not be banned for being a RMT.
SE already stated that there is no rule against a person camping one mob for as long as they want. Whether it be 10 minutes or 10 years anyone is free to do that under the ToS. There is nothing you can do to change that rule. And under that rule, someone who camps things 24/7 will not get banned.
There is *no* easy solution to RMT, if there was other MMORPGs would have figured them out years ago. SE *is* doing what they can to combat it and they don't need to be talked down too by people who refuse to understand that.
Double Post Edited:
Actually the answers to those questions were:
1) They want a lot of new people in the new areas. They're also not done releasing new areas. If they completely change the old areas so they're better then the new ones, then the old areas would become over crowded and the new ones would be empty, they don't want that so they have to be careful.
2) Similar to the first answer, they want the competition on these mobs for these incredible items. They also want to keep these incredible items rare. They also said they were going to change the timers on some of these mobs while considering the concept of 'orb battles' a player suggested and diagramed.
3) Technical issue, but he will discuss it with the devs.
4) See number 1
They did give a lot of info in this interview, but the interviewer asked a lot of bad questions and there were obvious translation problems.
So you want SE to give real money to the gil sellers?
Brilliant
You see in a 'sting' operations, unless something goes wrong, the police don't lose anything. The money they used as bait in the sting as well as anything they were attempting buy are all confescated and brought with them. But if SE had GMs buy gil then ban who traded them the money, SE loses RL money and gains absolutely nothing.
It's not the accounts that are out in the field camping mobs and getting claims that hold and trade the cash, it's lvl 1 mules in the major cities. Those also happen to be the accounts that get deleted by SE when they do massive bannings. SE hits gil sellers where it hurts the most, their banks. Deleting the farming account will do nothing, deleting the account that holds all the gil will remove all the gil the farming accounts made completely nullifying all the 'work' done by the farmers.
As for the elephant alliteration, assumption =/= proof. You have no idea what that person is doing with that gil they made. For all you know that 'gil seller' is someone's private bot that runs on a different com. It's not selling the gil. People had private fish bots for their own gain and not to sell their gil, why wouldn't people use farm bots? And yes, I know botting is against the ToS too and is bannable. But then that person will get banned for botting and not gil selling.
A while back someone started a topic saying that if you wanted to get a botter who you 'assume' sells gil banned, you report him as a botter and *never* mention RMT. This is because more often then not, numerous people will send GM calls saying that so and so is a RMT with no proof what so ever. Once GMs see you start calling people a RMT, they more then likely stop taking your call serious. And it's very easy for a LS or group of friends to all send a GM call about a random person so no, teh number of complaints does not prove someone is a GSer either. Unless that person specifically *offers*, of their own free will, to sell you gil, they can not be banned for being a RMT.
SE already stated that there is no rule against a person camping one mob for as long as they want. Whether it be 10 minutes or 10 years anyone is free to do that under the ToS. There is nothing you can do to change that rule. And under that rule, someone who camps things 24/7 will not get banned.
There is *no* easy solution to RMT, if there was other MMORPGs would have figured them out years ago. SE *is* doing what they can to combat it and they don't need to be talked down too by people who refuse to understand that.
Double Post Edited:
Originally posted by Yeargdribble
1) They want a lot of new people in the new areas. They're also not done releasing new areas. If they completely change the old areas so they're better then the new ones, then the old areas would become over crowded and the new ones would be empty, they don't want that so they have to be careful.
2) Similar to the first answer, they want the competition on these mobs for these incredible items. They also want to keep these incredible items rare. They also said they were going to change the timers on some of these mobs while considering the concept of 'orb battles' a player suggested and diagramed.
3) Technical issue, but he will discuss it with the devs.
4) See number 1
They did give a lot of info in this interview, but the interviewer asked a lot of bad questions and there were obvious translation problems.
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