There's really a simple solution for this. Just make all reboot pets like petite pets that vac meso. They've been sitting on their @ss sucking on their thumb, doing nothing to prevent these "exploits," which is reboot player's main source of meso. Now after years of players getting meso with such efficient method and most of them getting legendary meso gears for it, now they're going to replace it with something that is obviously not gonna be as good as the original byebye kanna. Yeah, no $hit people are going to be pissed about it and are going to leave. Just make all reboot pets vac pets so that people can efficiently gather meso when they simply mob, even in $hit maps with god awful platform layouts. People can play on maps that match their level and gather meso efficiently at the same time.
all pets vac will give huge advantage to hackers andhurt whales who did hard gamble for them not long ago
its not simple solution and there is no solution that is going to fix something with 1 update without hurting all players
especially after haveing alot hackers/exploiters free roaming around for 5+ years
also we still need to see what they plan to make/copy-paste ...
and there is so many questions that we need to know ( or maybe dosnt matter changes will come wanted or not, good or bad its not like someone from nexonNA will come and talk or make some update changes with us)
Aggraphine wrote: »Aggraphine wrote: »Some people don't want to admit that a lot of the things they say are annoying or outdated or ought to be removed are benign enough that it really doesn't matter whether it's removed or kept in place.
If it doesn't matter whether it's removed or kept in place, but still annoys portion of player base, then removing is the right choice. After all, IT DOESN'T MATTER right?
The portion of the player base seems to be a somewhat vocal minority. The only time I see any complaints centering on exp gain or loss is when people are whining about their precious suicide kannas.
Aggraphine wrote: »Some people don't want to admit that a lot of the things they say are annoying or outdated or ought to be removed are benign enough that it really doesn't matter whether it's removed or kept in place.