Jostabeere wrote: »I am curious. Is this even legit gameplay?
Should I report all these Kannas for farmbotting?
that's always been a legit concern for me, because realistically, no one is going to sit in front of a computer for that long just to farm mesos, it's not time-efficient, matter of fact 90% of suicide kannas are using some kind of TAS like program and the other 10% are just bots, but what if (and I mean BIG if here) there was someone out there who actually has enough time to waste and is willing to go for the tedium of making a suicide kanna and just sit there playing to get enough money for an absolab weapon, I mean, in theory, if this person is right in front of the screen and using manual key input to exploit the game's mechanics, this is not hacking by definition, it's just a very underhanded way to get mesos, but it shouldn't be illegal ..
Right? because back when the leprechauns dropped those 30k clovers I used to go around those maps farming for them .. I mean, I had too much free time on my hands, but I wasn't CHEATING or was I?
JushiroNet wrote: »Discouragement of malicious activities is good, but you must stop yourselves from negatively impacting players who have done absolutely nothing wrong. For example, I get that you don't want players to bot all day and night and get heaps of event rewards but the new style where we only get 200 coins per day and have purchase limits is NOT REWARDING. This is supposed to be a game - so let us play. Why has it become daily tasks of 10 minutes and afking until tomorrow?
I wonder if instead of making suggestions here why not post them on korean maple web/forum or something more direct to who actually does most of the job for the game cause this branch of the brand isn't really going to even read the suggestions and if they do is very unlikely anything will be implemented