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Reader Comments (4)
Posted: Oct 21st 2009 3:55PM Sean D said
As far as I have heard, blocking a spammer will automatically report them and NCSoft seems to have made some strides in fixing the problem with spammers specifically.
My questions are, has NCSoft made any public statements about their stance on botting? My guess is that they have and that they are against it. If that's so, why isn't there a channel available right now to report botters? Why has NCSoft, a company that has had a fair bit of experience with botting in their games in the past, neglected to put into place mechanisms to prevent it in Aion while they have obviously taken steps to prevent spamming?
Call me a conspiracy theorist, but it brings NCSoft's motives into question. I likely will not continue my subscription, though that's no threat to them at this point. There are a number of other titles due to release in the next six months that I expect will already have such necessary mechanisms in place.
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Posted: Oct 21st 2009 4:29PM Sean D said
Could have done without the sarcasm.
Posted: Oct 21st 2009 5:51PM Celestian said
I had low expectations for this game but the fact you can't level up to cap in this game is killing it for me. I refuse to grind my face off anymore.