If you suspect someone violating our TOS, please file a petition. Please do the same if you wonder if your gameplay is legit and within our rules, best you do that before you act.

No... only 1 action on 1 one of his accounts requires a keypress. The rest are bots programmed to AUTOMATICALLY mimic the lead.

He's a botter. Report him. He uses software to automate the controls of 40 accounts.

how so?

can't think of too many companies that would pass on 25 accounts because one person is playing them at one time

no difference between that and a 25 man lan party hitting the server
its done with a hardware solution and does not modify game clients or their data packets or assets

the problem for people like you, is that its totally above board, legal and a very sound strategy that benefits the player and the game company alike, and it makes you mad that you can't do it.

sad truth for your lot is that anyone can do this, all you need to do is dedicate the resources and cash to make it happen

Well actually reading you makes me think that from now on the only ones that matter will be multi boxing players, all other can go to high sec mine ice and give Goons easy km's...

While I think this is some sort of nice achievement on it self it's the downside of it you have to look at, a single guy can ruin a lot of stuff in game for many many players, this is why it's bad.
He remembers me some guys using 10 chamans in pvp insta killing several groups of players no matter how skilled you were.

All I'm saying is that this is not different from the guy using some combo pack of aimbot, chams and life hacks to play fps games. Well we can always talk about "legal" or not "legal", it's a matter of game rules at the beginning and Eve gaming rules we already know what is about.

I'm not sure if someone posted this link already but here is his multibox setup...looks expensive!!

This guy is one of our war targets right now and we took a closer look at how his fleet operates. I know he claims there is no automation involved, but after watching him I find that hard to believe. Every time he undocks, jumps a gate, etc, all of his logis start up a perfect cap chain the moment they land on grid. This happens even if he is only warping to the next gate. I very much doubt he's taking the time to start up his cap chain with 6 bassies every time he warps to an out gate, nor would he be able to do it so quickly since each bassie is only cap chaining to 2 other bassies (not something easily "broadcast").

That being said, his fleet was very easy to kill since it's so predictable.

gratz you were able to gank an one man fleet....

I don't believe he uses the taped together mouse and keyboards. Sure "maybe" that would work if you used "1" client per computer.

It's simple.. how many mouse pointers does your OS show on screen at once.. Mine only has 1. How does he duplicate mouse pointers to be controlled by these mysterious 7 mice & keyboards that ironically aren't in his pictures. Virtual desktops? Yea right they don't run smooth enough for that as they will always get lag between them.

I've always thought and I still do, that he is using soft ware to duplicate the key strokes and the pictures he showed in the past were maybe some failed attempt or a mock up used to get unbanned. I multi box quite a bit using 1 PC and "actually" controlling each client myself. Even doing this each client will get little hick-ups here and there that would absolutely cripple some taped together mouse set up and keyboards.

I personally will never believe this guy multi boxes in any way other than software supported, until I see video of him actually doing it.

btw I see only 1 mouse and keyboard controlling all his systems on his website..

I very much doubt he's taking the time to start up his cap chain with 6 bassies every time he warps to an out gate, nor would he be able to do it so quickly since each bassie is only cap chaining to 2 other bassies (not something easily "broadcast").

If each basilisk has their cap chain targets as the first two on their watchlist it would be as simple as a couple of mouse clicks to set up the whole chain.

tolololololol

This discussion just had me thinking about this terrible thought.

What if some Alliance creates a network of MineControl to be used by their members, making like one hundred members the puppets of mining lasers.

Essentially, they would all be controlled by some human that sends out signal for puppeteering. All the members have to do is place their ships in position to be enslaved.

I've never multiboxed through automation, no. I'm not a botter. So I don't know exactly the process of which software to use, the model numbers on the hardware to use and all that jazz.

What I do know is that this famous CCP endorsed botter uses 1 keyboard and mouse (and yes, I've seen the pics of his setup) to automate gameplay on multiple accounts by reproducing movements on one account. The technical side is irrelevant. He's playing 1 account and botting dozens of others.

My guess.

since he likely plex's every single account. So, CCP is making $0 off him.

My guess is the only paying he does is to his electric company...or parents electric company, since he likely plex's every single account. So, CCP is making $0 off him.