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Dynamiittiukko
Galactic Grognards Gamblers and Gunmen The Polaris Syndicate
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Posted - 2012.04.04 19:24:00 -
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Free month by turning in a random bot/RMT? I like the sound of that.
Oh, talking about gyms, could CCP possibly consider the idea of striking a deal with some chain of gyms? I'd kinda like the idea of Get Fit 4 PLEX too.
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HELIC0N ONE
GoonWaffe Goonswarm Federation
196
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Posted - 2012.04.04 20:03:00 -
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Dynamiittiukko wrote:Oh, talking about gyms, could CCP possibly consider the idea of striking a deal with some chain of gyms? I'd kinda like the idea of a Get Fit 4 PLEX program too.
Plex for Sweat?
Flex for Plex?
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Rivur'Tam
the united Negative Ten.
24
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Posted - 2012.04.04 20:08:00 -
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Thing is that you can buy a billion isk for $35 from ccp.
I heard in a eve song that a billion isk from www.buyisk.com was $56.98
So why anybody would rmt isk when ccp sells it for a lot less is beyond me,
They are tards why buy from a chinky farmer when you can do it legal from ccp.
i'm lost as to why risk and pay more. Inappropriate signature removed. Spitfire
^^ my sig was awesome that naugty spitfire stole it for himself true story
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FeralShadow
Blue Republic RvB - BLUE Republic
75
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Posted - 2012.04.04 20:14:00 -
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CCP Sreegs, Best Sreegs.
Also, Stillman is hawt. Successful "carebear" attitudes:-áhttps://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=37279 |
agrajag119
Paxton Industries Gentlemen's Agreement
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Posted - 2012.04.04 20:25:00 -
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J3ssica Alba wrote:
Was thinking the same earlier, posted 1 or 2 pages ago on this thread. Sometimes I just have "big" transactions happening when me and my friend get loot in DED sites and we split the value between us before we even sell the thing so as to have just 1 person worry about the market. Call me paranoid but some assurance from Sreegs that this doesn't result in a flag would be nice =)
Even the loot from a couple DED sites probably isn't nearly enough to get you flagged as a RMT *seller*, which is the only thing that will get an immediate ban. The worst that could happen would be getting the isk removed, which you can petition back. Yes, that would suck. I'd still rather run that risk than allow the rampant growth of RMT and bots. |
Florestan Bronstein
Ministry of War Amarr Empire
510
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Posted - 2012.04.04 21:03:00 -
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Rivur'Tam wrote:Thing is that you can buy a billion isk for $35 from ccp. I heard in a eve song that a billion isk from www.buyisk.com was $56.98 So why anybody would rmt isk when ccp sells it for a lot less is beyond me, your price information is either plain incorrect or horribly outdated (I heard that 1bn ISK sells for 250$ - back in 2007).
as long as you don't consider the risk of getting caught, RMT ISK is of course substantially cheaper than what you would pay to get the same amount through GTCs.
keeping track of RMT prices over time (and then comparing the data to PLEX prices and banwaves) might be an interesting little project. |
pashared
Harbingers of Khaos Cant Be Arzed
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Posted - 2012.04.04 22:50:00 -
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dont forget about isk washiing VIA: fake ganks.
anyways good job. im not the least bit worried about the market it will balance itself out. |
Khadann
First Legion La Division Bleue
1
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Posted - 2012.04.04 23:17:00 -
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Nice!
well done ccp!
Noob question: Is the inflation of the last weeks linked with all these bannings?
Are there expected concequences to the market? |
Vaerah Vahrokha
Vahrokh Consulting
504
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Posted - 2012.04.04 23:23:00 -
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Khadann wrote:Nice!
well done ccp!
Noob question: Is the inflation of the last weeks linked with all these bannings?
Are there expected concequences to the market?
I have seen in system about 30% less bots in the last few days.
The effects might be visible in the coming weeks.
In the coming weeks we also have drones alloys being removed, this caused a big speculative surge. In the next soon mini expansion they announced complete tier 0 items (with BPO) removal from all the loot tables. Right now all those I know (and they are maaaaaany) are buying minerals like crazy. Prices are rising fast.
Plus we still have the ISK faucets pumping money in the system.
End result of all of this are prices going up. Prices going up don't necessarily mean inflation though, ISK faucets cause inflation but commodities prices are "just" globally shifting up in few shots. Auditing | Collateral holding and insurance | Consulting | PLEX for Good Charity
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Potamus Jenkins
The Lucky Bible Company
67
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Posted - 2012.04.04 23:57:00 -
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there's atleast one very upset botter in this post. maybe sreegs should take a look? |
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Mashie Saldana
Veto. Veto Corp
459
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Posted - 2012.04.05 00:18:00 -
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DeODokktor wrote:Mashie Saldana wrote:CCP Sreegs wrote:To clarify on the ETC question regarding Shattered Crystal and our other resellers from earlier. You may purchase 60 day ETCs from official resellers: https://secure.eveonline.com/etc.aspxThose may then be converted for PLEX. They cannot be converted directly into isk. Only PLEX may be converted to isk. Actually, Sreegs is right. The GTC's sold on the forums will always be directly applied as time on the receiving account. Nice to see players flame devs for not knowing how things works when they actually do. Okay, GTC can not be sold for isk, Only ingame PLEX, I'll agree with ya... CCP needs to shut down secure GTC trading as it is a figment of my imagination. Yes you can sell a GTC for ISK on the forums using the secure GTC trading feature. However what the buyer receives isn't a GTC but 60 days of time added to their account. Dominique Vasilkovsky Mashie Saldana Monica Foulkes |
Scrapyard Bob
EVE University Ivy League
825
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Posted - 2012.04.05 01:07:00 -
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Florestan Bronstein wrote: as long as you don't consider the risk of getting caught, RMT ISK is of course substantially cheaper than what you would pay to get the same amount through GTCs.
This. Simple economics dictates that RMT ISK has to be cheaper then GTC/PLEX-sourced ISK to the consumer, otherwise the consumer will do the smart thing and just buy a GTC and turn it into PLEX (or buy PLEX directly from CCP). In fact, it has to be "much" cheaper (for varying amounts of "must") in order for the consumer to take the illegal route of RMT over the sanctioned and protected route of GTC/PLEX.
GTC/PLEX is a very smart move by CCP. It takes the wind out of the sails of the RMT'ers, who now have to sell their product at a discount and it provides a legal, sanctioned, can't-be-scammed method of exchanging GTCs / PLEX. (We'll ignore the "getting scammed after you receive the PLEX in-game issue. That's on the player's head for being dumber then the average bear.)
When you pay some dodgy RMT site money-for-ISK, there's no guarantee other then word-of-mouth or reputation (hahaha) that you'll actually get what you paid for. Heck, probably at least some of them will try and serve up a trojan infection while you visit so they can steal your login details and clean out your wallet.
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Selene D'Celeste
The D'Celeste Trading Company ISK Six
322
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Posted - 2012.04.05 01:30:00 -
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Chribba wrote:This is an interesting topic and something that has been on my mind for years when it comes to my 3rd party business.
I have no way of knowing where ISK orginates from, and is also the reason why I don't ask because I would simply be lied to anyway. I however do practise caution and avoid assisting if I feel things are dodgy or I suspect RMT.
Another practise I take is to always try keep a record of buyer and seller and who ISK is being sent to.
For example ISK flows buyer->me->seller, rather than buyer->me->random alt created 2 days ago - that (I think) makes it easier for CCP to trace the flow as well, plus hopefully it keeps me out of trouble.
I also do report suspicious transfers as I don't wish to be banned myself and I do not support RMT. I do see the problems with loans that VV is talking about as that is a somewhat different thing compared to my 3rd party service.
I'd be happy to support CCP in any way I can and hope that they continue on discussing this with us should there be issues with how me and others provide services to help making it harder to RMT.
/c
Agreed! (Quoting so I don't have to paraphrase this since I'm typing too much below as is)
It hasn't been said particularly well in this thread, but I think most of the nervousness of players who have built something "unsupported" in the sandbox is that future methods for security or whatnot are going to trample over everyone in a "**** everyone who isn't using hard coded game features" way. I doubt this would happen in an extreme way, but most of the early replies in the thread did nothing to allay this concern, and plenty to aggravate it. Which is probably why there is so much in the way of OH GOD MY LOANS comments at this point.
Waiting until real scenarios exist and handling them and making policy off of those is fine if not a better way to deal with these situations than trying to guess beforehand. However, making comments to the effect of "our methods can do no wrong" or "there are no false positives" is not helpful, and are recognizable for the bluffs that they are. The very definition of a false positive is a mistaken classification. If the mistake is never recognized, the false positive is never identified, but it does not mean it does not exist.
Anyway, the security situation is complex, and there are going to be complex cases, as there have been complex cases before. Mistakes are made, it happens. Downplaying that comes off as indifference though, which is very, very bad. Any time a developer or someone in a position of power displays an attitude that can be taken as "there is no collateral damage / I don't care about collateral damage" that undermines said power and causes fear and distrust. It's not really security's problem that support isn't consistent with its handling of cases, but it needs to be CCP's problem. This just happens to be one of the first or only sane places where the fear of this problem can be expressed properly.
Please be aware of this.
As an aside, it looks like security has been stepped up a level, which is great, and I really like the effort put into getting feedback and reporting general information that has happened in the last week or so. Keep up the good work there.
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Shanky McStabber
Merch Industrial Goonswarm Federation
5
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Posted - 2012.04.05 01:50:00 -
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Shanky McStabber wrote:I have a question for Jersey Johnson. Is your program able to tell the difference between RMT and Isk being traded for Eve Related Services? As per the CCP Want Ads forums: 5. Paying isk for out-of-game services that are related to EVE such as team speak servers or killboards is allowable and you should preface your thread with WTB [service] CCP Spitfire Post
I just want an answer to my previous question. |
Grikath
T.E.L.O.G.S.
30
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Posted - 2012.04.05 03:03:00 -
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Vaerah Vahrokha wrote:Grikath wrote:Sreegs has already stated that people who insist that they are "false positives" and get banned should use the normal petition route.
Which in Unix terms is equal to dev/null. Edit: actually no, it's more like starting a 100% RAM usage process in Windows 3.1. It gets done... eventually. They need to hire like 10 times as many employess to make it acceptably fast.
Nah, all they need to do is charging 50 mil ISK per bogus petition. Would clear the backlog somewhat beautiful.
Nice pedantism on the OS references by the way. I preferred the old peek and poke on a vic 20 and girls in the days of yore.. |
yunafan2004
Nox Noctis Industrius Novus Dominatum
0
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Posted - 2012.04.05 03:09:00 -
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As a little guy in the big fish pond I love this! It''s hard for em to compete in the market especially with mass botting and isk farming. I work my ass off for what i mine and it'd depressing when the hours you spend dont add up to spending the same time in a LVL4. It will be nice to see a change in the market. I also think it will make mining for newbs a bit more profitable aswell so they can have an easier time with starting out and losing ships as newbs do learning.
As for anyone worried about market prices....well I'd like to bring the free moon goo issue to your attention. "the bugged reactor" issue. That cause market issues for awhile but CCP stepped in and changed BPs for T2 ships to help with the loss of the high end moon goo. sure you can't buy an ishkur for 8-12m anymore but its not like its completely outragous either once people got use to the adjustment. I suspect that if there is an issue and things do get out of hand CCP will step in again and change some BPOs or something on the t1 items to adjust to the changes.
Again kudos to the devs on this one this has been a long time comming for those of us not in large alliences or that do things by the book. |
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CCP Sreegs
C C P C C P Alliance
954
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Posted - 2012.04.05 03:13:00 -
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MotherMoon wrote:I hate to be, THAT GUY, but what happen to me being able to use my little security code thing i got at LAST YEARS FANFEST.
Are you guys that ADHD?
July as per the presentation at fanfest. |
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CCP Sreegs
C C P C C P Alliance
955
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Posted - 2012.04.05 03:15:00 -
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Krunzer Shakiel wrote:Does anyone know what is a reasonable time for a GM/CCP or someone to respond to a report BOT action issued in game. Its been 2 weeks since I've reported a blindly obvious Market BOT and nothing has happened? I realise there are bigger fish to fry and ( and are being fried) but trading is my main activity.
I've found since the initial BAN a few weeks ago the market bots are increasingly interfering with the market again...
My assumption is the Report Bot button is more of a feel good item, and/or requires multiple hits on the same toon to get any action (...personally I don't actually expect more from this feature, and god knows how many times it get used or misued a day)
One reason I'm pushing with this market bot to go in this thread is that it has an obvious signature which CCP don't seem to have on their autodetect rules (yet?) - I would hope Sreegs or someone wish to pursue this.
Reporting a bot does not insinuate immediate action or actually action at all. It does matter though. |
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CCP Sreegs
C C P C C P Alliance
955
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Posted - 2012.04.05 03:16:00 -
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Mara Rinn wrote:Allataria wrote:CCP really needs to look at the root of the issue which is making isk in game in any way is terribly boring. Ratting or mining or hauling or missioning. It doesn't matter how you make your money they are all incredibly dull. Interestingly enough, there is a POOP dealing with a variety of means to make ISK, INCLUDING NINJA SALVAGING. If you want a way to make ISK that includes all the fun of PVP, you really can't go past gankers officer-fit Tengus and CNRs in mission hubs. As for botters "being essential" GÇö bollocks! Bots are directly responsible for making mining and speculation low value activities.
Hey if you're the guy who makes that you might as well know that my threads aren't here for your advertisements so go away. |
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CCP Sreegs
C C P C C P Alliance
955
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Posted - 2012.04.05 03:23:00 -
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DeODokktor wrote:saiy'an wrote:hello i just read this devblog, am kinda confused is the only legit plex directly from CCP, does this mean the ones you can buy on the market (ingame) is illegal since the sellers may have bought them with RMT isk.
how are we to know if the plex we are buying from this market is legal? Unless you got them using a purchase order for say 100 isk per unit then it shouldnt matter. What is interesting is that they are saying they are going to claw back the isk, if they are going to reverse transactions then that would be a bit odd for consumable or destroyed things. Your question goes to show something simple, RMT'ers will use contracts and markets to wash the items that they move. If you have buy orders up for 1% of an items value and someone fills it and they happen to be an RMT'er then you might need to explain, as the DEV is not going to get into the fine details then we will not know for sure. I would say that normal day to day market transactions are 100% safe unless your orders are showing some serious sign's that your trying to wash product. Few of those orders get filled, and generally the guys who place those orders are known. I will not pretend that there's a easy way to spot legit vs bot or legit vs rmt. The ingame mechanics allow for scamming, overselling and underselling. RMT'ers do sell ingame products now for a fraction of the real value (You can catch them from time to time) so I know it does go on. It will be down to a GM or DEV to figgure out if those orders were to wash product or if they were a legit type of scam. In the old contract days I would place orders up that isk sellers would fill and then report them. When the contract system came along and they could do things "private" then the ability for me to steal their isk was removed. Just buy from the market and dont worry about it. Bot minerals and RMT isk flows through the markets in so many ways that it is doubtful you can buy any manufactured product that doesnt have a tie to RMT or Bots. I for one and all for getting rid of BOTS and RMT. I am also all for getting rid of CCP's manipulation of the PLEX consumption. I am also for game fixes that would help stop Bots and secure gameplay. I dont think i'll ask this dev any more questions, as he asked me to stop spreading lies. Asking a question is not a lie, but he's a dev and I guess he doesnt understand the difference.
If I asked you nicely once to stop lying and you didn't listen what am I to do but ensure you're banned? (nothing is the answer)
Here's the difference. I have a question what is a butt? That's a question... I have a question 2000 pages of text ending in "so the market blah blah blah" is not a question. In short get out. |
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the stand
Catocalypse Meow ZOMBIE KITTY FORCE
5
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Posted - 2012.04.05 05:32:00 -
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I foresee corporations pumping themselves full of alts and possibly inactive accounts if you guys allow it to make themselves hard to war dec. I also think the cost of declaring war on a corp should go in the opposite direction relative to the size of the corp / alliance. You don't want massive organizations to be capable of so easily harrassing smaller ones because it's cheap to do so. And a larger corp shouldn't have a difficult time protecting itself if wardec'd and so shouldn't cost as much to dec. Just my two cents. |
Neo Agricola
BLACK-MARK
211
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Posted - 2012.04.05 06:41:00 -
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CCP Sreegs wrote:Krunzer Shakiel wrote:Does anyone know what is a reasonable time for a GM/CCP or someone to respond to a report BOT action issued in game. Its been 2 weeks since I've reported a blindly obvious Market BOT and nothing has happened? I realise there are bigger fish to fry and ( and are being fried) but trading is my main activity.
I've found since the initial BAN a few weeks ago the market bots are increasingly interfering with the market again...
My assumption is the Report Bot button is more of a feel good item, and/or requires multiple hits on the same toon to get any action (...personally I don't actually expect more from this feature, and god knows how many times it get used or misued a day)
One reason I'm pushing with this market bot to go in this thread is that it has an obvious signature which CCP don't seem to have on their autodetect rules (yet?) - I would hope Sreegs or someone wish to pursue this.
Reporting a bot does not insinuate immediate action or actually action at all. It does matter though. If you are doing nothing against a bot I reported, why should I report them?
this one sentence is giving me the feeling, you dont care about bots at all and all you are doing is only PR...
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Zulran Hans
Refuge of Hope Lemniskate
1
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Posted - 2012.04.05 07:30:00 -
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Hi Sreegs and CCP Security Team. Hope you read this
Just want you to know, as a new player, I appreciate your effort so much.
If I lose a fight to someone who flies an impressive/expensive ship, I want to actually be able to respect him I want to know heGÇÖs an intelligent guy who strategizes his game to get to that level
A scene where expensive ships piloted by cheaters get destroyed by wealthier cheaters might look pretty, but itGÇÖs worthless. TheyGÇÖre just lying to themselves. And the economy will be much better when you remove them too, all materials will slowly regain their real market value
Keep sharing with us your "killboard", i.e. how many cheaters get caught and removed from the game to discourage others who's considering cheating as an EVE career. So far the game is fun, thanks for making sure they donGÇÖt ruin it
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Pirmasis Sparagas
Final Fortress Happy Tree Fiends
3
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Posted - 2012.04.05 07:33:00 -
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Neo Agricola wrote:CCP Sreegs wrote:Krunzer Shakiel wrote:Does anyone know what is a reasonable time for a GM/CCP or someone to respond to a report BOT action issued in game. Its been 2 weeks since I've reported a blindly obvious Market BOT and nothing has happened? I realise there are bigger fish to fry and ( and are being fried) but trading is my main activity.
I've found since the initial BAN a few weeks ago the market bots are increasingly interfering with the market again...
My assumption is the Report Bot button is more of a feel good item, and/or requires multiple hits on the same toon to get any action (...personally I don't actually expect more from this feature, and god knows how many times it get used or misued a day)
One reason I'm pushing with this market bot to go in this thread is that it has an obvious signature which CCP don't seem to have on their autodetect rules (yet?) - I would hope Sreegs or someone wish to pursue this.
Reporting a bot does not insinuate immediate action or actually action at all. It does matter though. If you are doing nothing against a bot I reported, why should I report them? this one sentence is giving me the feeling, you dont care about bots at all and all you are doing is only PR... I hope I'm wrong (or misunderstood you) and you are working on a "bot-free" Eve.
Can I answer this question Sreeg? What he means, is first, they have to investigate, if he REALY IS a bot. If not - no actions taken. (because players will report false alerts on in game (or outside game) enemies. So you can't trust blindly, you have to investigate.
If I am incorect - please correct me (And don't ban me ) |
Grikath
T.E.L.O.G.S.
30
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Posted - 2012.04.05 08:02:00 -
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Additionally, Sreegs is talking from his department, not the GM desk where bot-reports initially end up.
Not every bot-report is legit, and many "bot-hunters" can't actually spot a bot if it bit them on the nose. Even if confirmed, the report is only a datapoint, and may be used for further investigation. It may well be used for [number of reasons] which [have several reasons to delay action].
Obvious obfuscation for obvious reasons aside, the "report a bot" button is not an instaban button, but the start of a process which may or may not end up in the banning of a toon/account. |
Vaerah Vahrokha
Vahrokh Consulting
504
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Posted - 2012.04.05 08:53:00 -
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Selene D'Celeste wrote:
Agreed! (Quoting so I don't have to paraphrase this since I'm typing too much below as is)
We apparently needed Chribba to post his concerns before multiple people found motivation to basically agree with what I am posting since the first day and only getting flames as a result.
Selene D'Celeste wrote: It hasn't been said particularly well in this thread, but I think most of the nervousness of players who have built something "unsupported" in the sandbox is that future methods for security or whatnot are going to trample over everyone in a "**** everyone who isn't using hard coded game features" way.
EvE greatest assets are its players, expecially those who find new ways to do stuff in the sandbox. At Fanfest and everywhere else EvE is flaunted as the "emergent gameplay" forge. EvE finance and meta-services are both ISK risky, emergent and EULA compliant (i.e it's not the same "emergent gameplay" shown at web-scrambling freighters and similar). Those meta-professions bring in a further dimension to the game, some of them can be done just by an handful of players who earned mass-respect over years of flawless records. Those players are completely reliant on their reputation, this is why a quick "ban first, eventually undo it 1 month later" politic will just ruin their years of efforts and leave a stain on them even once the penalty is lifted. Like in real life, the other players will just think: "he was guilty, he just got unbanned because he was important", "he was guilty but he has CCP connections" and so on. Auditing | Collateral holding and insurance | Consulting | PLEX for Good Charity
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Vaerah Vahrokha
Vahrokh Consulting
504
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Posted - 2012.04.05 08:57:00 -
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Grikath wrote:Vaerah Vahrokha wrote:[quote=Grikath]Sreegs has already stated that people who insist that they are "false positives" and get banned should use the normal petition route.
Nice pedantism on the OS references by the way. I preferred the old peek and poke on a vic 20 and girls in the days of yore..
Vic 20 POKE 36869,255
C=64 A9 10 0D DC F0 FB EE 20 D0 4C 02 C0
That's the longest piece I recall by memory
There was Apple IIe too but it was too green screen to recall it's locations. Auditing | Collateral holding and insurance | Consulting | PLEX for Good Charity
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Neo Agricola
BLACK-MARK
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Posted - 2012.04.05 09:21:00 -
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Pirmasis Sparagas wrote: ..What he means, is first, they have to investigate, if he REALY IS a bot. If not - no actions taken. (because players will report false alerts on in game (or outside game) enemies. So you can't trust blindly, you have to investigate.
I really hope you are right and I misunderstood him...
and whatever i hope at least this part is 100% correct:
Pirmasis Sparagas wrote: ..., you have to investigate.
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CCP Sreegs
C C P C C P Alliance
961
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Posted - 2012.04.05 10:14:00 -
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Neo Agricola wrote:CCP Sreegs wrote:Krunzer Shakiel wrote:Does anyone know what is a reasonable time for a GM/CCP or someone to respond to a report BOT action issued in game. Its been 2 weeks since I've reported a blindly obvious Market BOT and nothing has happened? I realise there are bigger fish to fry and ( and are being fried) but trading is my main activity.
I've found since the initial BAN a few weeks ago the market bots are increasingly interfering with the market again...
My assumption is the Report Bot button is more of a feel good item, and/or requires multiple hits on the same toon to get any action (...personally I don't actually expect more from this feature, and god knows how many times it get used or misued a day)
One reason I'm pushing with this market bot to go in this thread is that it has an obvious signature which CCP don't seem to have on their autodetect rules (yet?) - I would hope Sreegs or someone wish to pursue this.
Reporting a bot does not insinuate immediate action or actually action at all. It does matter though. If you are doing nothing against a bot I reported, why should I report them? this one sentence is giving me the feeling, you dont care about bots at all and all you are doing is only PR... I hope I'm wrong (or misunderstood you) and you are working on a "bot-free" Eve.
What? Read the last part that I wrote. It's used. The simple act of you clicking a button doesn't mean instant gratification but the reports generated are used quite a bit. |
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CCP Sreegs
C C P C C P Alliance
961
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Posted - 2012.04.05 10:16:00 -
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Vaerah Vahrokha wrote:Selene D'Celeste wrote:
Agreed! (Quoting so I don't have to paraphrase this since I'm typing too much below as is)
We apparently needed Chribba to post his concerns before multiple people found motivation to basically agree with what I am posting since the first day and only getting flames as a result. Selene D'Celeste wrote: It hasn't been said particularly well in this thread, but I think most of the nervousness of players who have built something "unsupported" in the sandbox is that future methods for security or whatnot are going to trample over everyone in a "**** everyone who isn't using hard coded game features" way.
EvE greatest assets are its players, expecially those who find new ways to do stuff in the sandbox. At Fanfest and everywhere else EvE is flaunted as the "emergent gameplay" forge. EvE finance and meta-services are both ISK risky, emergent and EULA compliant (i.e it's not the same "emergent gameplay" shown at web-scrambling freighters and similar). Those meta-professions bring in a further dimension to the game, some of them can be done just by an handful of players who earned mass-respect over years of flawless records. Those players are completely reliant on their reputation, this is why a quick "ban first, eventually undo it 1 month later" politic will just ruin their years of efforts and leave a stain on them even once the penalty is lifted. Like in real life, the other players will just think: "he was guilty, he just got unbanned because he was important", "he was guilty but he has CCP connections" and so on.
Yeah you can post for the next year and I'm still not underwriting your profession or changing my methods because you posted a lot despite never having a problem. I think it's time you moved on. |
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