<<Possible without glitching/cheating/warhounds/whatever glitches available and there have been a few..
yes or no?
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<<Possible without glitching/cheating/warhounds/whatever glitches available and there have been a few..
yes or no?
there have been people at over 10k shd when the second raid came out. They defintly cheated t get this.
I don't know if it's cheating or not. Now it doesn't look good, but then again. I have seen players do nothing but play all day. Then again it has appeared for quite some time that Ubi/Massive don't care if they lose players. A short while ago, they punished players for cheating. According to the Devs all was punished that cheated. Some players claimed they didn't cheat, but was punished and claimed Ubi refused to review their case. Meanwhile, we had players in here claiming they cheated and didn't get punished and bragging that Ubi couldn't stop them from cheating. There was YouTubers that made videos of themselves cheating, that went unpunished. Far as I am concerned, if Ubi is going to allow it. Then, just support it. Let players know the gloves have come off. Meanwhile, no need to keep promoting PvP or any other competitive part of the game.
This again? I don't know about 10k but I'm approaching 3000, or was. I would be more but I stopped playing like that around March. Playing all directives on heroic all the time gets you really far. Playing efficiently is not cheating. Doing a war convoy with all directors on heroic world over and over again is not cheating. Doing target practice The way it was designed is not cheating. Even now just playing regularly I can do 30 levels in one sitting.
Me thinking it's not ubi it's massive and they are weird when it comes to things like this. After all they are a Swedish company, swedes dont like conflicts, they rather alow cheating then stopping it.
Sucks but that's how it is.
And I'm in Sweden so I pretty much know what I'm talking about.. ;)
Let's do the math. If it takes 5 minutes to get 1 shd point and the guy plays 12 hours a day every day it takes about a year of playing.