Great step forward!! Can I just add, that players caught using hacks should have their accounts rolled back. They would have had an easier time getting all the loot than people using exploits, so I feel that this is a fair punishment to go with the 14 day ban. This would also be a major factor in deterring other people from using hacks.
Question ... those who have exploited up to now and have full top-spec gear sets etc .... is anything going to be done in response to them? It's all very well now and I appreciate the change in stance but running around in the DZ with a GS of 180ish still puts us at a huge disadvantage against these uber-geared exploiters until you provide a route for the situation to equalize! Perhaps I missed something on the statement but doesn't seem to suggest any punishment for the exploiters to-date?
Maybe if people start putting in more info in these youtube videos, they can act better on them. Information such as date and time experienced so they can go back on their servers and look up the ienformation of the possible cheat. Far too many links here claiming "confirmed hacker" I've noticed to have a high possibility of lag, and some times people not seeing an explosion forming on their body from a single sniper shot with explosive bullets (which most times can cause instant downs). That's why they can't just trust what they see on youtube as solid proof.Originally Posted by KenKoerperich Go to original post
Was hearing from the Hammish stream yesterday and from the Massive employee comments on reddit, there is some sort of EU law prohibiting them to outright permaban someone, and first offense cannot be longer than 15 days. Again, not sure if it's real, but some others said it was some EU consumer protection law.Originally Posted by Spenhouet Go to original post