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Lyfox 3 years, 12 months ago.
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“Weekly”? Its never been weekly afaik, that’s too much work for SE, smol indie dev pls no bulli. But yes they do have limites staff working atm so they might not be doing it at all rn.
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This reply was modified 4 years ago by
LutBot.
It doesn’t seem that there is much monitoring going on right now. I’ve been doing some yellow gatherer’s scrips scenarios over the past couple days and there’s a few characters that seem to be hitting all of the unspoiled nodes 24/7 on my server right now. That being said, I wouldn’t be surprised at all if a ban wave happens once covid-19 dies down and logs are reviewed. I’m sure they have a system in place to flag players for humanly impossible farming patterns – ie: teleporting to x location at exactly 7:40ET and harvesting y node at exactly 8:05ET during every in-game day cycle for RL days on end. I would still use Miqo like someone is watching. At the very least extend your scenarios to afk at a few different times and locations for each gathering target, eg a 3 chapter scenario ch 1, 2, 3 can be expanded to 1a, 2a, 3a, 1b, 2b, 3b, 1c, 2c, 3c, and of course dont use the default grids without a little modification. Better safe than sorry.
What I have been told is that there is some analytics algorithm applied to the logs by the system to identify impossible behaviors, which is why teleport hacking and stuff gets you banned. Players have claimed that they have been banned for crafting in their houses for impossibly long sessions but I’m not sure I’ve ever seen proof. I think the biggest risk comes from players reporting, because everything is logged and if a GM does review your account then coordinate and/or time based pathing repeated for long cycles can become very obvious, such as a player running a scenario that always teleports at XX:45ET every other hour to reach unspoiled nodes. No human player is going to teleport exactly every 6 minutes for 6 hours straight.
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