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I agree to some degree but MMO games in general are serious business and a special breed, especially when real currency is involved. It was most definitely agai
by gebe 13y ago
I agree to some degree but MMO games in general are serious business and a special breed, especially when real currency is involved. It was most definitely against the ToS and I am sure that most of the players who participated in the exploit knew that. Also there were people who were using this bug to make real life money through the real money auction house, those people in particular can't be surprised that they were banned.
- Glyptodon 13y agoI don't know... wasn't there an article on here a few days ago celebrating how EVE online doesn't ban people for doing the exact same kinds of things?
- omegaham 13y agoI think the difference is that this completely broke the economy, while the exploit in EVE was much more fixable. All they had to do in EVE was take away some people's loot and they were good.