Alrighty guess its time to do something else. These guys are getting coffee or taking a "smoke break" or something. Peace.

yup. /bump

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That is them giving up. But yes I suppose that is less hosed up. That would also probably work here as well if you consider it being a free market model.

This is nothing new. It's a sound strategy to get people to resub again.

Dare i suggest, the solution to this problem is relatively simple to automate. It just requires a more complex programming of if/then filters to more rapidly target and contain a spammer. If they put a cooldown on the level 60 token refunding if a character is deleted, that would do it. I've seen games that require you to delete a character, and then that character is put into a suspended status for 24 hours. After 24 hours the character must be confirmed to actually finally be deleted. This means the spammers cant keep rerolling a new character outside of the automated systems parameters utilizing the free lvl 60 token, or rather i say, abusing it. There, I've told you exactly what you need to implement. there's your solution. Go do stuff.

From what i'm seeing, I would surmise that the spammers have simply figured out all their super secret automated defenses and work around it with one account. It likely goes something along the lines of, the automated system compiles the list of all reported spammers within a set period of time. So the spammers simply create a character, delete the character committing the offense before the automated system can tag them, rinse and repeat.

Regardless, my point is i'm acknowledging that, at the very least, they simply don't care. You're implying that they have interest in letting it go, which is even worse. We would be speculating on that. Regardless, this is piss poor business practice.

Guys, if you actually took the time to READ the description and details of each of your companions and contacts, it does EXACTLY that! The only thing you cant see is the decisions you have made towards Valkorian. But if you recall those decisions and read through your companions responses to those you can map it out. While I understand this requires a little "effort", pardon me for saying DEAL WITH IT. No they should NOT simplify the whole dialogue to make it "easier" for your lazy selves. The information you seek is there.....you just don't care enough to find it.

I just want to let BW know that I have finally gotten to the point that, there are SOOOO many credit spammers, that both reporting them AND ignoring them is too much work. I've come to the conclusion that no matter how many times i report them, YOU FAIL TO CONTAIN THE PROBLEM.... so i'll just ignore them. Me taking the extra 2 seconds to report the spam does NOTHING to solve the problem because your automated system designed to handle these things is quite simply easily defeated by the enemy. I'm not sure what's worse, though. The fact that you certainly know and have been more aware of this than I until now tells me that either you have given up, or you don't care. So which is it? Have you guys given up? Or did you just stop caring? Like i said, I can't decide which is worse.

Nope. Go back and study economics.

Dudebro, one thing I do know is that BW usually clamps down on multiple accounts on singular IPs.

I wont tell if you wont......

You know what makes me a little giddy? Knowing that in about 25 minutes they are going to extend this maintenance another 2 hours. BWUAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

agreed.