D3 vs GW2 = USA Vs Korea = Capitalism Vs *********

[mephuser1000]

Basically Blizzard doesn't care how you make your gold in D3 as long as no 3rd party software is involved.

But for GW2, as long as you make gold "faster than intended" (extremely ambiguous, judgement by NCSoft/ArenaNet), you get ban-hammered.

Also, if you get enough people to mass-report on someone, that someone gets banned even if no cheating, exploits are involved (hence ironically, Guild Wars).

For a country like Korea which makes Virtual Goods Trading illegal, you pretty much can guess that they rule/enforce their games with an iron-fist.

I would suggest that BuddyTeam not develop a bot for Guild Wars 2. The amount of "I'm banned by NCSoft/ArenaNet" threads pile up not because of GG NProtect detection but because of manual review checks and player reports.

I'm not sure whether NCSoft/ArenaNet is happily setting a legal trap for BuddyTeam to walk in.

 

[Giwin]

Korea doesn't exist.

 

[Birdman]

Best Korea would never do something like this.

 

[MonsterMMORPG]

well i heard that they banned mass amount of people since they bought items from vendor
that item was a lot cheaper than inteded

they say this is exploit lol

 

[Mortar2142]

The exploit was obvious, a high level weapon was bugged and costing about 20 karma points when it should be more than 2000, people that were banned bought lots of this weapon and sold to NPCs to "convert" to gold, usually making this conversion don't give money, imagine that there is a bug in WoW where some heirloom is costing 20 justice points instead of 2000, people could buy lots of this heirloom and sell them to NPCs for hundreds of gold, that is basically what these people did to be banned.

In case lots of people report someone and it's obvious that it was planned all these people will be banned.

They are just.