2016-02-06, 06:02 PM
Luxeraph Wrote:I agree with this but back home(korea) they don't need all those extra levels of protection since if I'm not mistaken they only have to deal with bots and just simple bots, not bots that mess with how the game works and the amount of people they have as GMs keeps them at bay, of course there are going to still be some but they're not everywhere fucking up other peoples fun.
Meanwhile over here, people don't just bot they almost break the game just to get a piece of gear they'll later sell to someone thats gonna pay lots making sure the hackers keep up doing such things meanwhile the publisher doesn't see it as being good for business to pay and train GMs(enough of them).
It's also because making bots in Korea is way harder. I know before you had to use your Social Security ID. Nowadays you still need to provide a phone number to call and activate, so bot accounts pretty much cost a throwaway cell phone to make in Korea. People will still hack, but they just aren't as easy to maintain or recreate.
Here, none of those hurdles are there so we see just how troublesome it can get.