Clean Slate Glitch?

How do you know they are more than 'intended'. Nowhere did they mention that capes can only have 8 slots. Also, if I wanted to abuse the glitch, I would have done it on a better item than a Purple AC.

Glitching does not = hacking.

If glitching = hacking, then Nexon would not have them separated on the ToS.

# Exploit errors in design, features which are not documented and/or bugs to gain access that would otherwise not be available or to obtain any competitive advantage;

# Modify the Software, Cash Items or the Service to change "game play," including, without limitation, creating cheats and/or hacks or using third-party software to access files in the Software or Service;

(Don't try to argue that this is bannable because it's available to everyone, thus no competitive advantage in the first terms.)

Lol, I love how you argue just because you did this yourself.

Nexon clearly stated in the ToS that playing the game in a non-intended way is hacking.

Using a macro, third-party program, or physical method to play the game in a repetitive manner is considered botting. Using physical means to bot could include using coins or staplers to hold down a key. There is no difference between that and a macro that holds down the control button. Botting is considered a similar offense as hacking in that it uses illegal means to play the game in a manner that is not intended by the creators. In other words, botting is just as bad. =)

Though it isn't directly stated to glitching, it is stated that playing the game in a manner that was not part of the game, then it is hacking. Exploiting errors in the design is the definition of Glitching. Using this glitch to your advantage (even if it is only 1 int. 1 int =/= Nothing.), is abusing it. It is obviously not intended, especially based on the descriptions of the items. When you write to nexon, asking if it's a glitch or not, THEN I will believe you. For Now, it's obviously a glitch.

Modifying the software in any way, is hacking. BUT, according to nexon, abusing a glitch = hacking. I'm just relaying the message.