Clean Slate Glitch?

That's a misleading statement. They didn't ban ALL the bigfoot glitchers, 1/3rd of the people they banned didn't even get to see a bigfoot.

I know I shouldn't have used the word "all" but the point I was trying to get through, was abusing a glitch CAN get you banned, and is against the TOS.

Also, in that case, they did in fact announce that bigfoot is a glitch and there was a huge rolling message saying that all bigfoot abusers would be banned.

When they set up the banning system to catch the people who past an x amount of exp ratio, they started it from the day after the rolling message came up, so if people were "abusing" it before they announced it, they would not get banned unless they continued doing so.


I thought it was pretty stupid they announced they were going to ban them. They should have just kept quiet and took action anyways, not give them a chance to stop.
This I agree with.

Because:
a) Clean slates are supposed to give you slots when they work, not when they fail.
b) White scrolls are supposed to protect slots, not give you slots.

Two reasons are enough in my opinion.

I guess I would count that as a glitch. Very bad programming. This means instead of White Scroll actually protecting the slot, it deletes the slot and adds another.

And since you can use the clean slate with 0 slots, you can use it with a white scroll, and then it will fail, causing the white scroll to add the slot.

or at least that's how I think it would work.
Fail Nexon.

*Waits for Nexon to take action* Even though it isn't that horrible of a glitch. Only rich people can afford it. I just see it as a cheaper way to White Scroll Items. Unless you are unlucky.


For the person bringing up the Terms Of Service-

Abusing Bugs/Glitches wouldn't fall under hacking. That would be like saying ksing is hacking or something.
And if you read before that they were talking about Botting.

This is the part of the TOS glitching falls under.

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;

Bug abuse, hacking, packet sniffing, kill stealing, advertising, spamming, vulgar language, hacking accounts, are all different categories in the Terms of Service.

Just because they result in the same effect doesn't mean they are the same thing.