2010-12-26, 12:57 PM
Question comes down to whether this guy is a simple vaccer, in which case the total number of white scrolls from the event is still governed by the number of gold flakes that drop. It's very frustrating that all the scrolls are in the hands of a few assholes instead of scattered among the populace, but it's not a situation calling for drastic action.
However, if this guy has found an additional exploit that allows him to generate white (and chaos) scrolls much faster than gold flake drops allow, then it is a problem. Will Nexon claim they can trace all these duped scrolls (and equipment made with them?), and somehow punish only the guilty? (And we know that when Nexon does that, they usually punish the innocent and leave the guilty with all their illicit gains intact). Will they decide to just make sure no bad scrolls or illegal gear remain by rolling back? Or will they just stop the event early and let the market deal with the overabundance already present in its own way?
Nobody knows Nexon's mind.
However, if this guy has found an additional exploit that allows him to generate white (and chaos) scrolls much faster than gold flake drops allow, then it is a problem. Will Nexon claim they can trace all these duped scrolls (and equipment made with them?), and somehow punish only the guilty? (And we know that when Nexon does that, they usually punish the innocent and leave the guilty with all their illicit gains intact). Will they decide to just make sure no bad scrolls or illegal gear remain by rolling back? Or will they just stop the event early and let the market deal with the overabundance already present in its own way?
Nobody knows Nexon's mind.

