Addressing Serious Hacking Issues

Until the "true hackers" incorporate code to change the strings, in the scripts they distribute.


A tool I found useful for finding hackers was Southperry's own ETL, sorting by descending exp/day. ETL is on hiatus now, but Nexon has their own version with the "weekly" Rankings.
Just take a good hard look at anyone who is gaining significantly more exp/day than the average active player of the same level. Some hardworking legit grinders do get more exp/day at LHC than any ToT botter, so I'm not saying to auto-ban anyone leveling fast, but take the top of the weekly rankings as a list of characters that a GM should pay a visit to.

Though the worst issues the lame arse hackers create isn't about exp and leveling. It isn't even the meso botting. It is the bloody posers that act legitly but dupe their hats off when they can or buy from said guys. That is what ruins the economy and make any form of competition meaningless.