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Asiasoft has done it again!
#1
Quote:Dear Maplers,

After reviewing recent in-game activities, we have suspended serveral accounts due to suspected usage of tools in accordance to our User Abuse Policy.

We have performed thorough investigation and found out that there was a sudden surge of In-Game currencey (Meso) in these accounts.

If you thinked that your account is unrightfully suspended, please use our iBox and send in under the "General Enquiry" Section.

Please begin your message with the following " Suspension of Accounts on 13/10 " and provide reasons on how the meso was obtained.

We assured you that we will go review each case sent.

No appeal will be reviewed after 13th November 2009.

We seek your understandings in this matter.

Thank you!



- AsiasoftSEA Administrator


what if


Player 3 hax for meso
Player 2 buys the meso
Player 1 sells 2 something worth... lets say 2.1b

then at this point Asiasoft checks

2&3 go scot free
1 gets ban

what?


Your thoughts? the other time some people took 3months to get their case looked at and unbanned -.-
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#2
the english is ripping my brains apart. i THINKED i am wrong though. and american currencey is falling btw.
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#3
Player 1 sells Player 2*

Get over yourself. We have to deal with Nexon.
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#4
At least they do something.
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#5
Quote:Dear Maplers,

After reviewing recent in-game activities, we have suspended several accounts due to the suspected misuse of non in-game tools, in accordance to our User Abuse Policy.

We have performed thorough investigation and found out that there was a sudden surge of In-Game Currency (Meso) in these accounts.

If you believe that your account is suspended for the wrong reason, please send us your queries through the iBox, under the section "General Inquiry". Your message should be titled " Suspension of Accounts on 13/10 ", and includes reasons on how the sudden surge in meso count took place.

We assure you that we will review each case personally. No appeal will be entertained after 13th November 2009.

We seek your understanding in this matter.

Thank you!



- AsiasoftSEA Administrator

I believe the admins are either secondary school students, or adults who didnt pass their language tests.

In any case, the glaring errors in the extract are edited for posterity's sake.

On topic:

AS is attempting to protect their game from the sudden surge of hackers; paradoxically, the more AS attempts to protect themselves, the more dangerous it gets for them.
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#6
That almost sounds like the meru hack from JMS. lmao
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#7
ShiKage Wrote:That almost sounds like the meru hack from JMS. lmao

What does the meso hack do ? Like how it's hacked?
MSEA is experiencing mass inflation now, for instance claw attack 30% is 30m 2 weeks ago and now it has inflated to 90m.
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#8
ZakumSlaYers Wrote:What does the meso hack do ? Like how it's hacked?
MSEA is experiencing mass inflation now, for instance claw attack 30% is 30m 2 weeks ago and now it has inflated to 90m.

Wow yeah, that's even more inflated than GMS. The only way that's possible is through hacks.
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#9
Didn't they just get the MTS system? What if people were transferring items from one server to another to fund their characters? A ton of people using MTS to give expensive goods on their other characters isn't exactly something strange. I wonder just how extensive their logs actually go. From the looks of it, doesn't seem as if they log trades.

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ZakumSlaYers Wrote:What does the meso hack do ? Like how it's hacked?
MSEA is experiencing mass inflation now, for instance claw attack 30% is 30m 2 weeks ago and now it has inflated to 90m.

Wait, seriously? Okay, that's pretty damn suspicious then. I can see why the admins would take the "better safe than sorry" route.
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#10
scopelenz Wrote:I believe the admins are either secondary school students, or adults who didnt pass their language tests.

Absolutely. The people who translate in-game strings probably didn't, as well.
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#11
It doesn't have to be the same hack as in JMS. Even now there's still the possibility of duping mesos in GMS. There's a lot of ways to dupe stuff actually.
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#12
Combattente Wrote:Absolutely. The people who translate in-game strings probably didn't, as well.

How true Q_Q.

Stupid inflations, now my 600m is like.. trash?
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#13
http://forums.asiasoftsea.net/showthread...t&t=701474
http://forums.asiasoftsea.net/showthread.php?t=701398
http://forums.asiasoftsea.net/showthread.php?t=701381

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In an apparent effort to wipe out the accounts of gold farmers, asiasoft decides to block anyone with large recent transactions..

apparently their criteria of large was so low, it resulted in thousands of blocked players.

inflation in the game market has resulted in items being sold at high prices. eg: for about 30 minutes of work, a high level party can pick up 4 zakum helms from the boss mob, sell them for 250m mesos (game currency) each. this is apparently enough to block some people from the game service.

others, who buy large amounts of the game @cash (SGD equivalent), to purchase a ticket to gambling in the in-game jackpot (gachapon) to get highly coveted items that can sell upwards of 600 million mesos... well, they get blocked too.

They apparently did not attempt to discern the relationship between @cash purchases correlated to mesos in possession. neither did they attempt a surgical strike by tracking ip addresses after performing a purchase from a goldfarmer's website. furthermore, it is not unreasonable to exclude NRIC verified accounts, since the vast majority of gold farmers that cause in game inflation are CHINA's commercial gold farms, that they are unlikely to have verified NRIC accounts.

(NRIC: National Registration ID card.)
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#14
Quote:Dear Maplers,

After reviewing recent in-game activities, we have suspended serveral accounts due to suspected usage of tools in accordance to our User Abuse Policy.

We have performed thorough investigation and found out that there was a sudden surge of In-Game currencey (Meso) in these accounts.

If you thinked that your account is unrightfully suspended, please use our iBox and send in under the "General Enquiry" Section.

Please begin your message with the following " Suspension of Accounts on 13/10 " and provide reasons on how the meso was obtained.

We assured you that we will go review each case sent.

No appeal will be reviewed after 13th November 2009.

We seek your understandings in this matter.

Thank you!



- AsiasoftSEA Administrator

Bad English
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#15
Torchic111 Wrote:Bad English

I'm glad you're english is good enough that you can at least understand what is being said.

It's likely that the GMS meso hack spread over to the MSEA servers. The meso duping hack is caused by a vulnerability created by the bronze/gold sacks in the cash shop.
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#16
Fiel Wrote:I'm glad you're english is good enough that you can at least understand what is being said.

It's likely that the GMS meso hack spread over to the MSEA servers. The meso duping hack is caused by a vulnerability created by the bronze/gold sacks in the cash shop.

The bronze, silver and gold meso sacks were released at around September for a week and then removed from the Cash Shop Cool it's probably being exploited at that period of time ><
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#17
There is a solution! come to KMS ^^ where 30% claw is only 9mil! On a serious note i never knew there were actually meso hacks out there... scarey... Tongue
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#18
Fiel Wrote:It's likely that the GMS meso hack spread over to the MSEA servers. The meso duping hack is caused by a vulnerability created by the bronze/gold sacks in the cash shop.
Without telling people how it's done, may I ask what the vulnerability was?
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#19
Nope. I'd give too much away explaining what the vulnerability was.
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#20
Reflexx Wrote:There is a solution! come to KMS ^^ where 30% claw is only 9mil! On a serious note i never knew there were actually meso hacks out there... scarey... Tongue

jMS claw 30% is 4-5m at most lol....
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