Check out the weight. I don't know anyone who can carry 1569 stones!
Items that are secured can support 1600 stones. Assuming the person secured the backpack, loaded it up, then unlocked it.
I am curious as to how you worded the GM Page... It seems like: "A player is using an exploit with a vendor to illegally gain extra storage space in their house" would get a reaction from them.
I reported it as an exploit to store items in his house by storing them in a vendor so no one can buy it, the Gm told me he couldnt touch vendor at all, and told me to ask the owner of the vendor to change the weight so I can buy it but I repeated to the gm that the owner's intention wasnt to sell it but just to store items this way... finally he repeated me unfortunatly he cant touch vendor content and that its legal for a bag to have that much weight...
He is using an exploit to gain an unfair advantage (free storage) over other players who play by the rules.
Specifically, the intent of BOD storage on Vendors was to allow Crafters to easily display their BODs for trading, swapping, advertising to look to buy missing parts for LBODs, advertising for sales between trade windows, or just plain bragging rights. The ability to store BODs at no cost is essential to all of these, and if someone isn't willing to trade, they typically aren't that good at BODs (after all, before all the changes, the primary way to get Valorite hammers legitimately was LOTS of BOD trading)
The very first post I made here was actually pertaining to in game support about players using programs to automate gameplay and the the failure to deal with it. Also ultimately being directed to a webpage that no longer existed. With screenshots. I have doubts that most of the people in charge of actually policing the game know anything about the game aside from outdated info from like 2001 and are reluctant to do their job because they don't know how. That being said I have had a couple positive gm experiences both before and after, but the majority are handled poorly and almost always favorably inclined towards the admission of ingame policy breaking.
