LOL YESlol no
LOL YESlol no
Busy doing idocs seriously why go do anything you mentioned when ya can just wait for a house to fall to get things.Players doing peerless, hunting in dungeons, participating in factions...some of the best fun in the game....What happened to everyone? Where'd everyone go?
Houses with vendors everywhere you looked, players hawking their wares at West Brit Bank....What happened? Where'd everyone go?
Hard to shrug those changes off with a simple "whatever."
Couple this with the difficulty of use of EA's sites, and you have a beautiful formula for driving money away from your company. It is a bit better now from what I hear, but from first hand experience, i can tell you that after the first 4 failed attempts to buy xfer tokens from EA's official channel, I defaulted to a 3rd party site, who actually rewards me with incentives from buying items from them. Oddly enough, the official Japanese UO site does things in a similar fashion, only better, they give bonuses that are official based on money spent, and that includes game time purchases.Here is a suggestion,
EA is missing the cash cow. Plain and simple. While most games are F2P or B2P and depends on income from items bought. EA doesn't follow this path with UO. Sellers have sites and make $$$$$ off of pixels in UO. Not accusing these sites as the scriptors or use such services to obtain these items and duping but c'mon they have tons and tons of items, tokens, PS, gold, resources, ect ect ect. People buy them. I myself have bought items from time to time in the past from one site. Not gold but if they can sell xfer tokens half the price what EA does why not save my money. I can't say or have proof they do use illegal means but I can always suspect they do.
Now EA would do it and cheaper and add new items that are account bound only imagine how many sites would exist after a year? Two years? Three years? Plus scripting would be pointless for resources if players could buy it at reasonable prices. Housing could be added. EA could just place houses and sell them on their own site if they wanted. I know it's not UO and what it's about but they could. Want a gold sink? Allow players to obtain and x amount credit per million gold that could be used to buy items from the code store.
If they made some things account bound only and sell cheaper than the other sites you would likely see alot of scipting not happen. All games has these issues but ones with larger populations do ban and try their best to get rid of bots. UO I have no answer. All I have said is just my opinion and it's not a popular one but if everybody wantes to really fix this issue then sometimes you have to give in to decisions that you may not like at times.
No it's not <laughs> All they have to do is monitor the data stream from your client.
Jobo is in Minoc, takes his three steps, his client sends the data, and what the heck?! He's now in Trinsic?! Definitely not normal game client/system behavior.
IDOC falls, client sends data to server, what a minute!? Jobo picked up and placed 72 items into his backpack in 3.7 seconds?! Definitely not normal game client/system behavior.
Either case is an obvious script. Ban the account immediately.
I don't do IDOCs. Never have, likely never will.I'm super sorry that you didn't get fat pixel loot from an IDOC.
And he posted it with such conviction. It is like he actually believes his own made up information.I missed the above quoted post but man that made me laugh.
are you new to Idocing? we always do this lol thats not a script, thats having to pay for a couple more accounts a month to be able to do this........i have like 10 accounts i keep up when im idocing hard. i will place beside anything that has heavy chests, or more than i can fit on my packys in one wack.Another tactic which is being used on Napa (and most likely elsewhere) is to tiptoe around the house placing restriction (after the house drops) by placing a private, empty house immediately adjacent to a house thats about to fall and running stuff over to it from the IDOC, usually with a team of looters involved.
Seems the action requested in the OP eventually happened. I think this thread is finished?I was at the IDOC in question and saw the behavior for well over an hour before the GM's showed up and it was clear to me as a player that what was happening was a computer program that had somehow gotten hungup.