Display MoreDisplay MoreDisplay MoreDisplay Morebadidol nor the GOs choose to ignore it. The issue is that it's difficult to get definitive proof.
Again, suspecting someone has an illegal multi and proving someone is an illegal multi are two different things and badidol, the GOs, etc. require proof otherwise it'll simply be overturned on appeal to SGOs.
Nothing you've reported in this threat suggests illegal multis, at best, it suggests a possible pushing violation.
Right, so IP sharing request exists for nothing. Supervision and regulation are important factors in all areas. Given the size of the game, they should supervise and regulate it. However, I have nothing against those who use Hades to get marble, as long as you follow the rules, of course.
People complain about everything, and they always will.
IP sharing doesn't exit for nothing. If you think you can just get away with not using the IP sharing treaty, make two accounts and trade or attack yourself and see how quickly you get banned.
You dont have a lot of experience is this game do you? They use vpn which was banned once to stop this. Please stop commenting if you dont know what you are talking about.
I have plenty of experience, but there's a huge difference between stating "You can ignore the IP sharing treaty" and "It's trivial to get two or more different IP addresses to pretend to be different players."
I'm also extremely doubtful about the amount of illegal multis because of my own experience with the game. I taught my grandparents how to play the game and all they did once they had 4 towns was log on and donate to the sawmill because they were happy to help their grandson lol.
I also had my whole World of Warcraft guild helping me, too, and based on your criteria for illegal multis, they would've fit the bill because all they did was log on and donate wood (once they had 4-6 established towns), build warehouses, list stuff on the trading post, or buy wood from me at the max price.
They use vpn and blow right by the go's so please stop commenting. it's been exploited for years since they allowed it.