On the other Merchant Monarchy, the other guy is still going on about the botter. In case you missed this before, the short of it is that MoxNix is trader who was aggressively undercut by a competitor. When this happened MoxNix decided to accuse this trader of botting publicly claiming he had been botting for years. While CCP had supposedly been informed, they had done nothing (obviously because the player was not a bot), and when others tried to test out this “bot” by competing with it, the claims he had made about the response and activity times turned out to be completely false. You can read more about that here in one of my previous posts if you so wish.
Now he’s back claiming once again that there’s this botter, now claiming he must have been slowed down by release changes, rather than like many players simply playing less prior to Christmas. Beyond this he’s making outrageous claims. Here’s one from one of his comment on his own post.
I also know for a fact many high end guilds (talking guilds in the top 100 and top 1000 here) had botters in guild who sold other members gold. That was a great way for the botter to explain away large gold transactions.
“He’s a guild mate, I can’t raid but I can help the guild by giving members gold”.
No doubt it’s the same in Eve with corporations and alliances. After all doesn’t it always seem like whenever a major botter gets banned he’s a member of one of the largest corps / alliances?
This must either be incredibly ignorant or a complete fabrication. The truth is that CCP don’t release who they ban for botting, so to say “doesn’t it always seem like whenever a major botter gets banned he’s a member of one of the largest corps / alliances” can’t be based on any information actually released by CCP. Sure, people accuse other large alliances of botting, the same as they accuse them of everything else. That doesn’t mean they actually are, and until CCP break their non-disclosure of information we can’t really see who is and isn’t botting.
It’s both intriguing and disturbing to watch a player with clear problems interacting with others trying to hard to discredit other players to put themselves ahead. MoxNix: if you can’t handle competition when you are trading, then don’t bother trading. Attacking other players in this way for playing against you makes you look sad and pathetic. Simply be a better trader than your competition, if you can, and I don’t know, go do mining if you can’t.
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