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And so it begins. How many levels or how much valor /comms did you manage to farm before getting caught?

Ran i one night for maybe 6 hours, had to be a player report

It is just a temp ban. That is surprising.

Very likely a player report...bot was probably running in a corner the whole battlezone or something (at least that's what mine does, looks pretty suspicious a lot of times) but at least it's only temporary.

Glad to hear its only temporary!

Hi,

You msust have been reported by a big lot of player, because from what I heard people are getting reported but never get banned.
On m my serveur everyone knows my bot but I never got banned.

But as this bot is in beta and or now pretty obvious, if you don't want to get banned you should better not use it too much.

Anyway temp ban, like I thought, they don't perm ban for this.

Tell them you run the game on a machine with minimal FPS and that you wanted to continue to participate in PVP while awaiting your new rig. They cannot prove that you were not sitting there with tiny FPS continuing to run into stuff.

Notice how it was a suspension not a ban. This leads me to somewhat think it was their speculation more than anything or they'd close the entire account.

"Anyway temp ban, like I thought, they don't perm ban for this."

Why didn't you think they would Perma-Ban?

Originally Posted by The Jambo

"Anyway temp ban, like I thought, they don't perm ban for this."

Why didn't you think they would Perma-Ban?

Simple : if a MMO company perma-banned every botter or cheater they would lose lot of money.
Usually, a temp ban is a largely enough to stop most of the people from cheating or stuff ('cause they're affraid)
Then, if it happens again, perma ban.