World of Autoaim (aim bot targeting weak spots and leading targets even out o...
Дата: 24.02.2016 18:25:32
Slyspy, on 24 February 2016 - 04:52 PM, said: Arbitrary judgements with no clear rules are no good for
anyone. They do nothing to keep the game clean and everything to
alienate your player base. Brynd:
I get it! We hear the feedback, this is a long-standing point. I'm not here to announce a change in our stance, I'm just reiterating the need to use caution.
I get it! We hear the feedback, this is a long-standing point. I'm not here to announce a change in our stance, I'm just reiterating the need to use caution.
Slyspy, on 24 February 2016 - 04:52 PM, said: Arbitrary judgements with no clear rules are no good for
anyone. They do nothing to keep the game clean and everything to
alienate your player base. Even now I can't tell whether you are
saying that the mod which was in the vid is unacceptable or that
the mod which support thought it to be is unacceptable, or both.
Brynd: Well I tried to be clear: "it could lead to a
ban." Nevertheless, to be super clear, that mod is not
allowed.
Slyspy, on 24 February 2016 - 04:52 PM, said: Edit: And what of this: http://ftr.wot-news.com/2014/12/02/regarding-the-battle-assistant-artillery-pov-mod/
Old news of course, but offers a clear advantage when
judging fire lanes. And yet it won an official contest and so could
be considered to be officially endorsed. Are you certain that
this is legal?Brynd:
Well as I understand it the official endorsement was not from the EU office. But that's beside the point as our internal views on mods are similar to other regions. That mod will not currently lead to a ban.
Well as I understand it the official endorsement was not from the EU office. But that's beside the point as our internal views on mods are similar to other regions. That mod will not currently lead to a ban.
World of Autoaim (aim bot targeting weak spots and leading targets even out o...