Balc0ra, on 26 February 2015 - 03:51 PM, said: That's fine and dandy. But why has neither you or iScending
responded to that then. Or even come back later to post what you
more or less said to reduce some of the confusion in the topic he
made about your stand on mods? Since none of you bothered to
respond to anything there, it died out in a day or so. And lots
have asked about it since. But since they still got no response
form anyone, and the other servers kept talking to their players
about it. Again, you can't blame most players for thinking that's
the way it works. Since it more or less looked like you lot did not
care either since most felt like WG EU just ignored the questions
based on it, as it was just that one post and that's its. Top that
off with support responses regarding the issue, and valid proof of
cheating, or even the cheaters reporting them self. And you got a
base recipe for a riot. So no... can't say I blame most for
reacting the way they have done based on that.
Ectar: We didn't follow up with multiple answers in the thread
because the answer is always going to come back the same. It's down
to player judgement what they install onto their client.
Which leads to...
wims80, on 26 February 2015 - 03:52 PM, said: So XVM is an illegal mod? What about the battle assistant arty mod?
Seems like a cheat mod to me. Infact, the vast majority of the mods
seems like cheat mods to me
Ectar: Players have different views regarding what is considered
unfair and what's not. Even if we provided a list, players are
still going to have a different point of view for some mods.
What *you* install on your client is something only *you* have any
control over. If you feel that something is unfair then don't
use it and you never have to worry about possibly being sanctioned
over it.
Ceeb, on 26 February 2015 - 04:03 PM, said: Ok, I respect the fact that internal process cant be
talked about, Id be the same with mine. But mine are more life
threatening. The mods issue is a big issues and these are mine
thoughts and not of the community. but its what I have gleamed from
other forum members that think the same......I spend a lot with
you, A lot of my time is spent in WoT and I love the game. but
having seen bots, and mods used against me....it annoys the hell
out of me... So..I would like (and understand i wont get it) is a
statement to say...."You know what.....yes we agree these mods and
bots are a problem, this is what we have planned and or listen...we
cant do anything" or however you think it should come across to you
player base. But I'm done paying. until I know WG are doing
something.
Ectar: The statement is a fair point, but a statement like that is
a global message, not a regional one. Should major changes come in
the future we would announce that across the board just like we did
the with the anti-afk system.
Ceeb, on 26 February 2015 - 04:03 PM, said: As for being worst? Hmm only one other company I've dealt with has
been worst. SOE.....worst by far... WG is a close second and
thats represented by you forum moderaters who are the people we
have contact with being present and more errr consistent.
(sorry tried to think of a word there) I've seen forums items
junked that I were valid, I've seen some that run for 20 pages that
should have been junked on page 1 (please dont ask me to dig them
out). If you want my opinion, I feel the Forum staff
should engage more, rather then being Forum police with a red
marker pen.
Ectar: There is two different teams that are active on the forums,
Moderators and Community Team members. Community Managers
and Community Coordinators work from our office in Paris.
Moderators work part time to cover our forums and in-game garage
chat to make sure players follow our chat and forums rules.
If the moderators seem like the police, then I'm ok with that.
They're the guys who enforce our rules and make sure players know
what's what. Our policies for most offences always consist of
warnings first before sanctions are applied. If a thread is locked
there is a good reason for that and moderators will try to clear up
a thread where the main discussion point can still be salvaged.
It's quite common for thread to be locked, cleaned out, then
opened again once the spam/offensive stuff is removed.
Moderators do an incredible job and with hundreds of forum
reports daily, they have a busy task.