I guess its safe to assume
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I wasn't expecting bans. I wouldn't have agreed with the bans either. Kicking players off of a game because they exploited an error created by the developers isn't good business practice.
They could have debited stubs or inventory. Wiping accounts should've been the punishment. Severity tied to the level of exploitation. They could have easily done it based on game logs.
Anything would be better than a menacing statement that turned out to be BS. SDS just sweeping it under the rug and hoping it simply disappears is the worst option possible to me. One that will affect my decision to spend money with SDS ever again.
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@datneegdaz_PSN how many times did you do it? @dolenz_psn you're up
124 by my rough count. Losing to Brazil.
That's 1,240 standard packs and 124 Ballin' Is a Habit packs.
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Kicking players off of a game because they exploited an error created by the developers isn't good business practice.
Every bug turned into exploit ever found in games was created by devs. People have been getting banned for exploiting bugs for a quarter of a century. I remember it happening in Everquest in 1999 or 2000. It probably happened in games such as Ultima Online and other early online games before that.
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that since YFK is still streaming this game, running his mouth and being an @hole as usual, that nothing is being done to the players that abused the WBC MS glitch.
Absolutely lovely.
I can’t believe we are still talking about this
Dragging this conversation more than Kobe dragged Smush Parker to the playoffs in 2006.
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@Player99_MLBTS overrated
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@Player99_MLBTS overrated
Oh please, like he had any good teammates.
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Just more people simply mad because they couldn't
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Just more people simply mad because they couldn't
Incorrect, at least for me.
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Yes, we're still talking about it. I'll continue to talk about it until they do something or until next year when I don't purchase the game. It's important to some of us that the company actually make an effort to stop exploitation and cheating. This is a clear case of exploitation with definitive proof of who took took advantage of it. We can disagree on how harsh the punishment should be, but we should all be able to agree that action should have been taken.
The fact that SDS has made a conscious decision to allow exploitation is very concerning. The boards are full of complaints on cheating and market manipulation. Based on their WC exploit strategy, I see zero chance SDS will even attempt to address other concerns.
Doing absolutely nothing while making some grand statement that punishment is on the way is insulting. Every day they do nothing is an active choice by the company. Maybe I'm in the minority but that's why I'm still talking about it. I would like to enjoy the game and purchase again next year. Maybe I'm just hoping they will give me a reason to. My optimism is fading though.
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@Player99_MLBTS if you mean in them two seasons he had smush Parker. He still had 3 other players scoring in double figures in both years. Probably more if he would share the rock. Didn’t win a series in either or those years either. He clearly had great teammates throughout his whole career. Both those teams barely .500
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Apolloz_99_MLBTS said:
@Player99_MLBTS if you mean in them two seasons he had smush Parker. He still had 3 other players scoring in double figures in both years. Probably more if he would share the rock. Didn’t win a series in either or those years either. He clearly had great teammates throughout his whole career. Both those teams barely .500
I meant during those time periods. Unless you think Andrew Bynum and Sasha Vujacic (or whatever his last name is are) on all star caliber levels. Once Pau left the poverty franchise (aka the Memphis Grizzles) and joined LA, he finally had his best teammate since Shaq.
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@Player99_MLBTS Bynum was just young but he was a solid nba player even made an all star later on. Sasha was critical to them winning with those free throw in 2009. Those two season went no where. But he still had help. Especially in that era where you didn’t even have to score that much.
