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Thread: Ok, just an idea.....
If you see suspected credit farmers, please contact a CSR so they can investigate the situation. They may not come right away, but if they know the names to look for they can keep an eye on it.
Khristen, the problem I'm seeing is that these people farming credits are using random character names (something like kertguf, wavbt, etc.). They don't stay terribly long. It seems like there are a bunch of em that rotate through. This makes it next to impossible to ban them or report them. By the time CSR's get there, they've logged and been forgotten.
My residents are happier to go climb to the roof of one of our buildings if it means these people have a harder time farming. I hate to think of an SWG sweatshop, but such things I guess exist. /shiver
I'm going to just move the faction terms to a harder to get at location. The mere fact that they have to navigate the building, get to the roof, and head back down before going out to the mission should make this grind not worthwhile to the cred farmer. Let's hope it works.
BalmoraJung wrote:
im sorry to ask , im a bit new to all of this CREDIT FARMER ??? and how is this a bad thing , i need more info plz
basically credit farmers are people that play the game to collect money/loot and then sell it in the real world via e-bay and the like. The problem is they can often get very posessive about spawns and such as "this is there job" and if you interfere, you are interfrering with their real life livelyhood.
Often in true PvP games . . . if you enter their "area" they will kill you so you canot interfere with them.
The easiest solution is to remove the terminal which they work from . . . they should get the message to go elsewhere if the terminal isn't there when they log on now and then.
As a note, i read that the country of China is banning all minors from playing online games which include any form of PvP content. Wish I had the link but someone posted about it on the forums once.
Message Edited by Cuit on 08-11-2005 09:07 AM