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They protect their bots (on both sides) like mafia cartels would protect their business. And here's the strangest part — all their schemes are in plain sight, as concerned players have already pointed out in this thread. Just look at the auction house: all these tons of aether and crafted scrolls — multiple pages of listings, 1000 units in each lot. There they are — all these cheaters. All it takes is to pull the logs and trace the aether transfers from bots to crafters. The same player nicknames, year after year — crafting almost around the clock thanks to an endless supply of aether provided by bots. Which raises a logical question — why not ban the crafters themselves? Why not track these massive aether transfers in enormous volumes? There are no answers to these questions. Only observations...

Thanks, we have got the Dungeon Reset Tickets.

i notice this to , how they can come in taloc area and only they stay there and kill you?,those real money kinah sellers are still older players who may have other good account use to defending his bots

Hello, I have been actively playing on this server for years, and despite not committing any violations, I found that all of my accounts have been punished with an IP ban. When I contacted support regarding this issue, I was told that the logs had been reviewed and that I was detected using cheats. However, when I asked for more details, the support team stated that they had “seen” me using cheats in-game and only provided a verbal date. Despite this, no screenshot (SS) or any video evidence was presented to me. On the day I was banned, what I did was very simple: I leveled up in BT with my alt account and then returned to the garrison. Other than that, I did not perform any suspicious actions. I would like to clearly state that I have never used any cheats or third-party software. Having years of effort erased with a single decision, especially without any concrete evidence, is not acceptable. If such a severe punishment is applied, I believe it must be supported with solid evidence. Otherwise, this situation creates serious distrust not only for me but for all players. What happened to me today could happen to another player tomorrow. How is it fair that the support team can punish any account they want with a “we saw you, but we cannot provide evidence” approach?