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Hackers in TERA
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EU TERA implemented fixes to memeslash independently of BHS, and JTERA mod the hell out of their client (but JTERA are, in sorts, the lead developers of JTERA of all content that isn't in the stock build). Heck, BHS actually take stuff from the JTERA build because they like it. If they can do it, then why can't EME?
Tonka and Treeshark weren't responsible for banning anyone. The team that handles this has remained relatively the same, and they continue to ban people. The only difference is that there are more programmers out there with a lot of time on their hands.
Every online game gets hacked, then the devs fix it, then the hackers find a way to hack again, and then the developers fix it. That's not an excuse, just a reality of online games. If players want to help, they can report players they see hacking and send any information about the hack with their ticket. We pass that on to Bluehole so that the next wave of hacks can be stopped.
I know it seems like that when everyone is talking about hackers. The problem is that many players out there actively give these hackers attention. The very people writing scripts that you're angry about, who have been repeatedly banned, get regular player support. Some even pay money, supporting these hackers. We acknowledge it's a bad situation, and we're hoping the honest players out there can help. We acknowledge that it's an issue and that these hacks need to stop. I know creating a support ticket is way more boring than posting despair in the forums, but threads like these do nothing to combat hacks. (Also a reminder here, don't call people out in the forums. Make the ticket, give us their name there, and our customer support team will investigate/ban where appropriate).
2. Maybe the third-party devs could have contacted EME before publicly releasing the proxy and the 50+ mods?
3. Only drama is people complaining their precious proxy is weakened.
4. What's fake about the security updates? It did hinder proxy and all the modules (your god Pinkie said so himself). Granted it's not a permanent fix.
Oooo razzle dazzle 600 fine American dollars!! EME unban Pinkie and hire the guy. Rolls in deep profit on a broken program.
ME ZING
ME LIKE PVP
ME LIKE NO CHEATING
Trust me, we're not just reading forums all day. We talk to folks in-game, in multiple Discord servers, in Player Council, and in our Twitch chat. In fact we just started a new EME Discord where players can talk about TERA without the fear of constant proxy chatter, hate speech, or harassment for disagreeing with people. Come hang out with us: https://discord.gg/MthDMfX
2. As far as I know from reading reddit back in that period they did and EME ignored them. I think meishu actually sent in tickets a very long time ago from what she said on her blog.
3. Any conflict is drama. Drama is bad for EME.
4. As far as I know all the modules are working again, so it did hinder for about a day?
I don't really understand what you're trying to say but it's not working. They need better solutions.
I know you guys have a lot on your plates now but I think the issue is you simply don't communicate with knowledgeable users. Everyday the unofficial Discords the proxy devs and moderators just talk about how uninformed most people on the Player Council is regarding this issue and like just today counterpoint was embarrassing himself with horrible computer knowledge.
Talking to players about how they feel about an issue is very important, but it is even more important to get the opinion of experts. And I don't think you have spoken to people the community considers experts on the subject.
It's not unheard of, especially when it comes to a game developer. We're the publisher, so mostly we pass on information to the devs in Korea. I know the narrative a lot of hackers out there try to spread around is "I tried really hard to help them, but now I HAVE TO HACK!"
We have gotten no such offers. The e-mail is Community(at)enmasse(dot)com. It's public knowledge. Anyone who is smart enough to hack the client is smart enough to e-mail that address. They'd rather tell players that they took the high road than actually attempt to help. And no, responding to a customer support ban notice for hacking with "if you unban me, I'll solve all your problems" doesn't count as an offer to help.
Well you're right BHS is the one that develops hotfixes to stop hacks... but... I mean... you could be a little more polite about saying it
Anyone else volunteer to be a referral for these proxy devs resume so they can get out and focus on a real job instead of a game they're banned from?
Ah... I'd rather not comment except... nah. A medical doctor is not taking time out of their day to hack a free to play video game. Hackers can say they're Nobel prize winners. It doesn't make their hobby any more legit.
@Spacecats Wait, so you're telling me that making the suggestions in the Forums, Filing Support Tickets and Posting in Game Suggestions is not the correct way to contact En Masse Entertainment to share highly technical fixes to improve the TERA experience, but an e-mail address which is listed on a page that I would not associate with submitting such type of suggestions?
I can say that I certainly did not associate that page with suggesting highly technical fixes.
Okay.