Guild Wars 2

In case you haven’t notice, from what I am seeing in cured shore, population of bot is getting back up. Except that this time those bots act 90% like normal hardcore player that play 30~48 hours non stop, running different routes, change location, and etc. Other than not talking to you when you ask about their mother or stuff like that; keep flashing back and fort; and use exactly the same skill set EVERY TIME, they act exactly like normal player. So I am suggesting that when bot get reported maybe a program will record the use of skill (like the time interval between them) and if they use the same skill set for 5000 times without any differents, then you can ban them instantly or at least disconnect them for a while.

Or ban the entire chinese subnet.

Angel.7139:

In case you haven’t notice, from what I am seeing in cured shore, population of bot is getting back up. Except that this time those bots act 90% like normal hardcore player that play 30~48 hours non stop, running different routes, change location, and etc. Other than not talking to you when you ask about their mother or stuff like that; keep flashing back and fort; and use exactly the same skill set EVERY TIME, they act exactly like normal player. So I am suggesting that when bot get reported maybe a program will record the use of skill (like the time interval between them) and if they use the same skill set for 5000 times without any differents, then you can ban them instantly or at least disconnect them for a while.

To be honest, I haven’t seen any bots lately… Maybe they are just regular human players that act 10% bot.

That is, ignore you when you ask about their mother, that is awfully personal question anyways. And use the same build they’ve been playing with since the start and are familiar with it. Why change a working build anyways?
Nothing wrong with either of those two things.

marnick.4305:

Or ban the entire chinese subnet.

Because by being a botter that automatically means that the player must come from China. Nationalist much? >.>

FYI botters are world wide, from all countries. I’d actually go as far to say that botting is just as popular in all countries as it is in China that means America, Australia, Russia etc etc etc the list goes on.

Angel.7139:

I am suggesting that when bot get reported maybe a program will record the use of skill (like the time interval between them) and if they use the same skill set for 5000 times without any differents, then you can ban them instantly or at least disconnect them for a while.

I’m sure the bot programmers are (these days) sophisticated enough to put human-like randomised delays between the skill/weapon activations.

The only time bots are really obvious to me is when they are all the same class, with similar or randomised names, no gear and are all standing on top of one another (all rangers with brown bear pets).

Angel.7139:

In case you haven’t notice, from what I am seeing in cured shore, population of bot is getting back up. Except that this time those bots act 90% like normal hardcore player that play 30~48 hours non stop, running different routes, change location, and etc. Other than not talking to you when you ask about their mother or stuff like that; keep flashing back and fort; and use exactly the same skill set EVERY TIME, they act exactly like normal player. So I am suggesting that when bot get reported maybe a program will record the use of skill (like the time interval between them) and if they use the same skill set for 5000 times without any differents, then you can ban them instantly or at least disconnect them for a while.

Honestly…if you would PM me,asking about my mother…Do you seriously think you would get a response back from me ? Maybe try another question the next time and people will respond to you.