Video games, MMO games, Gaming Privilege

SWTOR developers take exceptional measures to weed out hackers and cheaters. Also for anyone intending to abuse/share/expose any existing exploits in the game, the reps of SWTOR developers ready to put his foot down against these wrongdoings and threaten to take down their accounts.  Earlier today in the official forum, SWTOR developers issued a letter to elaborate on the problematic ethos and misdemeanour in the game caused by cheaters and hackers, as well as their solutions and attitudes towards them. Hackers, as always, is the first subject to bring up and while there are no such means to implement right now, developers already committed to deploying "systemic changes" in next week.  As for win-trading dealers and buyers, SWTOR regulations and penalties seems much less vague and implicit than what they promised to crack down upon the hackers. In the announcement, SWTOR looked back on all the course of action and punishments they had issued to win-trading-involv...

As the growing clamour for the permanent ban over the exploit's abusers is running rampant, Nexon, the publisher of MapleStory 2, started to take this crisis more seriously than it had ever been. The crisis of this exploit abuse, which firstly was revealed by a Redditor two days ago, has been temporarily taken care of by the official emergency measures a few hours later. But clearly, many MapleStory 2 players considering themselves as "victims" or "punchbags" in this crisis or some previous ones have been calling for a severer punishment such as permanent suspensions for all their accounts, upon the "criminals" - cheaters been abusing in-game exploit for months. They now assemble in the official website forum, Discord, FaceBook and any other social media frontlines to denounce the abuse incident and scream for crackdowns.  So far, Nexon hasn't taken further actions against the abusers other than the first quick fix released two days ago.  P...

With more and more participants making in the rant line, the aftershock of the exposure of a severe exploit's abuse in MapleStory 2 still has no sign of quieting down in a short time. Would this unexpected emergency be the final nail in the coffin of MapleStory 2, after the game has experienced consistent loss of player base and its irreparable framework failures? And how do the game publisher Nexon and its devs manage to get through the crisis? Besides an exploit that has been neglected by the Devs and abused by cheaters for months, what's the general reaction and suggestions from ordinary players in the game? We're here to get the bottom of these questions and explore more about that.  There are something interest going on in the MapleStory 2 official forum. shortly after the disclosure of this catastrophic incident in Reddit, some players were starting a few threads on the forum to make a rant, complaint, or manifesto over the company's attitude towards this i...

Another calamity happened to MapleStory 2 and its Devs Team again just hours ago. A Redditor who has declined to reveal his real name reported a severe exploit that had been illicitly taken advantage of by plenty of MapleStory 2 players for months while Nexon was unable to inflict any form of punishment for them all the time. The Redditor, named  TewiUsagi , was so positive about the allegations against this mass exploit's abuses and Nexon's last-for-months negligence that he even called on the forum moderator to inspect whether there is any form of "witch hunting" or "offending any rules" in his report or not and take actions on that accordingly.  Based on the report he posted on Reddit, an exploit, which has been discovered and abused in MapleStory 2 since the first week of CPap's release (Short for Chaos Papulatus), allows players to transfer their weapons between characters, even if these weapons were equipped and bond to one character before. ...