http://www.silkyvenom.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9865

To quote:

Yeah, they were cheating. But the exploit was fixed earlier this week and thats why the phenomena stopped. Btw, I'm not speculating, because I studied their blog shots and figured out what they're doing. Since its fixed, I'll go ahead and discuss it.



This player set up three chars, Khieng, Jyire and Proh, grouped them and parked them in front of a specific quest NPC, and then proceeded to go in a circle redeeming the quest reward and then having other group members, who still had the quest in their log, *re-share* the quest with them. Apparently the quest required an item of some sort as condition for completion that wasn't being removed from inventory ( I'm not certain because I've never done this quest ). Read the chat log and you can see whats going on.

It appears that in this shot, as he's hitting level 15, that he had completed the same quest 166 times, since he has 83 silver on it. You'd think that Khieng would have been banned by now, but I guess Sigil isn't concerned about whats on the leaderboard.

here's Proh's shot.



Somehow I doubt there are even 1331 quests *in* Vanguard, so Sigil is going to have to probably wipe these quest completed stats or these exploiters are going to top the leaderboard forevar, hehe.

Have a look at Stemcell and the other most-quest-completed character blogs.

http://vgplayers.station.sony.com/blog.vm?entryId=6286218

They are standing in front of the *same* quest NPC. When I first noticed this, I calculated that Stemcell would have had to have solved this quest once every 6 minutes on average since the game went live noon on Jan 26th to rake in 1331 completed quests. Obviously he's set up a macro to do this.

All the other anonymous players are the top of the list were just ambushed by the automatic screenshots when vgplayers rolled out and are just trying to hide their blogs.

Originally posted by Bama1267

Fileplanet did wow's stress test, but you didnt have to be a paying subscriber.

The second one was open to all.

The new mmo is called Fantasy Earth: Zero Armageddon. http://www.fezero.jp/

Its already out too.
http://www.play-asia.com/paOS-13-71-y4-49-en-70-277e.html

Originally posted by Feldron

the ip block is important as to many players conecting from other countries will lag the intire server and cause problems for ever players on the server

You should just ask for a european release. I believe 10T studios handles that stuff in europe.

p.s. its ok to want to play the game but it would be unjust to cause problems for every one on the server just so you and a few others can play.

With your statement of one person lagging will cause everyone to lag is really only seen in a peer to peer gaming enviroment, which isnt used in modern era mmos.
If that did happen in a client server setup you would just need one person to have a cruddy dial up connection in the native area to lag out the whole server.
But as I said earler it should not happen.

As for the OP, find a decent Proxy Server.

Originally posted by fungistratus

 Actually CuppaJo was my contact belive it or not.  They must be workin him like a dog!  Props CJ! 

'Her'

 

Originally posted by Drea-mer

Originally posted by Tautology

Originally posted by Amathe
This paid 'I came back and it's better" ad brought to you by SOE. That's the new marketing theme.

And your post reminds me of

"This paid 'I have no life and continuously troll the forums of a game which I dont play but hate' ad is brought to you by [insert name of a competitor or banned gold farmer]. 

 

Seriously, speak to your parents, they might be able to help you with your problems, Amathe.

People have a right to trash a bad game when they see one.

VG is one.

So anyway...get lost.

Originally posted by deugemiet
Can i have an invitation please....im looking for something completly  new and Tabula Rasa fits most in that picture...
Thx

Originally posted by Admin

Indeed.  It is also important to note that you would have only been exposed if using the Internet Explorer web browser.  Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape and Opera users would be safe since the browsers do not allow ActiveX controls.