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You can see this player. He joined the server 2 hours ago. Now he’s 60 and his cheating friends now got 2 avatars ready. Which also just joined the server. Please help before the server gets ruined.
Please provide a step-by-step process of how the bug can be reproduced. The more details you provide us with the easier it will be for us to find and fix the bug:
1.Play
2.Watch 3 new players join server
3. See these three new players go 1-60 in minutes
4. Watch them get avatars ready to pop
just a note on battlemetrics … i don’t know how it gets it’s information but it does not accurately track how much time a player has on a server.
for example, I have well over 900 hours on ONE server … but at the moment Battlemetrics says my account was FIRST seen on THAT server 2 months ago and has about 52 hours on the server on the leader board and 102 hours when you click on my name…and NO history on the server past 2 months ago … but I started on that server back in May 2018 and spent the majority of my 1000 hours in the game on it …
So if you are using ONLY the battlemetrics information it might not be accurate … it is more likely he leveled up on that server months ago and then stopped playing … then has come back and either stolen resources or joined a guild with resources.
The exp can be explained with exploits but the avatars no. You say 2 hours and he was level 60 and his friends with 2 avatars on standbye. Takes 6 hours to break a archpriest to craft the avatar and about 30 mins per 100 vigils needing 500 for the token not counting craft time so I have to assume that they just found someones alter that was dumb enough to leave an avatar inside of it.
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We’re going to proceed to close this thread.
Thanks.