RIP

@@ThBlueSalamander what do u mean?

Also if you or someone you know is cheating in a online game as a guy who cheated trust me you will hate yourself at any time in your life so quit there is still time

Alternative sentence: How could automated grinding/pinata popping POSSIBLY give people currency Dude are you for real? He almost exclusively showed footage of exactly how it's done. If it still doesn't make sense that's entirely on you. What could you possibly not understand here? Botting and scripting is literally a multiple decades old way to cheat which has only gotten more sophisticated as more tools have become available over time. Educate your ass first before you call it nonsense like a statement.

Nobody is fine with it. It's just borderline accepted because if it weren't for their (shitty) monetization, the game would've died many many years ago. Pay 2 win pays server bills and dev wallets. Literally botting and scripting does not and one could easily argue that it even discourages people from supporting the game more.

because mods let them auto accept invites, someone can invite them onto boss/skull room in ships to complete the dungeon waves rapidly for hours on end giving them free loot through gearcrafter boxes, tomes, and paragon level rewards. honestly its a product of bad game design. nobody wants to sit in 1 place holding their mouse button down for 20 minutes, so they offload the task to a script/autoclicker/other tool. there's no gameplay to participate in... so people bot on ships while they are doing other shit, then come back and play the game normally for other content. there are other examples of similar afk-botting in other activities on the game but ships is the primary example with the most blatant rule breaking... but honestly it doesn't even matter, the devs dont care about this game, and the game is unplayable most of the time because the servers are shit, and contrary to the comments by this youtuber saying its because people afk with scripts on 24/7 its not, the game/worlds are fine when there's only a few people in them, the problem is the way the game syncs between the servers and multiple users, which is why speed-hacks are so game breaking, because it literally breaks the game and maxes out server processor usage as it tries to update every other player in the server with data that the speed hacker is creating. its essentially like a ddos attack. but even without speed hackers, the same issue arises when there are 32 people running around in the same world. this game is just being milked by the devs for as much money as they can get before they shut it down due to a lack of players. there's like <1000 active players keeping the game alive, most of the "players" are alt accounts and bots run by those 1000 active players. I only recently came back because i was bored and felt like enjoying some nostalgia.