Hi,Since a lot of people are starti

Hi,

Since a lot of people are starting to take the initiative and report botters (thanks by the way, makes our jobs much easier) I wanted to take some time and hopefully give some tips/guidelines to make the process much easier:

First things first, you will be required to post adequate video evidence of the person. This means you'll need a program like Fraps, Bandicam, or Hypercam, etc. There are questionable ways to obtain these programs for free, but I am not going to cover that. The only exception to this is if they flat out admit to botting or key weighing.

Secondly, I want to cover what adequate video evidence means. We are going to start requiring that your evidence be at least three minutes long, this gives the person in question enough time to respond to you if they just weren't paying attention. None of us have the time to sit and record a suspected botter all day long, so three minutes should suffice. You must include a lie detector attempt in your video (if the person is attacking). To do this access Quick Move, talk to the first NPC "Utilize various controls", select "Test if someone is botting" and input their character name. If they do not resume attacking in the next 3 minutes of your recording, that will be enough evidence to justify a ban.

*side note: If you're reporting someone who isn't attacking you won't be able to lie detect them, just make sure your video proves that they were using a skill that should not be automated (skills that are on autobuff do not count, skills like Kishin or Battle Mage Auras, or Beast Tamer cards do count)​

Uploading your video is the easy part. The only hard part of this is if you choose to render your video. If you have a program like Sony Vegas you can render your video through that to remove audio, reduce the file size, or add effects (not necessary), etc. Anyway, once you have your video file you can upload it to a site like YouTube or through a service like vidme if you prefer not creating an account. If you choose YouTube please make your video "unlisted" not "public" or "private".

tl;dr (person is attacking): if you want to report a botter, you need to provide a video that is 3 or more minutes that consists of them attacking and you lie detecting them unless they admit flat out that they botted.

tl;dr: (person is leeching): if you want to report a botter who is leeching you need to provide a video that is 3 or more minutes that consists of them using a skill that is not meant to be automated (automated skills are skills that can be pet buffed)

Threads that do not follow these guidelines will be discarded.​

If you have any questions, as usual, feel free to PM me.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 2:

Hi, Since a Lot of people are Starting to take the Initiative and Report botters (Thanks by the Way, Makes our jobs much easier) I Wanted to take Some time and hopefully give Some Tips / guidelines to Make the Process much easier: First Things. first, you will be required to post adequate video evidence of the person. This means you'll need a program like Fraps, Bandicam, or Hypercam, etc. There are questionable ways to obtain these programs for free, but I am not going to cover that. The only Exception to this is if they Admit to botting or Key Weighing Flat out. Secondly, I Want to Cover Video Evidence what adequate means. We are going to start requiring that your evidence be at least three minutes long, this gives the person in question enough time to respond to you if they just were not paying attention. None of us have the time to sit and record a suspected botter all day long, so three minutes should suffice. You must include a lie detector attempt in your video (if the person is attacking). To do this access Quick Move, talk to the first NPC "Utilize various controls", select "Test if someone is botting" and input their character name. If they do not Resume attacking in the next 3 minutes of your Recording, that Will be Enough Evidence to justify a Ban. * Side note: If You're Reporting is not attacking someone Who You Will not be Able to detect them lie. , Make sure your Video just proves that they were using a Skill that should not be Automated (Skills that are on do not autobuff COUNT, or Battle Mage Skills like Kishin Auras, or Beast Tamer cards do COUNT) is the Easy Uploading your Video. part. The only hard part of this is if you choose to render your video. If you have a program like Sony Vegas you can render your video through that to remove audio, reduce the file size, or add effects (not necessary), etc. Anyway, once you have your video file you can upload it to a site like. YouTube or through a service like vidme if you prefer not creating an account. If You choose YouTube please Make your Video "unlisted" not "Public" or "private". TL; DR (person is attacking): if You Want to Report a Botter, You Need to provide a Video that is 3 or more minutes that. consists of them attacking and You lie detecting them unless they Admit Flat out that they Botted. TL; DR: (person is leeching): if You Want to Report a Botter Who is leeching You Need to provide a Video that is 3 or more minutes. that consists of them using a Skill that is not meant to be Automated (Automated Skills Skills are that Can be buffed PET) Threads that do not follow these guidelines Will be discarded. If You have any questions, as usual, Feel free to PM. me.

ผลลัพธ์ (อังกฤษ) 3:

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