Why risk losing your account? What happens when CCP starts banning IP addresses for botting? So, yes you can go buy a Bot that will make you ISK, but in all honesty its not worth it. Now sure there are ways to get around some of the obvious signs like this, but unless you are a crazy good AI programmer that can make a bot act human, you will likely get caught and have all of your accounts banned. This is only reason this war is taking so long and game itself is dying because of your fcking arrogance. You fortified Delve and 1DQ to the level which remaining nullsec can't breach. It was a matter of time and you fcking knew it. Listen, no one mines, rats, or missions for 23 hours a day. This was the fcking moment when whole Eve understood - Goons must be exterminated. However, they still show the same behavior patterns. I'm willing to bet that CCP buys every Botting program it can find, then identifies their behavior, and bans all the players using that Bot.īut there are those out there who program their own personal Bots which escape this. Because of this CCP regularly bans players caught running Bots and actively seeks ways to more quickly identify them. It is very much in CCP's interest to stop botting.
The more people that Bot, the less people that pay subscriptions, or buy PLEX cards to sell. Maybe at this point you're thinking: "Where can I get one!"īut before you run off and buy your self a botting program you should know about the downside.īotting costs CCP money. They are the ones who tend to Rat all day long in a system with a large amount of asteroid belts. In Null Sec it's not uncommon to come across a player running the Ratting Bot. This then led to the current rising trend of Ratting Bots and Missioning Bots. More recently, the abundance of Mining Bots has led to a crash in ICE and Mineral prices making the practice less profitable. The appeal is to automate boring tasks like Mining and produce a steady income of ISK. Botting has been around since the beginning of EVE Online.
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