People doing the 5 for 1 thing lost all mods of that type. Im not sure just removing what was illegal gained is actually punishment, but action was taken.
People doing the 5 for 1 thing lost all mods of that type. Im not sure just removing what was illegal gained is actually punishment, but action was taken.
Personally, I think that people who find errors for the dev team should be rewarded, not punished - and if it takes a demonstration of the bug in action, then so be it...So, what's the harm in the devs punishing "exploiting" players?...These bugs/exploits are, and I'll say this straight up front, the developers' fault.
Did you lose engineer mods?
Do tinfoil hats actually prevent shrunken modules though?
Stick one in a microwave and watch really closely, this wont take long...
I don't think that's going to happen.
Pure hyperbole generalizing and making assumptions.
Wow! Look at al the people jumping to the conclusion I used that engineering bug and had all my modules removed.
Sorry, Kids. Not the case. Never used the engineer bug, therefore never gained engineered mods while doing so, and no modules lost for me.
Why is it so hard to imagine that there is a point involved, and that is not whining? I am pointing out what decimated Star Trek Online during the Tau Dewa "exploit." If the devs get it in their heads that just crying "exploit" will let them hide their errors, they will start ignoring them too. Everyone loses when that happens, even if the devs don't know it yet.
Was that short enough for the shorter minds?
As far as I know, no players have been punished for exploiting.
Those who used 5 for 1 engieering exploit didn't even have to pay back the materials they owe the engineers.
Those that used the latency glitch for mission stacking, haven't lost a penny.
The list is long. No punishment.