Just wondering. Will new season of Alliance Wars address piloting
New_Noob168
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Haven't heard from this for a while, but I'm wondering if Kabam will put anything in to prevent all the top alliances piloting.
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Looking forward...
How would you prove it?
oh stop that. Have you been in a top alliance, you wouldn't know...seriously.
can they stop it? probably not
You didn't answer the question. How can you prove it to Kabam? How can Kabam prove it? How do you know who is really controlling the champs? in reality, who really cares about piloting? It's really just something to complain about. What damage is done in reality? You can't gain or cheat the system by logging in as someone else just to fight for them. It's against Kabam's TOS and thats the only real issue but you can't 100% for certain PROVE that someone else from the alliance logged in. If it wasn't part of the TOS, then there wouldn't be an issue.
And saying it doesn't damage anything is beyond asinine. Would love to see what rank those cheaters would get without the benefit of constantly shared accounts. And when they drop, it would allow others to rise. Fact of the matter is they couldn't do half of what they've done without account sharing and pilots. Sucks to need to cheat to get where they are. Maybe they should git gud *shrug*
Hence the need to use of unique device hardware id's. And tbh, those can be spoofed but it's not a super easy way to go. Kabam rly just needs to drop their own proprietary ID file during install/updates. Hell, they may already do that for all we know. But it'd make the check a very easy thing.
They could certainly log it and look for patterns, but that would take time and money, neither of which Kabam wants to put into the game.
$160,461 X 365 = $58.5+ million a year
Better to allocate that revenue on managing reliable servers, hiring employees to fix bugged gameplay, and establishing procedures to identify/remove/prevent players who hack/mod/run scripts.
Once you join AW, your device ID gets locked in with that ID and your Kabam Account Name.
If you login with another device and the same Kabam ID, that is fine (in case you get a new phone)
Once a a device ID gets attached to that Kabam Account Name, that same device ID shouldn't be able to login to another Kabam account (only for war and the individual war. it would reset every war)...
So there you go... The only issue is if someone has 30 devices and logs everyone, but that is highly unlikely. Most people will have 2-3 devices.
So there you go @Demonzfyre Need anymore smart answers?