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Rising Veteran

23 days ago

Bad batch/vader/dc interaction

Thanks to scrybe who unfortunately before gac made a video about this, you’ve made a team/dc unbeatable in gac. The Vader datacron which means he can’t die until the others die means people can explo...

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minidbulldog

Seasoned Novice

23 days ago

It’s an exploit- not as intended- it is physically impossible to kill Vader - it’s an unintended interaction where omega gets captive but never takes a turn again/gains tm

there is no way to get past it in anyway shape or form

ZanirN7S

Seasoned Ace

23 days ago

I understand all that. Using it is bad sportsmanship, but I don't think it's a ban-worthy offense, it's just using two game mechanics that are both working exactly as described. Ultimately it's CG's fault.

jojosmeep
Seasoned Rookie
22 days ago
I have to agree to that.
You can't blame players for using broken, yet legal mechanisms in the game. It is clearly the responsibility of CG to ensure that datacrons with such crazy effects are just not going to be released.
Just as it is their responsibility now to fix this annoyance as soon as possible.
- Whatelse73
  Seasoned Ace
  22 days ago
  Is it really "intended" to work this way though? The problem I see with it is, yet again, this impacts players negatively and I expect CG to not prioritize a fix for this, this week. I could be wrong, but I don't think so. (If it was allowing us to get max rewards in coliseum they'd fix it 20 minutes ago.)
  This guy from Maw used it in squad arena and it hasn't moved since he did it for first about 15 hours ago. Which means he's using it in GAC too. Nice work CG, way to empower the mechanics abusers.
- ihatethisgame82
  Rising Rookie
  22 days ago
  Yet again. Exploitation is typically a punishable offense if you’re new to the online gaming world, just use “google”. Many world first raiders have seen their dreams crushed for pushing the bounds of what is legal via game manipulation.
  No team is meant to be undefeatable in this manner via a forced time out with no POSSIBLE solution.
  
  That is exploiting the coding to make a system work and interact in a way that is NOT intended, and typically when you say yes to agreeing to ToS, you’re saying you won’t do that. I could be wrong but doubtful.