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1 day agoRising Traveler
Omega bug
Why does Capital Games keep allowing these bugs to remain unfixed? Just like the previous Omega Futugive bug, we are once again facing a situation where a player cannot be defeated. I have personall...
It is unfortunate and needs to be fixed, but are you suggesting that a player who just uses the characters and tools available to them should be punished?
Well,
Some websites provide advance informations on the features of certain characters and equipment, such as swgoh.gg, and some players have early access to them.
May be deal with a whistle / 0-day bug contract to reconsidering the contents of those materials ...
It's remaind me of my post: the last sentence of the initial publication. It's here: Somehow SEE is not all the Sith ... | EA Forums - 13606281
Rest assured, I do not consume Arrakis spice!!!
Well,
Some websites provide advance information on the features of certain characters and equipments, such as swgoh.gg, and some players have early access to them.
In fact, even before they are available, some players may find a way to use them for purposes other than their original intended use.
However, it remains necessary to have a group of players capable of detecting them (early access) in order to raise alerts.
I was beginning to suspect as much when I posted this article here: Somehow SEE is not all the Sith ... | EA Forums - 13606281 (just read the last line of the original article)
Rest assured, I do not consume Arrakis spice!!!
The developer’s failure to properly test the game and a player’s responsibility for knowingly exploiting a bug are two separate issues.
If someone simply used the characters and Datacrons available to them and triggered the problem by accident, then it would be difficult to blame the player. However, if they knew the interaction made the team effectively unbeatable and continued using it for days to hold their rank or gain an advantage in competitive modes, then that goes beyond normal gameplay and becomes intentional bug exploitation.
The fact that CG previously mishandled the Darth Vader Datacron fix by deleting Datacrons or incorrectly distributing materials does not justify exploiting the current issue. That is a separate criticism of the developer’s handling of the problem. A developer making a mistake does not give players the right to knowingly abuse that mistake for their own benefit.
CG should fix the bug quickly and compensate affected players, but it should also take appropriate action against accounts that knowingly and repeatedly used the exploit to gain an unfair advantage.