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[venetiancrusader]

For all those people who do the credit glitch with the feedback online bioware will give you a 3 day ban from multiplayer. If you keep it offline then they still can't find out and so you don't get punished. But yes 3 day bans is the official punishment at this time for people caught using it the glitch with their feedback not turn off.

[venetiancrusader]

so yeah if you do the credit glitch and get caught you can 3 day bans

[Awesome Tree]

Did it happen to you?

[RazRei]

So umm, you got caught eh?

[Sp33dy89]

They said this official or it happened?

[venetiancrusader]

i never got anything but a friend of mine did because he didn't have his upload feedback off

[Nocturnalfox]

So you decided to come on here and tell us all how to glitch and cheat more efficiently?

[venetiancrusader]

actually not 1 but 2 who forgot. So that means no bans or permanent resets

[venetiancrusader]

the cheat is public knowledge... there is many places to find out how... I'm just clarifying there is an actual punishment

[InfamousResult]

"Upload Feedback" being off and saving you from a ban is a myth. They can still track the amount of credits you gain and how quickly you're gaining them, which is the biggest giveaway that someone is abusing the exploit.

[Deucetipher]

not much of a deterrent unless there is escalation. Unless ME3 is the only game you play, you could exploit till caught, serve your time playing something else, then come back. From a risk/reward pov, one should engage in the exploit.

Not advocating, btw. Don't think people should do it, just thinking that this particular punishment does not have much sting.

[Faded-Myth]

I don't get why people even do this. I understand some people are more interested in rewards and bragging rights, but I play for the experience and to, you know, actually play the game.

[bclagge]

Well they really don't want to ban you permanently. They don't want to hurt their online numbers or the chance that one day some of these people may actually spend real money on microtransactions.

[BoogieManFL]

Cheating in multiplayer games is for little ****es. A 3 day ban that doesn't seem harsh enough. They should reset their unlocks.

[InfamousResult]

Not advocating, btw. Don't think people should do it, just thinking that this particular punishment does not have much sting.

I wouldn't be surprised if, when he got back from his 3 day ban, he lost his credits / things he might have purchased with them. If not, though, then yeah they could have made this a little harsher.

[SouzaNZ]

bclagge wrote...

Well they really don't want to ban you permanently. They don't want to hurt their online numbers or the chance that one day some of these people may actually spend real money on microtransactions.

Exactly. Their best bet is to fix the glitch and hope that the people desperate enough to cheat to get items would also be desperate enough to spend real money to get them.

[venetiancrusader]

think about the million of people playing the game across all three platforms and chances are that they will track you much faster with your online feedback on than off... they are human. They can't track the thousands of people doing it that easily.

[venetiancrusader]

InfamousResult wrote...

Not advocating, btw. Don't think people should do it, just thinking that this particular punishment does not have much sting.

I wouldn't be surprised if, when he got back from his 3 day ban, he lost his credits / things he might have purchased with them. If not, though, then yeah they could have made this a little harsher.

she did not lose the credits

[Silent Rage]

Faded-Myth wrote...

I don't get why people even do this. I understand some people are more interested in rewards and bragging rights, but I play for the experience and to, you know, actually play the game.

Because the random system is retarded and you make chump change.

[Fieryeel]

It's still not a reason to cheat.

You may think you are one of the many to use this exploit, but sh!t happens and you do end up getting caught? You will regret it.

[Pandaman102]

Even if you have online feedback off, there are two things you have to understand:

1) You characters, equipment, and credits are stored on the EA server. They don't need your permission to see their data on their servers.

2) Despite matches being hosted by players you still need to be connected the EA servers because that's where all your character information is stored.

So when you turn off online feedback, you stop telling them what class you're using, what weapon, how many rockets you use, which enemy, what map, total time, etc. However it's impossible for you to hide the fact that you just played a match and how much you earned, because the server has to know in order to properly update your experience and credits.

All they need to do is have the server automatically flag anyone who earns more than 75k credits per match (max Gold reward), and if that person gets flagged repeatedly, they can be banned automatically.

Modifié par Pandaman102, 11 avril 2012 - 02:59 .

[Silent Rage]

Fieryeel wrote...

It's still not a reason to cheat.

You may think you are one of the many to use this exploit, but sh!t happens and you do end up getting caught? You will regret it.

Ive only done it once but if I had as much free time as I used to id do it all the time. It's my game and its biowares fault for having the glitch. Ill do what I want I paid money. It's not like im cheating other players its ai ffs. Sorry if I don't wanna play a long ass gold game for 2 packs so I can get an smg and a shotgun. And @ regretting it...meh

[N7L4D]

I didn't even know there was a credit glitch lol

[WhySoeSerius]

Where did you hear about only a 3 day ban? Im pretty sure they would reset your stats.

[venetiancrusader]

WhySoeSerius wrote...

Where did you hear about only a 3 day ban? Im pretty sure they would reset your stats.

2 people i played with on xbox live got it.