- #Are dragon nest mods illegal upgrade#
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If you have reason to believe that your account is no longer secure, you should promptly change your password and notify us of the problem by submitting a ticket to our Customer Support department.
You are responsible for the confidentiality and use of your account information and agree not to transfer your right to use or access the Service via sharing your username or password to any third person. IE- Nexon's ToS and clause of reliability: Purchasing gold from gold bots/farmers is an illegal purchase, so people who do such things take their account's future in their own hands. "How many accounts were stolen by gold farmers during a purchase or visit to their site?" Relation to Illegal Gold Bots: Temporary annoyance in an already struggling NA branch, playing the catch up to KR game. Random DDoS Attacks- Illegal attempts by outside groups to interfere with online business (Unfortunately, not uncommon in this modern age.)īlack Robe Incidents- Turned out to be just a bug that was fixed later. Maplestory Trade System Shutdown- Due to abusive nature/community behaviorĭragon Nest- Eyedentity wanted to handle it themselvesĪtlantica- Nexon NA was a middle man for a struggling company/temporary house until the funds went back up Use the app I showed you and you see what I mean.ĥ) Yes it is a mystery why Nexon is being so cheap with NA, it may not be long until there is no NA Nexon or another report of people credit card stolen. CloudFlare is the only protection they have, I won't show a picture because I don't want people to see my info when I try to use credit.
#Are dragon nest mods illegal windows 10#
Another theory is how Microsoft Windows 10 is so awful that Nexon is trying to fix it.Ĥ) The spending limit might be Nexon answer to help customers who might have their credit stolen. Look at this pictureġ) I say zero money is being spent on DDoS mitigation for reasons unknown to us.Ģ) It doesn't cost money when you are attacked, the whole idea of a protected website/game is to stop it.ģ) I think the 2012 server location is something of a downgrade rather than an upgrade. I can answer some questions by just looking into how the website is built. You can sit there and pretend there's no causality. They also have laws on the books to prosecute gold farmers (unlike the USA). Why did Nexon drop their name from (stop hosting) Dungeon Fighter, Dragon Nest, and Atlantica? ~ ** It seems unrelated until we count the money stolen (real cash money), and from where it was stolen. Why was the Maple Trading System closed down? ** ~ How many Arrows (1000) did you end up buying? ~ This is why people get banned over credit card purchases. Who loses to Credit Card fraud the buyer or the seller? Both can be (or are) the loser, but in this scenario it's usually the seller who loses out because they have to refund money for a product already consumed. Why do we have a spending limit for Credit Cards?ĭo you think fraud has anything to do with it? How many accounts were stolen by gold farmers during a purchase or visit to their site? How long was the average affected player locked out (the answer is greater than 1 year)? How much money would they have spent had they not been locked out? How about the hundreds of players who were locked out as a result?
#Are dragon nest mods illegal upgrade#
Why did we upgrade and relocate the servers in 2012? How about the NPC servers?ĭo you remember? ~ Trivia: Was it because of latency, population, or hackers?ĭo you think we gained or lost from the black robe incidents? How much money is lost (not being spent) when the servers are being attacked? How much uptime (vs downtime) have we had as a result of said mitigation? How much money does Nexon spend per year on DDoS mitigation, and why? Hm, but you mentioned that one of the reasons our NEXON wastes too much money is because the bots costs them money.Īnything that takes your money or prevents you from earning money costs you money.
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