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| View Poll Results: Should there be a permanent IP ban option? | |||
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93 | 78.15% |
| I don't agree (tell us why below). |
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26 | 21.85% |
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Example: Nocturne/Sonaa/Evelinn. He got caught red handed RMTing and he simply just made a new account and now sells Bard power-levels for 2.5k a pull. He'll be more careful to not get caught RMTing this time, and meanwhile he knows that if he does he knows he can still just do the same thing all over.
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Only problem I see would be the fluidity of IP addresses. Most people have dynamic IPs. I unplug my modem for 5 minutes, I get a new one assigned to me. Even ignoring that, a really determined person could do a bunch of things: get a new ISP, use a phone tether, connect at a public place, hide behind 7 proxies, etc.
Though I would totally get behind an effort that would permanently ban the types of offenders you list.
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One of the local pizza parlors has a list on the wall next to their telephone with a list of 'do not answers'. The phone numbers on this list correspond to people who fail to pay or prank in some other manner. However, that list has been up there for ages. Surely the owners of some of those numbers have changed by now, but the ban still remains on the wall. I would hate to be the poor soul who happened to by all the terrible luck in the world run in to a similar situation here were bans by IP implemented. | |||
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There really isn't any way I can think of otherwise. IP Ban? Nope, those can be dynamic. MAC address ban? Those can be spoofed even easier, and even then the information might not be in the headers that are being sent to the server. Phone ban? Intrusive to players, and has an over-arcing "why am I giving my phone number to some random dude on the internet that is running an emulated server..." feel to it. I wouldn't doubt if some cheap services are out there where you could get a "floating number." But as a plus this would probably cut down on the account sales if there was a google authenticator requirement. Email ban? This would be possible if you had to use an email that had been active for X amount of time (similar to the phone idea thrown out there). But then the RMT'ers/cheaters would just hoard emails.
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