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So this was in today's update news.

 

The past couple of months have given us a good idea of how the restriction benefits us the most in terms of detecting and quickly banning bots. As such, we are going to be making a few, small changes to the trade restriction limits:

New players now only need to be logged in for 18 hours OR get 7 or more quest points to remove the trade restriction from their account. In addition to this, the trade restriction now only applies to a number of commonly botted items.

 

Does anyone know what they mean by ''The past couple of months have given us a good idea of how the restriction benefits us the most in terms of detecting and quickly banning bots.''

 

Also any thoughts about the news?

Posted (edited)

So this was in today's update news.

 

The past couple of months have given us a good idea of how the restriction benefits us the most in terms of detecting and quickly banning bots. As such, we are going to be making a few, small changes to the trade restriction limits:

New players now only need to be logged in for 18 hours OR get 7 or more quest points to remove the trade restriction from their account. In addition to this, the trade restriction now only applies to a number of commonly botted items.

 

Does anyone know what they mean by ''The past couple of months have given us a good idea of how the restriction benefits us the most in terms of detecting and quickly banning bots.''

 

Also any thoughts about the news?

 

They mean that the trade restriction has helped them to detect bots.

If that's all, I don't think that's gonna change much. I've been able to bot a fresh account through those 24 hours without a ban several times. 18 hours just makes it easier.

Edited by HeroicRambo

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