美服《魔兽世界》玩家禁止使用机器人
2015-05-15
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暴雪已经发布了禁令，禁止超过10万名玩家使用机器人。据PCGamesN报告，暴雪的主要目标是玩家使用“HonorBot”，纪念WOW的PVP模式。Bashiok，WOW社区经理，通过Twitter提供了以下定义。
在Battle.net论坛上，暴雪解释其决定：
“我们最近采取行动打击使用第三方程序的魔兽玩家，号称“机器人”。“我们致力于为大家提供了一个平等和公平的竞争环境，并会继续全力打击那些违反使用条款的行为。任何形式的作弊都将不会被容忍。”
该行动的规模是相当大的，暴雪已经采取了更极端的行动，打击在过去的机器人，从开发商那获得700万美元的赔偿金。专业玩家网为游戏工作室提供最全面的VPN代理，游戏CDK，游戏防封软件，游戏辅助脚本工具，游戏打金技术，游戏赚钱方法，游戏项目，比价器等服务。
原文
Blizzard has issued a ban to more than 100,000 World of Warcraft accounts for the use of bots. According to a report from PCGamesN, Blizzards principal target was players using "HonorBot," which farms Honor in WoW's PVP modes. Bashiok, a WoW community manager, offered the following definition via Twitter.
On the Battle.net forums, Blizzard explained its decision with the following statement:
"We've recently taken action against a large number of World of Warcraft accounts that were found to be using third-party programs that automate gameplay, known as 'bots.' "We're committed to providing an equal and fair playing field for everyone in World of Warcraft, and will continue to take action against those found in violation of our Terms of Use. Cheating of any form will not be tolerated."
And the size of that action is considerable, somewhere north of 100,000 six-month bans. Blizzard has taken even more extreme action against bots in the past, winning $7 million in damages from a bot developer in a lawsuit in October 2013.
在Battle.net论坛上，暴雪解释其决定：
“我们最近采取行动打击使用第三方程序的魔兽玩家，号称“机器人”。“我们致力于为大家提供了一个平等和公平的竞争环境，并会继续全力打击那些违反使用条款的行为。任何形式的作弊都将不会被容忍。”
该行动的规模是相当大的，暴雪已经采取了更极端的行动，打击在过去的机器人，从开发商那获得700万美元的赔偿金。专业玩家网为游戏工作室提供最全面的VPN代理，游戏CDK，游戏防封软件，游戏辅助脚本工具，游戏打金技术，游戏赚钱方法，游戏项目，比价器等服务。
原文
Blizzard has issued a ban to more than 100,000 World of Warcraft accounts for the use of bots. According to a report from PCGamesN, Blizzards principal target was players using "HonorBot," which farms Honor in WoW's PVP modes. Bashiok, a WoW community manager, offered the following definition via Twitter.
On the Battle.net forums, Blizzard explained its decision with the following statement:
"We've recently taken action against a large number of World of Warcraft accounts that were found to be using third-party programs that automate gameplay, known as 'bots.' "We're committed to providing an equal and fair playing field for everyone in World of Warcraft, and will continue to take action against those found in violation of our Terms of Use. Cheating of any form will not be tolerated."
And the size of that action is considerable, somewhere north of 100,000 six-month bans. Blizzard has taken even more extreme action against bots in the past, winning $7 million in damages from a bot developer in a lawsuit in October 2013.
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