They are nonetheless better than the capacity of bots implemented in EVE, both in programming, calculation power, and responsiveness to a dynamic mini-game.
Player sourced data/observation would seem to indicate CCP does NOT yet have such algorithms for processing of their received data, especially as indicated by the case of PIRAT CEO running bots for who knows how long, until they where discovered by incursing players and players took action.
All available player report data indicates they do NOT currently have such a system in place.
Even reports of player submitted tickets on botters (with extensive proof of it) are demonstrably not dealt with till months later, if even then.
The PIRAT CEO botting case continued for atleast a month, until players intervened when they detected it.
So even if CCP had an algorithm/system that crunches client data in suspicion of botting, and which produces flags for GM investigation, this case continued long before players literally wrecked it, before which he was earning billions by botting.
Itās been a while a back since theyāve mentioned it. Iām not going to search it for you.
Itās also the easiest thing to do and when CCP bans 100 accounts per day will they have much more sophisticated methods in place. Iām sure they donāt just ban 100 random players.
Better ask yourself how they can claim to ban 100 players per day without any detection methods. You idea is just a very primitive one. They will certainly be looking at the online times of players.
Iām not talking about just the bans for botting. Iām talking about the total number and CCP will have methods in place, or else they would be banning random players. Hence you can be certain they will be checking online times as this is the easiest thing to do.
Look at title of thread, and what topic engages with.
Its specifically botting.
Amazing you still have not comprehended that.
So you have no actual evidence that they do so.
Yeah, that figures. You just made it up, regardless of player submitted evidence showing CCP does not intervene even in extensive, proven player tickets on botting till months later, if even then.
You believe that after 15 years CCP wouldnāt check for such a simple thing as the online time of a player in their fight against bots. Yet you seem to believe they ban 100 players per day.
Now if you can believe they donāt just ban 100 random players, but they do so rightfully and with proof, then youāll have to accept they they are using some method for it. They will then not just use a simple factor, but they will look for several signs.
So if you can believe this then it should be relatively simply to understand that they will be looking at the online times of players.
I donāt remember when or who mentioned some of the details. However this little deduction Iām giving you here should help you to understand that this is very likely something they must be doing.
I have stated already earlier I do understand.
You are the one that was incapable of answering two direct/specific questions on your own claims, in proper syntax.