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The pen may be mighier than the sword but the shovel is mightier than the pen.
So, how about this: rather than a guild homestead, have a guild town. Each guild makes their own town, These towns replace the "market places". No one uses them anymore anyway. The guild towns would be like the guild hall, everyone's are in the same location but you enter your own version of it. The castle stays and acts like it did when a guild could be in charge of it. There are four market places so either allow making four towns, or make each location have a unique set of advantages and disadvantages.
EDIT: Ooo I just thought, all market places ARE the same town, so you can exit all over the map!
Nexon can't tell the difference between two people using their own computers through the same router and one person doing that. What if your friend brings their laptop over and logs in through your router, what does Nexon make of that? People can complain to tech support but then so can the botters; how does Nexon tell the difference? Making the forensic level of analysis that has been suggested for every single of the thousands of cases that this would generate, overnight, for their (what?) one or two people they have allocated for tech support, is gonna back the tech support queue up for years. Nexon is not going to reduce everyone to one account, especially after saying it was okay, for over a decade.
If you want to bring an end to botting then report the bots but don't do it publicly. The botters are diligent, so if botting bothers you then you have to be diligent as well. Remember, there's more people that don't like botting than there are botters. Totally, they can be defeated but the folks concerned have to get off their duffs and keep reporting the bots rather than just beaching and getting into fights on social media. It takes time to build up a character to be independent of manual input and, yet, to be strong enough to run worthwhile content; it takes seconds to report them. Just keep at it.
