While I understand wanting to reduce loading times, all of the other log in screens have been of a substantially higher resolution than these ones and didn't really seem to alter loading times that much.Hardmuscle wrote: »Sigh. The higher the resolution, the larger the file size. (Gee. I wonder why they use small files on load. -- /facepalm).
If Nexon K goes with nuclear route A of 'NO MORE GACHA' I'd imagine there'd be some sort of change here eventually from the playerbase demanding equal changes here. Unlikely, but that's a (bad) option for Nexon K.Hardmuscle wrote: »What happens in Korea (in terms of loot box bans) has no affect on the USA. -0- (This is not Korea).
A post on page one kinda hit this well on the head:Maybe Nexon can sort out players who have 100~200 accounts logged in with single IP and most of them are named eventalt001~200....
Idk. Just suggesting.
Hardmuscle wrote: »While I can't say it doesn't bother me to see "Player001", "Player002", "Player003", "Player004", "Player005", and "Player006" all doing something together; I do understand it's not all being done on a single machine. ~ Unless you want Nexon to limit us to one connection per household; this will never change.
Amassing alts for events isn't new either. It's been happening since the game was first released, and they have taken steps to curb it, but those steps almost always lead to other problems (innocent people being banned for suspicion of things they were not guilty of). Too many holes.
You'd be surprised by just how wrong that statement is. No matter what server you're on.Would 200~300m get them a new computer? No.
I'm not versed in law, so I wouldn't know. I'm pretty sure that other companies have done it in the past, so I don't -think- there's anything preventing it other than safe storage and no misuse of the data?WolfandWolf wrote: »I wasn't saying that they don't have cell phones, but are there legal ramifications for a company officially collecting foreign cell phone numbers?