piratei said:

I said BEFORE the client login. Attacking prizes must be allowed only after completing a 24 questions questionnaire

sorry,  before Login of course, my fault.

Should be quite easy to implement and also more user-friendly then E-Mail verification. If they really want a safe game ...

and you weak? 

http://prnt.sc/d3tbfr

So, you share my thoughts here, shiv? 

Checking the existing accounts for valid e-mails is not a good idea. There are numerous legitimate reasons why someone might have lost their e-mail account. On Kabam, we cannot change our e-mails, so even if I know I'll lose my e-mail account, I have no way of changing it in the game.

As for Captcha on log-in, that sounds good. I find them annoying, but they would probably help a bit with the current bots problem. Although, once a player is logged in, it would be easy to switch back to bots, meaning that the bots' owner would "only" have to log in on each of their accounts manually. That'd be boring, but not much more than visiting cemeteries daily. Still, I agree that it makes far more sense to put Captcha on the game login than on opening new forum threads.

I also think that it shouldn't be too hard to trace large batches of alts (read: bots) run from the same computer (or the same IP address). Although the IPs can be spoofed, it should produce significant improvements compared to how little work it'd be to check those, especially now when the bots are probably not spoofing their IPs.

So, you share my thoughts here, shiv? 

Nope 

Crowbar said:

Checking the existing accounts for valid e-mails is not a good idea. There are numerous legitimate reasons why someone might have lost their e-mail account. On Kabam, we cannot change our e-mails, so even if I know I'll lose my e-mail account, I have no way of changing it in the game.

As for Captcha on log-in, that sounds good. I find them annoying, but they would probably help a bit with the current bots problem. Although, once a player is logged in, it would be easy to switch back to bots, meaning that the bots' owner would "only" have to log in on each of their accounts manually. That'd be boring, but not much more than visiting cemeteries daily. Still, I agree that it makes far more sense to put Captcha on the game login than on opening new forum threads.

I also think that it shouldn't be too hard to trace large batches of alts (read: bots) run from the same computer (or the same IP address). Although the IPs can be spoofed, it should produce significant improvements compared to how little work it'd be to check those, especially now when the bots are probably not spoofing their IPs.

1. As i can see, here on plarium.com server you can see/change email anytime in your profile/info. On other platforms where email can not be changed by user himself, for this specific case, someone lost his original account email , there is a specific solution: ask Plarium support to change your email. I don't think there are millions of players that lost their emails accounts... Then validate new email for your account to be active.

2. They cannot log in manually on each account to control bots. I saw they must login within the cheating interface, emails/passwords are stored in software database/server.  Military strategist Shiv can give you more details on how this δημιουργός thing works.

3. I'm not a tech guy, it is plarium job to sort this out.

piratei said:

Crowbar said:

Checking the existing accounts for valid e-mails is not a good idea. There are numerous legitimate reasons why someone might have lost their e-mail account. On Kabam, we cannot change our e-mails, so even if I know I'll lose my e-mail account, I have no way of changing it in the game.

As for Captcha on log-in, that sounds good. I find them annoying, but they would probably help a bit with the current bots problem. Although, once a player is logged in, it would be easy to switch back to bots, meaning that the bots' owner would "only" have to log in on each of their accounts manually. That'd be boring, but not much more than visiting cemeteries daily. Still, I agree that it makes far more sense to put Captcha on the game login than on opening new forum threads.

I also think that it shouldn't be too hard to trace large batches of alts (read: bots) run from the same computer (or the same IP address). Although the IPs can be spoofed, it should produce significant improvements compared to how little work it'd be to check those, especially now when the bots are probably not spoofing their IPs.

1. As i can see, here on plarium.com server you can see/change email anytime in your profile/info. On other platforms where email can not be changed by user himself, for this specific case, someone lost his original email account, there is a specific solution: ask Plarium support to change your email. I don't think there are millions of players that lost their emails accounts... Then validate new email for your acount to be active.

2. They cannot log in manually on each account to control bots. I saw they must login within the cheating interface, emails/passwords are stored in software database/server.  Military strategist Shiv can give you more details on how this works.

3. I'm not a tech guy, it is plarium job to sort this out.

IT-man shiv 

In couple of days I will publish article u will like it. Wait please.

piratei said:

Thank you, demiurg-man. Please, do not forget to mention what happens when we click auto-generator button.

fear...

piratei said:

For new players/accounts:

1. Account activation. Email address must be verified BEFORE account can be used on Plarium games. 

2. The email address. Plarium must block the use of disposable emails (for example http://www.block-disposable-email.com/cms can do that) and the use of strange emails that looks like [email protected]

3. A form of program that protects websites against bots needed. Any player must complete a CAPTCHA (or some other solution) every time he wants to log in and connect his client to the game database.

For existing players:

1. Email verification. On the next login, everybody must verify their email in order to continue to play. No email verification= NO PLAY

2. Blocking all accounts made by using disposable or strange non-possible-existing emails

3. Same as 3 above

These are probably the best ideas so far.  For looking at solutions to make the problem better, A+ 

please keep in mind forum rules before posting please. 

gmail has it you can use the same account, but put a . in it have it be additional email

like say...

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

[email protected]

each gmail is a new mail, going t o the exact same email

plarium should only allow one email, per 

if possible

shiv said:

piratei said:

Crowbar said:

Checking the existing accounts for valid e-mails is not a good idea. There are numerous legitimate reasons why someone might have lost their e-mail account. On Kabam, we cannot change our e-mails, so even if I know I'll lose my e-mail account, I have no way of changing it in the game.

As for Captcha on log-in, that sounds good. I find them annoying, but they would probably help a bit with the current bots problem. Although, once a player is logged in, it would be easy to switch back to bots, meaning that the bots' owner would "only" have to log in on each of their accounts manually. That'd be boring, but not much more than visiting cemeteries daily. Still, I agree that it makes far more sense to put Captcha on the game login than on opening new forum threads.

I also think that it shouldn't be too hard to trace large batches of alts (read: bots) run from the same computer (or the same IP address). Although the IPs can be spoofed, it should produce significant improvements compared to how little work it'd be to check those, especially now when the bots are probably not spoofing their IPs.

1. As i can see, here on plarium.com server you can see/change email anytime in your profile/info. On other platforms where email can not be changed by user himself, for this specific case, someone lost his original email account, there is a specific solution: ask Plarium support to change your email. I don't think there are millions of players that lost their emails accounts... Then validate new email for your acount to be active.

2. They cannot log in manually on each account to control bots. I saw they must login within the cheating interface, emails/passwords are stored in software database/server.  Military strategist Shiv can give you more details on how this works.

3. I'm not a tech guy, it is plarium job to sort this out.

IT-man shiv 

In couple of days I will publish article u will like it. Wait please.

Another one??

Captcha won't do any harm to bots for sign in yeah they can cause panic to normal players.

Players who can make a bot to handle multiple accounts, captcha filling is really a NOOB job for them.

Leave that development thing aside, there are numerous auto captcha filling bots on the internet.

Captcha won't do any harm to bots for sign in yeah they can cause panic to normal players.

Players who can make a bot to handle multiple accounts, captcha filling is really a NOOB job for them.

Leave that development thing aside, there are numerous auto captcha filling bots on the internet.

shiv said:

and you weak? 

http://prnt.sc/d3tbfr

Please Master, Teach Me Kung Fu

Blasphemy said:

they have new ones you have to read and do what it says, like a street sign, they have upped the playing field when it comes to captcha 

if you are free from deleting replies, closing threads & moving them to trash.

You can look it up on the internet & you will find auto filling for that too.