Is any gm going to do anything about botters (Bakana, powerlara, vyr) in slope? they have been farming there for more than 2 weeks and no action was taken.

I believe multiple users have reported petition about them and nothing has happened to them. Bakana linked 150b adena and 320kc saying he farmed it over night.

Do you have any proof that those chars are bots?

A bot will never link or talk to another computer / user. A bot is a standard 3rd party software that does only what you tell him to do.
If you go and ask him how much did he farmed he will never ever answer you, but just keep on farming.

Not to mention that a bot has a unique way of farming comparing to a real player.
He is moving straight forward from a target to another with no detours or breaks.

If you think those 3 are real bots, then you must come with actual proof and not just say that X/Y/Z is a bot.

You really think botters are still in that 2006 style? You can make a bot do anything what you want. There are PvP scripts for a whole party that PvP better than your average people. Also cannot think of the idea that bot gives a alarm whenever he gets hit/pked/talked to/gm action? So that the real user can intervene and talk. You can even make a bot reply to certain questions like "how much did you farm?" and link the actual adena.

But ye you keep looking for bots that walk in a straight line XD

You're probably right, can't tell exactly since the only bot I used was ever since GOD launched and used it for AFK Exp farm xD

Even so, he still needs to prove that those chars are actual bots or the GM's have to track them out.

The best way to report a bot is to email me at balls006@hotmail.com don't post their names in public (if they see it they may be more cautious about botting).

We ban bots all the time, even if people think im "inactive" bots are still banned and we do bot sweeps still. Ghoul in fact got some this last week.

Don't forget you also get rewards for catching them. We will add these players to our watch list, but you have made them harder to catch now.