There are most likely literally thousands of people botting at this very moment in Aion. While we are not the only Aion bot available on the market, we have been seeing the community growing in leaps and bounds and are happy to welcome you all. At the same time, with more botters out there, awareness increases. It’s important to take precautions when botting if you’re really attached to your account.
Just the other day, NCSoft banned many botters using Chinese bots on the western servers. These bots use packet sending, that ends up being more easily detectable to NCSoft. Keep in mind, Gameguard doesn’t even have to be active for NCSoft to detect those sorts of bots. AionGrind is designed to only read memory, which makes it considerably safer. We are always monitoring the goings on, and if there is ever a security risk we will immediately take our bot offline. As long as packet sending Aion bots exist, NCSoft will most likely keep targeting them and ignore passive bots like aiongrind. Most chinese bots are designed by large companies that are only concerned with selling a product, not about your account’s safety.
A few tips while botting:
- Do not bot for 24h at a time – NCSoft logs how long you have been connected to the server
- Participate in chat occasionally
- Make long, sprawling bot paths
- Make a chat tab in the game for whispers, and local chat
- Make paths away from towns and player infested areas
- If you can handle it, do a few quests occasionally
It’s still quite safe to bot, as long as you bot following some of the guidelines above. I have yet to receive a single whisper relating to botting, and have been doing so since launch day.
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