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Or multiboxers can be jerks and harass other players (against the rules of many games), they might also be hackers (against the rules), botters (against the rules), and so on. Like the one where youвЂ™re not supposed to place undue load on the game servers could come into play.

At some point if youвЂ™re running enough characters, youвЂ™re going to bump into the other rules of the game. I talked to Blizzard about that briefly last year when one of the guys with his own full-scale raid was turning heads. NowвЂ¦ grantedвЂ¦ large-scale multiboxing can be disruptive, in EVE, in WoW, in any game. These people are not the problemвЂ¦ and if the problem is hackers, well, hackers are not the same as multiboxers.

Not only that, but these restrictions would be against many of the people who are most dedicated to the game, who are in your corporation and alliance, who are also completely unwilling to lose their accounts. ThereвЂ™s also hardware multicasting products that can do what Kromtor did, without the wooden dowels. Should the game publisher place limits on mouse/keyboard broadcasting? And again, how do you propose to enforce that? Restrict software? Now the guy who can afford to build an elaborate hardware rig (Kromtor) has the explicit advantage. Instead of providing any measurable benefit to the casual player - who usually only has one or a couple of accounts - now the casual player is at an explicit disadvantage. Only allow one instance per PC? Now the guy who can afford multiple PCs or multiple Virtual Machines has the advantage. Should the game publisher try to limit you to using a single account to play the game? If so, how do you propose they enforce that, and who would the rule supposedly benefit? Block by IP? Now you give the advantage to the guy who can afford to pay for multiple IPs. If youвЂ™re the one initiating the action, as opposed to your computer automatically reacting to the game environment while you stuff your face with greaseburgers from your local fat food joint (referred to as botting - not allowed), let alone interpreting or modifying the game environment (called hacking - not allowed), then what exactly is the problem, and where should - or can - the game publisher draw the line? This has been pretty well covered and beaten into the ground by now, but вЂ¦ why not? I mean, multiboxing is the act of playing multiple characters together by yourself. So why is it that my product should be any less allowed than Wine? (And, what would happen if they ban one but not the other?) So, why is multiboxing allowed? Yet, not only is Wine allowed for use, CCP provides information on how you can use it.

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HereвЂ™s a news flash for you, Wine is open source and if someone wanted to hack the shit out of EVE, all they need to do is install Wine. HereвЂ™s a handy guide on that explains how you can do that. You can also run EVE Online through Wine in order to play on Linux. Inner Space also has in-game overlay functions, much like Steam. You just play the games you already got somewhere else. Inner Space is a gaming platform, much like Steam, except you donвЂ™t purchase games through my platform. First of all, have you heard of Steam? EVE Online is available on Steam, which is a third party program that can even run the game for you. IвЂ™ll briefly respond to AllatariaвЂ™s comment вЂњ I canвЂ™t see how any third party program that runs the game for you would be allowedвЂќ myself. And Blizzard will also talk to me (if not also the community) should they change their stance in the future. You will get the same from Blizzard if you ask, even though Blizzard has shown no signs of wanting to ban for using ISBoxer.

ItвЂ™s a guarded вЂњIвЂ™m not banning for itвЂќ response. Since CCP does not have control over ISBoxer, they can and should - legally - avoid recommending it (from their point of view). (I donвЂ™t have a reciprocal method of contacting you directly.)Д«ut mostly, I think this is a predictable response and fits in line with what is expected from CCP and other game publishers when faced with this question, especially about any particular product. I also have at least one active EVE account with my personal information on it.

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That is very courteous, and I appreciate that as I am certain all multiboxers do! But hey, CCP, weвЂ™re not in our own sandboxes here, you can communicate directly with me as well if you have a question or concern about ISBoxer! My e-mail address is public, feel free to contact me at any time. Given that this is from the CCP Security team, it is actually quite nice of them to suggest that if they do decide to ban for using ISBoxer, that they will let everyone know first.

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I was sort of surprised to see this response from CCP SreegsвЂ¦ (click for full image)

But, funny enough, EVE also has its fair share of haters. Multiboxing is EULA-compliant, lots of EVE players do it, itвЂ™s generally accepted, and multiboxing obviously preferred to actually hacking or botting. First, some politicsвЂ¦Д®VE is one of the games friendliest to multiboxing.

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