Quote (Mondain @ Jun 18 2024 10:15pm)

Word in chat is people who contributed More Than between 82,000 - 86,000 platinum to the Swarm, didn't get their swarm reward.
a few people claimed to contribute 100k and didn't get their swarm reward.
Will have to wait for Za to wake up before we get any real answers.

edit- someone just said they contributed 100k and got their swarm reward.
:unsure:

Context for those who aren't into Elethor.
Swarm is an event players contribute a currency to and get rewarded after a timer ends on it.
This isn't the first time Swarm has been broken rewarding players.

Quote (Kalgaloth @ Jun 19 2024 06:26pm)

These players are NOT getting that kind of income per action. If they are lagging and their actions are catching up, so that they see over 50+ actions on the catch up, then yes they could see that much in a single "action", but they need to look at the "over how many". Because 500m over 50 actions is only 10m per action, which is expected.

I have already checked (and yes, I am able to see it) and their gold income is normal.

There is not going to be a rollback related to this issue that isn't even happening.

Quote (Zaalah @ Jun 19 2024 11:03am)

Elethor game dev here.

No rollback.

Quote (Megatroniks @ Jun 19 2024 08:20pm)

Lol imposter

Quote (X4roth @ 19 Jun 2024 18:53)

Idk Nauki seems pretty trustworthy with a firm grasp of reality. Maybe Zaalah you can double check if there is really no rollback.

Quote (-bryan- @ Jun 19 2024 11:26am)

I'd love to see a thorough investigation of ^X4roth and ^BWConformity to learn how they obtained these terribly unfair advantages and better understand how their actions affect the rest of us, the Elethor playerbase

Quote (Emp_Mirage @ Jun 19 2024 05:40pm)

I wholeheartedly agree. A transparent and comprehensive investigation into the actions of ^X4roth and ^BWConformity is absolutely essential. Their alleged exploits have raised serious concerns about fairness, integrity, and the overall health of the Elethor playerbase.

Understanding the methods they used to gain these "terribly unfair advantages" is crucial. It will not only help identify and address the specific vulnerabilities that were exploited but also provide insights into how to prevent similar occurrences in the future.

Furthermore, this investigation should aim to quantify the impact their actions have had on the rest of us – the players who compete fairly and strive for genuine achievements. This could involve analyzing data on resource acquisition, progression rates, and the overall balance of power within the game.

By making the findings of this investigation public, we can restore trust and confidence in Elethor. It demonstrates a commitment to fair play, holds those responsible accountable, and empowers the community with the knowledge needed to move forward.

Quote (BWConformity @ Jun 19 2024 08:44pm)

Well said.

LMK when everyone's got their pitchforks ready and we will bring the monsters to justice! :evil: