ScriptUO

Ultima Online Fan Board => General UO Chat => Topic started by: Crisis on May 30, 2017, 03:18:23 PM

Title: Has scripting changed for you since they announced the tougher stance?
Post by: Crisis on May 30, 2017, 03:18:23 PM
I have not really messed with any scripts on OSI since they announced that they were going to start banning people. I heard a few people had GM's pop up and cart them off. Is this still the case or has it relaxed again? I was never one to run very long unattended or let scripts run all day but I am still nervous as my accounts are all free from any issues.

Does the GM detectors help any? The one I use is EN's overseer.
Title: Re: Has scripting changed for you since they announced the tougher stance?
Post by: The Ghost on May 30, 2017, 03:27:57 PM
it all depend what you are doing and the population around you.     I was at blackthorne hunting all day and the GM show up.  I was running after an Slayer when he pop up.  If the think u might run something it will come.  ATM we seen the same name, Gm River  on multiple shard.  Guest  this one can jumpo on any shard
Title: Re: Has scripting changed for you since they announced the tougher stance?
Post by: Hildreck on May 30, 2017, 06:32:03 PM
I havnt had any issues with GM popping up on me and saying anything. The detector is probably a good idea anyway. I always stay close to kill it if need be.
Title: Re: Has scripting changed for you since they announced the tougher stance?
Post by: Biza on July 13, 2017, 12:18:02 PM
I still believe them to be reactive instead of proactive, like ghost said the only time I have had one pop up is when I am farming semi afk in blackthornes dungeon. I believe that players are reporting people and GMs are responding. I have yet to have one pop my resource gatherer because he is pinging all over the place and actively avoids other plays. I have also yet to have one pop up in my home while running trainers. 3 times I have had one pop up in doom and 2 times in blackthornes. Looks like they are keeping a close eye on arty farming.