SCEA Bans Many Players for Using Exploits in MLB The Show 16

[extremeskins04]

I can totally understand the people that legitimately did not know about the exploit, but there are many people that are trying to pass off that they did nothing wrong when in fact they did, and they know it.

They were caught. The bans cometh. And now people are upset that they were caught, so they blame SDS for micro transactions and start screaming law suits.

Seriously?

[Ghost Of The Year]

Hopefully this will lead to more vigorous game testing of all scenarios before implementation of any sorts.

[Padgoi]

Quote: Originally Posted by bkrich83

It's another revenue stream. I have no problems with them doing it in this fashion. Making money is their goal. I simply don't partake in these game modes. They don't interest me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Well said. Just seems greedy to me. Seems weird to buy a game for $60 that you can't knowingly partake in competitively unless you spend more money.

[19]

You can be competitive in this game without spending any money. Yes, it takes some time, and some good pack luck, but it can be done.

I can field a DD team of almost all diamonds, and I haven't spent a dime apart from the initial purchase.

[iamgramps]

Quote: Originally Posted by cardinalbird5

Alot of you guys in here are blindly defending SDS decision on this without knowing the facts. I am all for banning cheaters but there is no way thousands knew about this and kept it a secret. Also 1500 or so were banned and thats only 1 pct so you are telling me 150k knew about the exploit and kept it a secret and/or decided to not further exploit it? I have had tons of friends who got banned and they have done nothing but help the community to find bugs n glitches earlier this year. I know for a fact they did nothing. To those that did willingly exploit it then they deserve it. But I know alot got wrongfully banned and I hope SDS is willing to admit if they are wrong. Thats all i got to say.... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They knew exactly what they were doing. SDS is not in the business of giving away free stubs. As soon as they knew they were getting something for nothing, that should have been a red flag that a glitch had occurred. I'm not buying the "I didn't know" story, especially if the glitch occurred over 30 times as reported by SDS.

[Jason_19]

Quote: Originally Posted by iamgramps

They knew exactly what they were doing. I'm not buying the "I didn't know" story, especially if the glitch occurred over 30 times as reported by SDS.

Thankfully, your opinion doesn't dictate reality.

[iamgramps]

Quote: Originally Posted by Jason_19

Thankfully, your opinion doesn't dictate reality.

What you all did was buy a candy bar from a vending machine for $1. Instead of receiving the one candy bar you purchased, you received 2. Instead of walking away from the machine, you all decided to take advantage of the machine. So, you all did it again and, guess what, you all got 2 candy bars for the price of one. By now, common sense should tell a person the machine is malfunctioning. Nope, instead you all kept repeating the same action. Again, you all knew.

[Jason_19]

Quote: Originally Posted by iamgramps

What you all did was buy a candy bar from a vending machine for $1. Instead of receiving the one candy bar you purchased, you received 2. Instead of walking away from the machine, you all decided to take advantage of the machine. So, you all did it again and, guess what, you all got 2 candy bars for the price of one. By now, common sense should tell a person the machine is malfunctioning. Nope, instead you all kept repeating the same action. Again, you all knew.

I didn't do that though. Shame how so many people in modern society always try to pretend to be in the know when they're as ignorant as anyone can be about something. Just because you believe something to be true, that doesn't mean that is. I'm not saying that people didn't do that, but I didn't and I doubt I'm not the only person who that applies to.