The sand park MMO ArcheAge claims to ban thousands of cheaters and hackers every day. They aim to combat inflation in the game by inviting crafters to craft.
In an interview with mmorpg.com, the new producer at the helm of ArcheAge, Mervin Lee Kwai, talks about cheaters and hackers. He refers to them as “Bad Actors” and reports that the fight against them is making progress in ArcheAge. They have developed better tools to track them down. They have now received better capabilities from Korean partner XLGames to log incidents.
It is Trion Worlds’ goal that no player is disadvantaged by hacks and cheats.
The devaluation of gold in ArcheAge
Kwai sees the second major problem as gold inflation in the game. This results from the fact that the most sought-after crafting materials are so rare that the corresponding items are hardly produced, making them incredibly expensive.
The solution: On one hand, they want to keep an eye on how much gold each server generates, and on the other hand, to curb gold selling. They also want to try other ways to introduce crafting materials.
The logic here is: Crafters can produce items more frequently, sell them cheaper, and this will improve the situation for everyone.
What else the new producer has planned for ArcheAge, you can read in this article.
