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Player Level: 10 Profession: Sorcerer Residence: Thais
Posts: 4
Re: Scanning Accounts
Dear Tibiantis team,
it has happened several times that a player simply tells me all my characters even though the characters are hidden. They use a program and I would like to ask whether this program is also allowed. If that's the case, I have to say that it affects the fun of the game and therefore spoils the fun. I hope I get an answer to my concerns here.
Player Level: 11 Profession: Druid Residence: Kazordoon
Posts: 45
Re: Scanning Accounts
Maybe I'm forgetting something, but only way I see they could remedy this is by removing the public "Who is Online" API (https://tibiantis.online/?page=whoisonline). I'm sure that would be insanely controversial, so good luck.
Maybe I'm forgetting something, but only way I see they could remedy this is by removing the public "Who is Online" API (https://tibiantis.online/?page=whoisonline). I'm sure that would be insanely controversial, so good luck.
Maybe there is any way to prevent webscrappers from acting without removing the page?
Player Level: 10 Profession: Sorcerer Residence: Thais
Posts: 4
Re: Scanning Accounts
Just heard its called xbot or something like that. That should be removed because people can see your whole Charakter list on your Account. I cant believe that is legal
Player Level: 8 Profession: Sorcerer Residence: Thais
Posts: 8
Re: Scanning Accounts
I made a post a while ago and one player suggested captcha solving so their bots cannot handle refreshing the site and data that easily (if at all). I think it is the best solution if we do not want to remove "who is online".
