I'm Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite Alliance in PSO2.

@TEN-SQUARE-3

It's ok. I'm just kinda showing behind the scenes of what it takes to gather lot of likes.

Also who ever is chasing that 2k likes title, it's probably best to rush it now and ride like4like wave. I'm expecting that after around half a year most of like4like crowd will have their titles and this whole thing will die down or slow down to crawl.

There is method to gaining likes. Go to search player looks in lookbook, select genre: cute, race: human, gender: all genders, add search tag: like4like, search. Send likes to all those people, when you finished move genre down one slot to cool and send likes to all of them too. When you finished with coll move down one to... you get the idea. After you finished with Humans repeat process with other races. I also go to View player looks > last updated and send likes to all people who don't have like4like tag. Only one like per person per day is actually registered so you want to send likes to as many different people as you can per day.

That's theory of it and when you see how much people are there with like4like tag you will think you will get them 2k likes pretty easy and in no time. In reality it's rather tedious process. You will be super exited when you start doing it as likes will start pouring in comparison to measly few likes a day you probably have been getting thus far. But once you are around 100-200 likes process will get frustrating as you realize that return ratio of like is rather low. I get around 50% likes of like4like crowd wile around 30% from everyone else. So when you are around 200 likes you probably sent around 500 likes and spent several hours doing it I mitigated this boring frustrating slog of sending likes by actually paying attention to looks of people and sending "honest likes". So if you got Cute/Cool/Interesting like from me in past 10 days I probably do think your char is cute/sexy, cool or funny looking ^^ Normal like I send to people that I don't actually like their looks but i got to get them likes back (there are also few people that I just simply refuse to send likes to e_e)

Oh, and my character is currently on third page of most likes on ship 3 with over 800 likes: Lobotomite. I'm pretty sure that all people on that "most likes" list do same thing as me, just sending shit-ton of likes per day.
About people that have over 1500 likes: Dunno if they got some crowd somewhere that sends them lot of likes per day like let's say DjPenguin who appears to be twitch streamer so maybe likes come from his stream, or if they use bots to send likes. Who knows, maybe they even got all them likes by spending 5+ hours a day just sending likes to other people

About Mad Jelly. I had this event twice and both times in Seabed map. Dunno if it's just pure coincidence or if it can only spawn in that place. Also, what happens when you fill the bar killing Jellies? You won and event over or you get like a big Jelly boss to fight?

I'm not saying that GMs have something to do with development of nProtect, I'm saying that maybe their boss/manager came to them and said something along the lines of: "Don't bother with bots for now, we are getting upgrade and that will sort them out." Also, considering how bad it is to navigate UI in this game, GM tools may also be complete mess.

That's all just my wishful thinking and optimism tho as it looks like game is going slowly down the drain

@ZorokiHanuke said in Bots are pretty active today.:

@Kapnobatai86 said in Bots are pretty active today.:

I remember reporting bot like a month ago and seeing GM pop up on block less than a minute later. I complimented him via whisper and posted in alliance chat how nice it is to see GMs so quick to response. Today I saw a perma bot in shopping mall on block 2 named like a website he is promoting just spamming that website on and on... I guess GMs gave up or something Maybe they wait on software upgrade for nProtect or even planning on changing to another product, who knows.

I don't know. If a GM's job is to ban those things, they shouldn't be giving up on it. I mean, that's part of their job while they have it. It would be like a firefighter giving up on putting out fires that are started in the same places.

But if they are cooking something big that will ban them in large chunks or even perma ban them and it launches like in few weeks, then manually banning them now with very little effect is just waste of their time and energy.

I remember reporting bot like a month ago and seeing GM pop up on block less than a minute later. I complimented him via whisper and posted in alliance chat how nice it is to see GMs so quick to response. Today I saw a perma bot in shopping mall on block 2 named like a website he is promoting just spamming that website on and on... I guess GMs gave up or something Maybe they wait on software upgrade for nProtect or even planning on changing to another product, who knows.