Derzeit gibt es einen Fehler im Spiel der Retribution Paladine ungewöhnlich viel Schaden austeilen lässt. Wer jetzt glaubt er könnte das ausnutzen, der sollte lieber aufpassen, denn das absichtliche ausnutzen solcher Exploits wird von Blizzard unter anderem mit Suspendierungen bestraft.
We're aware of this issue and looking into it right now. It's likely we won't have further updates for you until we're back in the office in the morning PST.
Just as a reminder from the Terms of Use:
C. Rules Related to Game Play.
(i) Using or exploiting errors in design, features which have not been documented, and/or "program bugs" to gain access that is otherwise not available, or to obtain a competitive advantage over other players.
Quelle: Battle.net
Update:
Blizzard hat sich erneut zu diesem Thema geäußert. Wer diesen Bug unabsichtlich benutzt hat, wird wahrscheinlich keine Strafe bekommen. Spielern die sich bewusst einen Vorteil im Spiel verschafft haben könnten jedoch noch bestraft werden.
The bug where paladin Seals could sometimes cause excessive damage has been fixed. This bug came as a result of a hotfix we put in to fix an issue where some attacks, such as Scatter Shot, were still causing Vengeance in PvP situations. While these things may seem totally unrelated, it has to do with our proc system, which is an extremely complicated mechanic under the hood. We reverted that hotfix, meaning you may sometimes see Vengeance in PvP. But we don’t think that will present a major balance concern at this time.
To be clear, we have no current plans to take action against players who experienced this bug last night unless we come across any extreme cases. The error was ours and we haven’t seen any evidence -- so far -- of players excessively exploiting the bug. We reserve the right to take action if we do find evidence of players crossing the line to repeatedly exploit this bug for major in-game advantages.
Quelle: Battle.net
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