đst strike for input automation is a 30 day ban.Input Broadcasting and Input Multiplexing refer to the multiplication of inputs, actions and events to multiple instances of the game.Īs of 15th of March 2013 we have been policing input automation based on a two-strike policy This term is used to describe, but is not limited to, the automation of actions which have consequences in the EVE universe. Input Automation refers to actions that are commonly also referred to as botting or macroing. Based on our EULA and Policies we would like to clarify that multiboxing is allowed.
Uses for multiboxing range from scouts in PvP to gang boosting, support and ECM alts, as well as extra characters for hauling, mining and many other applications. Multiboxing refers to playing as multiple separate characters, simultaneously, across a number of accounts, either by using multiple computers to run the game, or by using a number of instances of EVE on a single computer. This is the result of that review process and an outline of how we will interpret things going forward.įirstly we’d like to go over a few terms. Over the last few weeks we have gone through an internal review process to clarify what exactly the EULA and ToS require in terms of input automation, input multiplexing and input broadcasting.
There are various ways to do it, and since there’s been a lot of discussion surrounding what is and isn’t allowed, we’d like to clarify a few terms and exactly how the EULA and our Policies must be interpreted and how some things are shifting. Playing with multiple accounts at the same time has a long history within EVE Online, and has always been permitted.
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