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If you want to level fast you'd better use your aion gold and then buy some powerful equipment , this will help you a lot . Happy hunting !“Any action that modifies the client or automates the same way a bot does could potentially flag an account as a violator,” he clarified. “Please understand that it is not what ‘you’ have done on your account, but what the account has done. If your account is shared, purchased, borrowed, or power-levelled, it could be the actions of anyone who’s ever used the account.” Bans for breaking the terms of conditions of a massively multiplayer online game have become a regular feature of the genre. The use of automated “bots” to carry out repetitive tasks is one of the most common problems, along with gold farming – where users trade real money for in-game currency.In 2008, RuneScape content boss Imre Jele described gold farming as akin to prostitution and that those that encouraged the trade were “effectively funding digital organised crime”.