

WPN's Bot Problem: Players' Efforts Ignored, Bans Issued Without Cause
WPN's bot problem has been a persistent issue, with players like Alex981 and TyleRM leading the fight against these automated opponents. Alex981's forum topic has garnered over 600,000 views, highlighting the community's concern. Exizar opened a topic on the forum in late 2020, detailing how bots are destroying high-stakes games on WPN.
BootieInUFace mentioned in an interview with GipsyTeam that a single bot nearly destroyed the 10/20+ limit game on WPN. An anonymous PLO regular on the 2+2 forum shared their experience fighting bots and trying to reach WPN's security service, concluding that the room is inactive because bots are profitable for them.
Despite numerous reports and evidence, WPN continues to ignore the bot problem, leading to player frustration and unjust bans. The anonymous PLO regular detailed their efforts to report bots, including sending multiple emails with evidence and analysis. However, their account was eventually banned for alleged use of auto-seating scripts, which they denied. The player highlighted the lack of response and support from WPN, suggesting that the network is intentionally ignoring the bot issue.
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