This game is a product. I have spent money on this game, most people here probably spent money on this game. Now, here we have people knowingly exploiting a mechanic in the game... the product we've been spending money on.

From a business stand point, products that aren't good are returned. Games aren't like that. Their product can be fixed through fixes. Fair enough.

Now there's people making our experience with the product an unsatisfactory one. People are clearly not happy with what's been going on recently. Normally we all jump down CCP's throat and demand a fix. To be honest we're still doing this, but the problem is while this person is making their product a bad experience for other players, said person is also cheating, which last I checked, was against rules. I could be wrong though... but I doubt.

How other gaming companies deal with cheating? Banning. lolEA / DICE are quick to drop the ban hammer on console gamers. When you provide video proof, that's it. Activision with lolCOD? They go as far as console ban people.

CCP with DUST? "Oh hey guys. We see it. We know it's there and we MIGHT be able to fix it next update."

That's it.

So in the mean time, instead of getting rid of individuals that are making their game unpleasant for others, while they take their merry time to fix it, we have to put up with it.

As a customer of this product, my HONEST opinion of CCP is that this way of doing business and not supporting your product will drive customers away even quicker than what you've already been doing.

At the end of the day we're all gaming nerds, but we're also customers. And having your customers gaming experience being tainted while you do nothing is sad.

This game is not marked as a "Beta" anymore.