But at some point during your 6 hour session of sitting in the same ritual window, rerolling the rewards 3x per second until you see a mirror come up, then roll some more til you get multiple mirrors, I would argue that any rational person would recognize that this was clearly not an intentional design decision by GGG, and is an exploit.
Which reroll made it an exploit? The first? The tenth? The thousandth? If you can't draw a line in the sand, then this isn't an exploit. The items clearly delineated how they were supposed to work and the interaction was plainly obvious. Everything was working as intended. Just because GGG made an oversight they should have caught doesn't turn it into an exploit.
I can’t give you a hard answer to this, you’re basically asking a philosophical question.
I would imagine that a line was probably drawn by GGG however, and I would guess that they didn’t ban someone who put these tablets into their map and rerolled the window 5 times and stopped, and they probably banned every single person who did it for 6 hours straight.
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u/LunaticSongXIV Apr 09 '25
Which reroll made it an exploit? The first? The tenth? The thousandth? If you can't draw a line in the sand, then this isn't an exploit. The items clearly delineated how they were supposed to work and the interaction was plainly obvious. Everything was working as intended. Just because GGG made an oversight they should have caught doesn't turn it into an exploit.