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Around 16 000 players have been suspended from the massive online game Aion: The Tower of Eternity, writes Games Industry.

They turned off the players have engaged in so-called gold farm or to use of third party applications to perform repetitive tasks in the game.

Aion community manager Andrew Beegle:

“We are taking a very hard stance on this issue and do have sophisticated processes and procedures in place that help us keep unwarranted banning to a minimum.”

“Any action that modified the client or auto-mates the same way a bot does potentially could flag an account as a Violator. 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-leveled, it could be the actions of anyone who’s ever used the account. “