and one day, she discovered this technology and decided to end the relationship.
Haha this took a less disappointing turn than I imagined. I thought it would be something along the lines of "One day, they meet in person and he's a completely different person in the way he talks or acts".
For example, consider the Hive ecosystem. Splinterlands has long had a divided player base due to the issue of the availability of bots to fight battles and compete
I didn't know about this. Just finding out. Interesting stuff.
I need to look up Dalz's post. It sounds like something I'll want to check out.
Well we know that women wants men to be real in all their dealing, and she probably thought she was getting first hand texts and was disappointed it was written by something without feelings.
It's been one of the biggest and most controversial issues on splinterlands; bots. I mean, real human grinders don't really want it. It was just supposed to be something that helped people to actually play when they're not available, but it's been susceptible to abuse over the years
Yeah, that's the thing with machines - people will use them for the wrong reasons. It's a given. Is there a way to tell when someone is playing with a bot though?
You can't tell lool, but you will notice a pattern in their strategy, it's always the same and you'll notice that you're constantly playing the same set of players.