Hello CIG Development Team, First of all, I would like to express my support and appreciation for CIG’s recent actions against players who exploited bugs to generate money or items, as well as the investigation and enforcement against accounts that benefited from suspicious transfers. I am very glad to see CIG taking the fairness of the in-game economy seriously and actively working to protect the experience of legitimate players. In the past, seeing an unreasonable number of high-value assets, such as Idris frigates, appearing everywhere made the game economy feel damaged and unfair to players who obtained their progress normally. Because of this, I am very satisfied with the recent enforcement actions, and it gives me more confidence that CIG is working toward a healthier and fairer Star Citizen environment. However, this situation also made me notice a possible risk in the current aUEC transfer system. At the moment, when a player receives an aUEC transfer, it seems that the recipient cannot clearly confirm the sender in advance, nor choose whether to accept or reject the transfer. This could potentially create an abuse scenario: a malicious player could use a low-cost account, exploit a bug to generate a large amount of aUEC, and then transfer it to a targeted player. As a result, an innocent player might be flagged as a suspicious beneficiary and could potentially face punishment or a ban. I understand that CIG needs to take abnormal money flows seriously. However, if the recipient has no choice or confirmation process before receiving the funds, malicious players may be able to abuse this system to frame others. Therefore, I would like to suggest adding a confirmation mechanism for aUEC transfers. For example: 1. When a transfer is initiated, the amount is temporarily frozen or reserved from the sender’s account. 2. The recipient receives a notification showing the sender’s username and the transfer amount. 3. The recipient can choose to accept or reject the transfer. 4. The aUEC is only delivered to the recipient after they confirm acceptance. 5. If the recipient does not accept within a limited time, such as 30 minutes, the transfer is automatically returned to the sender. This kind of system would help confirm whether the recipient intentionally accepted the funds, while also reducing the chance of malicious players abusing the transfer system to target innocent accounts. It could also give CIG clearer evidence when reviewing abnormal money movement. Finally, thank you to the CIG development team for your continued hard work on Star Citizen. This is a massive and complex game world, and I understand that maintaining the economy, fairness, and player experience is not an easy task. I also appreciate that CIG continues to listen to community feedback and work toward improving the game environment. BTW 中文原文 您好，CIG 開發團隊： 首先，我想表達我對於近期 CIG 嚴格處理利用 Bug 刷取金錢、道具，以及針對異常轉帳受益者進行調查與處置的支持與肯定。 我非常高興看到官方願意重視遊戲經濟環境的公平性，並且積極維護正常玩家的遊戲體驗。過去在遊戲中經常能看到大量不合理取得的資產，例如隨處可見的 Idris 旗艦，這確實會讓正常遊玩的玩家感到遊戲經濟受到破壞。因此，這次的處理讓我感到相當滿意，也讓我更有信心相信 CIG 正在努力讓 Star Citizen 的遊戲環境變得更加健康與公平。 不過，在這次事件中，我也注意到目前的 aUEC 轉帳機制可能存在一個風險。 目前玩家收到 aUEC 轉帳時，似乎無法事先確認收款人資訊，也無法主動選擇接受或拒絕該筆款項。這可能導致一種惡意情境：如果有玩家願意花費低成本帳號進入遊戲，利用 Bug 取得大量 aUEC，然後將這些資金轉給指定目標，就有可能造成無辜玩家被系統判定為異常受益者，甚至受到封鎖或懲罰。 我理解 CIG 需要對異常資金流動進行嚴格處理，但如果收款方在沒有任何確認或選擇權的情況下被動收到款項，可能會讓惡意玩家有機會濫用此機制來陷害其他人。 因此，我想建議 CIG 可以考慮為 aUEC 轉帳功能加入「收款確認機制」，例如： 1. 轉帳時，先將轉帳金額從轉出方帳戶中凍結或預扣。 2. 系統發送通知給收款方，並顯示轉帳者的使用者名稱與轉帳金額。 3. 收款方可以選擇「接受」或「拒絕」該筆轉帳。 4. 只有在收款方確認接受後，aUEC 才會正式進入收款方帳戶。 5. 如果超過一定時間未接受，例如 30 分鐘，該筆款項自動退回給轉帳方。 這樣的設計可以明確確認收款方是否有接受該筆款項的意圖，也能降低惡意玩家利用轉帳機制陷害其他玩家的可能性。同時，這也能讓 CIG 在判斷異常資金流動時，擁有更清楚的依據。 最後，感謝 CIG 開發團隊持續投入時間與心力維護 Star Citizen。這是一個非常龐大且複雜的遊戲世界，我相信維持經濟系統、公平性與玩家體驗都不是容易的事情。也感謝你們願意持續聆聽玩家社群的回饋，並努力讓遊戲環境變得更好。