A while back, I purchased a nice gaming keyboard. I bought it mainly for the mechanical keys and the pretty lights. But I know it can also run keyboard macros. I've thought about setting up macros for some of the more tedious functions in Sea of Thieves, like storing/removing resources, filling a banana crate, etc.
So my question is, would such use of keyboard macros be a violation of the game's rules? I wouldn't want to unwittingly break the rules and risk being banned. It's not clear to me if macro use is explicitly and always against the rules. Clarification would be appreciated.
Then there's the less cut and dry issue...
Assuming macro use isn't expressly against the rules...is it ethical in a shared-world, cross-platform game? As far as I know, Xbox users don't have the ability to use macros. Even other PC users without whiz-bang gaming keyboards may not have access to macros. So even if it's not a violation, should I voluntarily choose not to use the abilities my hardware provides? This PC and all its peripherals cost a lot more than even a top of the line Xbox. Am I entitled to benefit from that investment in Sea of Thieves? Or should I resist for the sake of fair-play?
These are all open, unbiased questions. Let's talk about it.
