I would understand AFK-kicking if SE was a startup indie company which can legitimately have issues with servers and lack of funding to fix it.Just imagine that you have to sit out 15 minutes queue after seeing hunt train announcement, best case you'll be able to join it halfway. Things such as gathering unspoiled and legendary nodes, fishing, waiting for specific party finder to fill or appear, waiting for hunt train require you to be in game. Once you get kicked, you aren't guaranteed that you are going to get back in without queue. First of all, many activities in FFXIV are tied to specific time windows.Here is my personal opinion about it and why I think it's OK to do so: Some people question ethical side of this plugin and in general are against circumventing auto-afk kicking. Not anymore Ethical side of the plugin and my personal opinion about auto-kick But you can just open hud layout and you won't be kicked! It won't send keypress if you are actually playing. Seems like for now it's enough to make game think user is still active.

It just sends left control key to the game every now and then. Upon doing so ACT may ask you to unblock file. Open up ACT, go to 'Plugins' tab, then to 'Plugin Listing', then click 'Browse' button and select DLL file you have just downloaded, and finally click 'Add/Enable plugin'. ACT plugin and standalone version must be updated manually if ever needed.Дetailed instruction available here: ACT plugin Using AntiAfkKick as Dalamud plugin provides advantages of automatically launching together with game and automatic updates. Recommended if you are using FFXIV Quick Launcher. Please use responsibly, this is meant to be used for gatherers or if you are waiting for raid/pf/event, not to just afk in limsa dancing Dalamud plugin If you don't think any of the above situations apply, you can use this feedback form to request a review of this block.An application, Dalamud and ACT plugin for preventing being auto-kicked from FFXIV due to inactivity.

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