If you are responding to me, yes it’s real…If they silence your battle net account for reasons…when you try to add someone as a friend, you get “game recorded blabla” and you need to relog…Your messages won’t go through with friends and everything else, you cannot invite even friends if you have the quest were you can play a quest with your friend and you both get 1500 xp ( which beat’s the whole purpose of the quest)…You cannot use d2r message service which technically kills you, and it applies to every game…If you get account silenced, all of your games are affected. And they don’t remove it, and don’t want to fix the interaction between getting silenced in HS and being silenced in D4…
I mean , maybe I am a coackroach in hearthstone but I want to play d4 and be a good guy, they just ban you overall, and in hs you get “game recorded, please restart hs”…because they cannot separate the API, but that’s a different discussion.
It is very easy to be tested, just add everyone you play against —> give them hell in messages (just for the funs) — > let them silence your battle net account (you need to do this multiple times, before whatever AI/Person they have there silences you, but you will get an e-mail that your bnet account is silenced and the period)—> try to send a friend request while silenced …You can also try sending them a friend request in a match, you will see that after the match is done you get “game recorded, please restart hearthstone”
Just so everyone knows, they just cannot take away your /w rights in hs, because in order for you to /wisp someone in hs they need to be your friend, they can silence your whole account, which in terms leads to this kind of errors. Good thing their app doesn’t need a restart, my god, what will we do if you need to rel log when you send a friend request.
The poster above talks about your list being full of requests, but doesn’t trigger errors…The request just doesn’t go to the one you want to add…
I urge you all to try it :D…I mean it is how it works, and if they changed anything, well…Carnivore is pleased because I now have a new Justin syndrome to debug.