duplicate protections made it way easier without it was normal to have many rares missing
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Or you could take the $1250/ year and invest in an S&P 500 fund for 60% return every five years and cease the insanity of pyssing away money into a time sink trying to sell you āvalueā
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ā¦for them to scam people (as the rest of the mode does). As anyone who has spent more than two second in the mode can attest to.
I can see many a poster now thinking āteach me, senpai!ā
Good for you bro.
Ultimately, I decided to quit as well. It was just taking a toll on my mental health.
The money that I was spending on Hearthstone I now spend it on Jerkmate or Onlyfans.
IMO, itās worth way more there than here.
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And you think your mental health has improved?
Why do people who make a point of telling us they donāt play the game anymore continue to comment on this forum?
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Yes. Yes it has.
Because we can.
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And why does it bother you so much that they do?
I find it interesting that someone who claims to be against insulting other posters frequently acts like a mod (a violation of coc) and tries to dictate who can and canāt post here.
Good for you!
Donāt let haters get you down!
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#1 Blizzard Employee
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if this forum showed the playtime we would see theirs increasing non stop like those people posting negative reviews on some steam games who played 5 hours at the time of the review , over 200 hours played barely a month later
How nice that the pro company trolls want people doxxed because they criticize the game, the devs, and the compay.
Hey mods, I get you protect certain people from the numersou coc violations such as this because they support the companyā¦but thereās a line somewhere, right?
RIGHT?!
dont know what kind of sorcery you think can be used to identify someone from their playtime
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Note, for those paying attention, that the deflection from calling for account details to be shared will now be dismissed as āno big deal.ā
Sharing of personal information is still account information, and calling for it is still a form of doxxing, which is a crime, threatening to other posters, and a threat. And multiple violations of the coc.
Par for the course for pro company posters.
you still havent explained how playtime can be used to identify a player
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Why peoplesā PRIVATE account details deserved to be shared because they criticize the company. Doxxing is bad, and illegal. And calling for it in any form is a violation of the coc.
playtime cant be used to contact you or identify you like personal info can used a
you still havent explained how can be used to identify players
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The company hating trolls are all over this thread.
lying pro company poster now shifts goalposts in a desperate attempt to try and cover his call for illegal account info doxxing:
Sepecifically calling for players PRIVATE ACCOUNT INFORMATION to be shared publically is calling for doxxing, which is illegal.
Funny how the mods are silent on this.
Thatās insulting to other posters. I thought you were against that.
but there is no link between playtime and personal information and is completely harmless because you cant get someone location or identify them with playtime
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Hereās one Iām sure they will support and wonāt go all āeternal victim (for the company) and take everything to 11 instead of being rational and level headed:ā
every poster who is a blizzard employee, one of their agents, representatives, bots, etc not already identified by text color will have a giant āBā logo next to their name. No personal information revealed, doesnāt say who they are, just the āB.ā No objections from the pro company crowd, right? After all:
with it.
Yāall this has GOT to be irony
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