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A “flaw” in the system is that it does not police 3rd party apps, do I suggest they prevent players from using a 3rd party voice comm app? No, of course not and that would be ridiculous if they tried.
However, having a discord megaserver for the sole purpose of circumventing Blizzard’s OBVIOUS push to limit preforms in AV IS exploitative. It’s clearly something Blizzard does not want as they have taken several steps to prevent preforms, using an external tool to do it anyway IS an exploit regardless of how you want to defend it.
Using a 3rd party tool to preform a battleground at a party size higher than intended by the game’s mechanics and developer intentions.
It doesn’t matter if it’s 6 people, 10 people, or 20 people, anything more than 5 is not intended game design.
Okay, now explain what alliance are doing that is an exploit.
Re-read the first sentence of the post you replied to.
Read it until you understand it and how it applies to the situation, until you do that I wont bother responding anymore.
It doesn’t apply to the situation as alliance are not joining a BG in groups greater than 5.
nobody cares whats intended game design or not, we want horde to quit the game
Again, disingenuous response. But you know that and it’s why you have to bend over backwards for technicalities instead of owning the situation.
When people queued all for the same AV in groups of 20-30-40 they weren’t “in a party” either, some weren’t on the same server! But still Blizzard took action because it’s not intentional game design. Keep moving the goalpost, you know you’re wrong.
You mean the change they made to remove the BG numbers? Yes that was over a year and a half ago. And wasn’t targeted at queue syncing at all.
What was it targetted at, then? Curious
Ummm no. It was definitely targeted towards queue syncing.
It was more targeted at people queue dropping.
You mean the people dropping their queue when they didn’t get in the one they were trying to sync with?.. Bro how much are you gonna move these goalposts.
I’m not? Blizzard broke that long ago.
Listen dude, at this point I don’t know if you’re feigning ignorance if you are actually oblivious to the game as it exists around you. They changed it BECAUSE alliance were premading AVs, there’s clear evidence of this. Remain ignorant if you want, but if you haven’t spent the time to basically educate yourself it’s not worth my time to debate your opinion.
Right Blizzard changed the specific issue that was a problem, and hey guess what it’s wasn’t using third party chat.
So what exact exploit are alliance using now?
Alright, last post from me because I’m just convinced you’re trolling at this point. If you aren’t, follow this short process to come to your answer. I’ve said it several times, but you can’t seem to be able to read.
Look up the definition of exploit, keep it on a tab so you can reference it in case your goldfish memory loses it.
Know that Blizzard does not want teams in any form or fashion of greater than 5 people to be in a battleground together.
Now realize and acknowledge that many people all using a 3rd party tool to pseudo-group in excess of 5 people is commonplace, which is something that Blizzard does not want.
If you’re too dense to figure it out from there there’s nothing that can be done and I’m out.
So it’s ok that horde makes premade groups in WSG that make up 50% of the team, but if alliance brings 20 people into an AV that makes up 50% of the team that’s unfair.
World class logic by horde and Blizzard there.
You can’t make pre-made anymore. Only 5 man groups now.
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That went right over your head, I’m talking % of players, a group in WSG is 50% of the team, that’s no different than 20 players being 50% in AV.