Nah bro, just because he never got past 1800 on anything else ever doesn’t mean anything. He is glad quality, he even says.
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And some people prefer playing the game casually to make gold and then join a community effort to get achievements. I mean that’s the wow token right? Some people have time and no money or some people have money and no time so the token solves it. Keep deflecting 
Boosting in an MMO always should be dealt with. Neither the booster or boostie have any legit intentions for doing it. Boosters want to RMT and boosties want to cheat at a video game for pixels.
Boosters should get a better job so they don’t need to make a living off WoW gold and boosties should either accept being a casual player or work on improving.
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Comparing achievement communities to boosting ones is a bad take. Keep dodging though.
I love seeing these people who can’t clear heroic talk about the deep concern they feel about people getting heroic runs done for them. I’m sure its a deep issue they deal with, and not just them being mentally ill and needing to have an opinion on something that has nothing to do with them.
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Didnt specify communities, i meant people join boost communities to get achievements, sorry I didnt realize I’d have to spell it out for you to understand
Considering the char had no 3s achievments, they had no MMR. You aren’t going from 0CR-2400 in 200 games with a barely positive w/l unless your MMR is getting bolstered(which it is, by the boosters). The person’s affinity for boosting makes it pretty obvious, and a shoe-in.
Dragon Killing Andies don’t go from 0CR to Elite in a couple weeks with low-level prior experience. The more telling part, is that who would get 2400 and then never play another game towards Glad? Someone who can’t afford it.
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that would fall under the “establish escrow services” portion of the ban so no…no they cant
Or they fought against high mmr boosters and beat them
The amazing part? The amount of people in here that don’t arena to notice this obvious boost. I don’t think this guy thought he would be exposed when he called me hardstuck LOL.
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here’s an honest solution blizzard should test:
- get rid of the wow token.
that’s it. no more spending real money for gold which can in turn be used to buy boosts. if boosts sales don’t drop after say a 6 month period, reinstate token sales.
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Why don’t you want to play with people normally through LFG and have fun with them without charging them? Surely there are other ways for you to make gold if you care so much about growing the community… pretty sus. It’s almost as if you don’t actually care about growing the community, just your own pockets.
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You’re seething.
You are so out of your element here that I am embarrassed for you tbh. This is going to be like when you found out Santa wasn’t real if a few more arena people show up.
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There is nothing to understand, you didn’t write anything. I could make assumptions I guess?
Look people can make anything with their gold, nobody disagree on that.
But I don’t think we should follow the insights or give credence to someone (OP) who argues for status quo when said person completely discredited themselves by admitting they want to, on top of paying a subscription to blizzard, pay gold (potentially RM, let’s be real) to achieve content they don’t want and don’t need to do in the first place.
The very foundation of his argument are as steady as quicksand.
You want to argue for boosting spam? ( Because that’s the central problem this new policy, attempts to address)
Find some better rational than this guy, Christ.
As for Blizzard, honestly they would have been better off banning boost spam from trade chat all together and just create a new city chat channel that serve specifically for that.
Something that you do NOT enter by default but can activate if need be to see what’s up.
So you mean we need to get rid of gold? That’s the only conclusion I can come to because you are saying gold as a means of exchange is unfair
This is not how this works.
boosting sux, losers
Okay poor boi
No, good riddance. Great news.
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