In video games, an exploit is the use of a bug or glitch, in a way that gives a substantial unfair advantage to players using it.
World of Warcraft’s in-game code of conduct states that “exploiting other players is a serious offense and will result in harsh penalties”. Other activities that are considered cheating include:
Using third-party programs to automate gameplay
Exploiting bugs
Engaging in any activity that grants an unfair advantage
Scamming
Account sharing
Win-trading
Sorry some random forums mod doesn’t set rules Hirav, Blizzard does.
An exploit (short for exploitative method) is a way of playing [World of Warcraft] in a manner that was clearly not intended by [Blizzard Entertainment], in order to gain an advantage over other players.
No, they didn’t because that’s not blizzard’s policy. Idk why you have this idea. Forums mods are in charge of the forums, that’s it. They don’t speak for blizzard.
I have, you clearly have not if you think a forums mod speaks for blizzard. In fact, I run my own ranch, so I am my own boss, and my employees don’t speak for me. You simply make this claim because it helps your narrative.
Doesn’t matter. Your statement is claiming an employ of blizzard gets to set the rules. That’s simply not true in any situation. Now a rep would make sense, a forums mod is not a rep.
Show me a different definition then. And I mean gaming definition obviously. But I already know you won’t because you refuse to give it because it destroys your whole argument.
