People saying to report this guy’s friends are a rare breed of idiotic.
Do you still WANT friends? Did they rob a bank or did they pay real money for WoW gold? Lets weight the severity here and do the smart thing. And good for them, I really dont feel like farming endlessly for gold but that’s what I’m doing.
In this context, they could face account suspensions or bans, however there are legitimate ways to “buy gold” in Classic that are not against the EULA or CoC.
Namely, they can trade Retail gold for Classic gold, purchase a token or gift game time to someone in exchange for in-game gold.
“will somebody get banned for buying gold, asking fora friend”
This is the kind of post somebody puts up whilst looking at their options on a gold buying website…tldr…this dudes about to buy gold and curious of the risks.
You don’t have to be a criminal to be involved in court proceedings. There are lots of non criminals involved. Wow players are some of the deepest thinkers…
Oh I understand that perfectly fine. Your “E-thugs” comment just came across as the typical “You think you are hard? I did 10 years in the pen” kind of comment. Hence why I asked it as a question instead of making a statement
Not to mention you also stated as if it would be a positive thing to have been involved in a court case more serious than a traffic accident. Not sure how this statement would have been relevant to the situation if you weren’t talking about the actual criminal. Being involved as jury, judge, prosecutor, defense attorney, or even as stenographer would not change your “thug” level.