No, it won’t. It will just become guilds selling runs. They have no need to take it to discord.
Nope, they haven’t. They don’t have a spreadsheet. Any monitoring that will be done will be automated.
You don’t ned to trade within the instance.
No, it won’t. If that is the case people wouldn’t RMT. There would be no bots. There is no such thing as a shockwave of fear. Just a wave of PR that does nothing.
No, they won’t. I’ve already told you exactly what will happen. This will have the exact opposite effect you are seeking.
Yeah “illicit players”… you think Blizzard is going to purge themselves? No, but I guess you conveniently forget that Blizzard employees including the former president participated in the next step that will occur in retail.
No, it won’t make anything better. It will actively make things worse. The only thing that it making better is the pocket of GDKP host as they change it to selling runs from a guild. Which happens even with personal loot. Which is a terrible idea, that no one liked, which is why they allowed people to choose to not use it. The only thing personal thing is good for is LFR… and we are already fighting against that.
A retail-like lockout system while beneficial would have no impact on this… any impact it would have would be beneficial to people selling runs. Why you ask? Because a retail-like lockout system encourages players to jump in and out of runs. So you’ll have things like PuG fall apart more often. You’ll have any PuG Leader being far stricter in their recruiting method because they will have even less control over getting people to stay in the run. They won’t be able to take any bad player. They will become a lot more “Have good logs, or you don’t get an invite”.
Bots, yes. RMTers, yes. GDKPs, no. There are going to be Bots and RMTers no matter what you do. Look at retail. They had no GDKPs. They have more bots and more RMTers their classic all of whom were far more blatant in their boting and buying and nothing was done.
Yes, that is why you ban the gold seller… GDKPs. You don’t punish the 99% for the 1% that doesn’t make any sense. Especially when it is easy to tell which host are selling gold and which are not.
GDKP or not. These “businesses” will stay in business. They will adapt… especially when the alternative system already exists for them and has been legitimized by Blizzard themselves.
Yep, and the same thing has happened with what will replace GDKPs. You aren’t solving an issue. You are putting a bandaid on a gushing wound and calling it “fixed”. You aren’t addressing the issue. You are making the same mistake Blizzard has constantly made in your thought process.
Stop thinking bandaid solutions are going to fix anything. All they ever do it punish those who aren’t doing the things you accuse the majority of. All the while making it more lucrative for the 1% by making things harder for the average player.