Can I P2W someone to come do my laundry please thanks.
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But paying others to play the game for them earns them the same rewards as those who play and earn it themselves is what makes it pay-to-win.
However, personally, yes, I think paying someone else to play the game for them makes them losers, not winners.
And I still say Blizzard should have it so anyone not meeting a certain threshhold of engagement in a dungeon/raid does not get achievement/achievement progress/title/mount/pet/whatever from any boss and/or completion.
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This game is 100% pay to win and I don’t understand how anyone can come up with the conclusion that it isn’t
You can literally pay people to win the game for you in all of the 3 end game content types(Mythic, Raid PVP)
Two people have fresh 60 accounts. One decides to buy boosts and the other decides to actually learn/play the game. Who gets added to end game content?
1)The ilevel 230+ with AOTC achievement and full shard set
2)The ilevel 210 with no achievements
As a community we need to stop acting like these boosts don’t negatively affect players.
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Likely some youtuber shill feeding you your opinions.
Which one? I don’t care to guess. Gear doesn’t mean jack if you have no idea how to play your class, I don’t really care how you slice it you will always be able to tell the difference between someone whom plays at a high level and someone whom boosted.
No skin off my nose if you want to delude yourself though, you do you.
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You think people who pay wow tokens to get boosts care about how to play their class? lol!
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But you’re not paying Blizzard, you are paying other people. You just said that yourself. You guys make no sense.
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It’s sad you need this explained to you, but just because it involves a booster that blizzard is in contact with, doesn’t change the fact that you can pay money, and get a large advantage over others. Regardless of the avenues u need to take
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Is this some veiled “get on my level” thing or some veiled “These people are beating me and I’m sad” thing.
I can’t tell which.
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The fact that you don’t get the distinction between a random person “selling” a service in game versus being able to pay Blizz directly for mythic clears is kind of sad.
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you’re dodging
Blizzard gets paid no matter who purchases a token they don’t care if it comes from your shiny gold coins
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False. There would be no boost market if this were true.
3 times the damage over someone else does mean Jack
Wait, Blizzard is now CONTACTING boosters?
Are YOUR arms tired, because that is a HUGE reach.
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What is made up crap for $500 Alex.
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So are you, answer this:
You either won’t, or you can’t because it breaks your argument.
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I didn’t dodge anything, I am not to blame because you can’t follow toddler logic and think that giving money to Blizz and using gold to pay a third party for something is the same thing.
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Yes there would be.
Because there’s been a “Boost” market since the beginning of this game, and you can still clearly see the difference between people who bought accounts or got carried to certain thresholds since Vanilla.
Boosting isn’t a new thing, and tokens didn’t create it. Yet same as ever, there’s a stark difference between someone who just bought their account / got carried to their gear, and someone whom actually knows what their doing.
The fact you think this is a false statement means you’re completely clueless on the subject. 
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you don’t realize my post is proved by you, conveniently cutting it
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You’re clueless, this scandle already leaked months ago
This thread is now my reader’s digest for later. So many different viewpoints, so much anger. Soaps got nothing on this.
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It doesn’t because it’s just irrelevant. If you get the gold legitimately then it’s fine, not pay to win. That’s the end of it? Not sure how that effects paying 200$ for bis gear