Model Changer Okay?

[Linkx-doomhammer]

I have been seeing a lot of streamers promoting and using model changers for Classic.

Is this against ToS? If so, can plebs use it or just “Influencers”

Look at this clip, and his VoDs. He switches models all the time.

 https://www.twitch.tv/sonii/clip/SuperLachrymoseAsparagusNononoCat  

[Sniperorc-azgalor (Sniperorc)]

Classic doesn’t have a different TOS from Retail.

Update to Recent Suspensions

We recently completed a wave of suspensions for World of Warcraft accounts that were found to be operating third-party software that undermines the security of the World of Warcraft client. Reverse engineering and bypassing security protocols that safeguard against client modification is a clear violation of our Terms of Service, and we regularly take action against such behavior. Many of the suspensions issued were for 180 days, as the exploit we detected allows for very malicious activities s…

…we found that some suspended accounts appeared to be only using the detected exploit to do client-side character model alteration. That is an activity that we would prefer to respond to with a warning…

The use of third party software that modifies the World of Warcraft game client is against our Terms of Service.

[Linkx-doomhammer]

Thanks for the clarification. So its definitely against the ToS, but is usually an activity that a warning is issued for.

[Sniperorc-azgalor (Sniperorc)]

It was originally a 180-day suspension in a humongous banwave for everyone replacing or injecting game files, including cosmetic model swappers. Blizz backed down on banning users of the less abusive use cases (cosmetic, rather than those who hacked models for practical in-game advantage). But I’m willing to bet that the warning is the only one that wil be given to the community. I would expect some kind of suspension action from now on.