Multi boxers create a negative rmt feedback loop

Please do. I’m sure you’ll see the phrase ‘permitted but unsupported’. Guess what that means.

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Are they botting? No?

Can you do the same thing? Yes?

Do I care? No

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Here you go. Merry Christmas.

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Pop on over and ask them yourself, then.

They aren’t farming gold to buy more accounts. They steal the accounts from dumb players that buy their services. be it gold-selling, power-leveling, whatever.

They farm gold to sell to those same dumb players.

Like I said…

Note the second paragraph:

Overall, multiboxing software tends simply reproduce your keystroke across multiple World of Warcraft clients. In that case, there generally isn’t anything wrong with it. It isn’t a supported playstyle, but neither is it prohibited.

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Yeha I can read. It says multiboxing is neither supported nor prohibited. The playstyle. Not the software. They didn’t comment on the software.

This neither here nor there anyway. I want them to change their stance on the software.

And the use the gold same as multiboxers, to purchase extra bot accounts.

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Don’t you think if the software was verboten, they’d say so?

I’m beginning to think I may have been mistaken a moment ago. You just might actually be this dense IRL.

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Seems that poster does a LOT of this…

Sealioning
A subtle form of trolling involving “bad-faith” questions. You disingenuously frame your conversation as a sincere request to be enlightened, placing the burden of educating you entirely on the other party. If your bait is successful, the other party may engage, painstakingly laying out their logic and evidence in the false hope of helping someone learn. In fact you are attempting to harass or waste the time of the other party, and have no intention of truly entertaining their point of view. Instead, you react to each piece of information by misinterpreting it or requesting further clarification, ad nauseum.

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Well, now that you mention it, that does seem to happen an awful lot in these threads.

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Actually blizz has a habit of not commenting on other software. Doing so they say gives out more info on their ban triggers then they want. I think that’s how that LTT guy got falsely banned and then unbanned since he had a large social media platform to complain on.

Sealioning is the root of all evil …like money use to be :laughing:

and man…‘what if’…blizzard did give a big thumbs up to some 3rd party sofware…and somehow that software was able to be used to hack someones personal data?
No way Id want my name attached to something I didnt personally create when the class action suit is filed

That’s part of it. The big reason, as explained to me by the Blues in CSF, is the potential that they give tacit approval to a bit of third party software, then the developer alters it in a shady manner. Next thing, people are getting pinched for using it, and crying about how Blizzard said it was okay to use.

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Another mboxer thread. Seriously, is there nothing more important you want to talk about than something that has so much grey in its beard, it looks like the Santa Claus of topics.

There is no difference between a 5-person mboxer farming leather and a 5 person group farming leather. It all adds up to the same thing. If an item is valuable to someone, someone else will farm it. And ultimately people who need that material or item will buy it to use or wear or whatever, so that they can go out and play those aspects of the game they enjoy without having to farm that thing. There is nothing to stop an individual from farming it and on a really busy, well-populated server prices are always going to fluctuate, especially for things people really want. I see groups forming all the time in premade to do exactly that sort of thing.

If you participate, or offer the opportunity to others to participate, it will happen. And you don’t need five or ten accounts to do that.

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It would be a very poor quality experiment.

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Exactly! Seems folks don’t remember guilds would form basically raid groups back in the day, and go to places like Burning Steppes to farm dragonkin scales for their crafters to make fire resist gear for the guild for MC. The people that keep spamming this topic must have very boring mundane lives to constantly whine, and complain about something that very few people do.

You would actually have to supply some valid reasons for this.

Or even back in Legion when Herbalists could plant seeds to gather more plants. You’d get 10 people together with a bunch of seeds and everyone could gather a ton of mats that way.

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I remember that! It was an excellent idea where you had a seed drop and could plant it and others could be there to gain from it as well.

We need more of that in the game, I reckon. If nothing else, it promotes social interaction. And profit… :upside_down_face:

Idk about the seed thing lol. I hardly touch professions in this game. Just not a fun activity imo. But I would go out with guildies, and help them farm mats. That’s why I mentioned dragonkin scales. Our guild would form groups of like 15 people, maybe more depending, and go kill the stuff needed for mats. It was not the most exciting thing ever, but we did have a goodtime joking around in Ventrillo telling jokes, etc, while we were killing those dragons in the burning steppes. Pretty sure the people questing in that area were not happy with us though lol. Especially since I was playing on a pvp realm back then, and yeah the lowbies hated us I’m sure. But guess what? They didn’t run off to the forums Chronically complaining constantly, because yeah pvp happened on a pvp realm hahaha.

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