You’ve claimed that numerous times. I’ve disagreed just as often. Multiboxing is obviously a pay to win strategy.
This makes no sense because you’re not describing how it’s unfair. What are you comparing to? How is it unfair? A group of players not multiboxed is unfair to one person playing one account not multiboxed. So how is multiboxing any different?
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its unfair because its only accessible to the players willing to pay more money than the other players
I’m sorry but you’ve not disagreed on anything discussed in this message thread concerning what I’ve posted in regards to pay-to-win. A group of players still pays for the accounts when they go through a dungeon. Just like a multiboxer pays for the accounts when the multiboxer goes through the dungeon. So what makes it different in terms of pay-to-win?
The other play styles aren’t paying more per month. Multiboxers play several times as much as a normal player to gain an advantage in the game.
If you don’t like multiboxers then you should NEVER join a group or raid. because if what you are saying is true then you are pay to win also by joining a group/raid
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You’re still not making any sense. Accessible and ‘willing’ don’t match. Multiboxers don’t pay more than a group of players do. It’s the same amount of money for the subscription.
There are several reasons I might not respond to an argument. I might be off doing something else. I don’t live on the forum like you seem to. Also some arguments are so ignorant I don’t consider them worth replying to. Some people are also not worth spending time replying to.
Can you explain that please? 
I have said twice on the whole math thing of multboxers, vs groups, vs solo. Maybe you can fill me in on what i’m missing here that makes that statement true? 
I’l go over briefly the math and correct me if i’m wrong.
- 1 normal person pays for account: $15 a month.
- A multiboxer pays for 5 (for example) accounts: 15x5 = $75 a month.
- 5 accounts, 5 different people each in a group, $15 each, $75 total.
- 5 accounts own by a multiboxer in a group, $75 each, $75 total.
thats a logical fallacy as the group or raid requires coordination between multiple players, something absent from a multiboxer
So you want to compare the multiboxer to one person playing one account then or do you want to compare the multiboxer to a group of players? Please explain exactly what it is you want to compare to. Then we can go from there from the beginning since you missed all of that discussion.
Perhaps you weren’t smart enough to get it, but I was referring to you in my last comment. It was a reply to you. That really should have been enough for even a man of average intelligence
By that definition everyone pays to win.
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So you want to discuss the play style of the multiboxer as it pertains to a group or raid then? Please explain what it is about the multiboxer that you would like to discuss. Switching between various subjects with one sentence doesn’t make sense especially considering that all of this has already been discussed throughout this message thread. If you want to compare the multiboxer to a group or raid why not state that from the beginning.
right, each player pays $15 a month. whats unfair is the advantage it gives them by bypassing the tedious nature of needing to find a group or coordinate multiple players to achieve an objective. whether or not you recognize this as a problem is your own prerogative, but facts dont care about your feelings, and its factual that multiboxers bypass the group formation and coordination aspect of this game which encompasses so many sub aspects
I look down on because he wants other people to be blocked from making advantageous choices that he’s unable or unwilling to make. This is my lat reply to you.
Have you ever multiboxed? if no then how are you making comparisons.
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here is video evidence of a multiboxer soloing a dungeon at level using 4 warriors and a shaman. https://youtu.be/pLr1crX4dVU
the comparison is inherent in the observations made by an observer
You’re making wild assumptions but we can continue on and discuss how the MMORPG was designed. When you log in as a single player not multiboxed you have a choice to join a guild or not. You also have the option to stay as a solo player asking in trade chat to join a group or not. If you don’t want to have any advantages over anyone in the game you can stay solo without joining a group. But the moment you join a group you have an unfair advantage over one person playing one account that isn’t in a group. Just like a multiboxer has an unfair advantage over one person playing one account that isn’t in a group.
Each player pays $15 a month. Each multiboxed character also pays $15 a month for each character. So when a group is formed all players still pay $15 a month just like a multiboxed group would.
If you as a player do not enjoy finding a group and describe it as a 'tedious nature of needing to find a group or coordinate multiple players to achieve an objective." then maybe you’re not cut out for doing that process. It sounds like you don’t enjoy playing the game in that regard. Why do you play then?
no because that player can also form a group for free, whereas to multibox that player has to pay more money