Exactly! You’re first stating that it’s not true then explaining that it is true.
No matter how you view it, if you are facing more people on the opposite faction by a factor of 5 to 1, you are unfairly disadvantaged.
So you’re claiming that only when a multiboxer steam rolls 1 player that it’s unfair but when 5 players do it, it’s fair? That’s what I’ve been getting at this entire time. It’s still unfair no matter how you view it. It’s the nature of how the game design is set up but it’s still unfair!! You’re arguing now that it’s only unfair when a multiboxer does it but when 5 separate players kill one that’s fair but it’s still not. Sorry to break it to you but world PvP is not ever fair. There’s always one side with greater numbers than the other. People discuss that all of the time that world PvP isn’t fair now you want to turn all of that around and claim it is.
That’s a lie and I think you know it. Multiboxers pay for things no one can get for free. To keep my tailoring leveled up enough to be useful I had to farm cloth. The drops I got while questing weren’t enough. As a holy priest it wasn’t easy. I might on rare occasions get a friend to help me farm cloth but it was a big favor I was asking. Multiboxers pay for it. As a holy priest it’s relatively easy for me to find groups. But even so I sometimes have difficulty and sometimes skip the end of a chain if it takes too long to find someone. Multiboxers pay to never have to look or wait to find a group.
You can lie and claim you always find groups immediately for every quest in the game no matter how easy or how hard. For every dungeon no matter when you want to run it or how many times. Or that you always have help farming profession mats. But everyone who has played this game will know you’re lying.
You haven’t come to the realization that when you’re outnumbered by a factor of 5 to 1 that the 5 have an unfair advantage over the 1. It is not only when a multiboxer does it, it’s still unfair in the design of the MMORPG. That’s the way it is and always has been that way. It’s still unfair to the one person playing one account. It’s how it was designed and there really isn’t anything you can do about it if you run into 5 people of the opposite faction by yourself then you are disadvantaged unfairly.
Now we come to the crux of the issue with you and everyone else that seems to think that it is fair when 5 people roll over 1 person in PvP. It’s still unfair no matter how you view it. It’s by design that way.
You’re arguing that world PvP is fair no matter what only when a multiboxer plays that’s when it’s unfair? Yet players of all sorts have stated on these forums and in every discussion of PvP that world PvP is never fair. But when you want to talk about multiboxing you want to make the argument that world PvP is always fair except when a multiboxer does it? Please tell me that’s correct what I believe you’re stating ’
It’s still unfair when 5 players meet 1 player no matter how you view it. When the 5 players meet the 1 on the battlefield it’s unfair to the one. Now of course we’re talking same gear, same level, etc and no extenuating circumstance to the battle. It’s still unfair to the 1 person whether the 5 are multiboxed or not. That’s where your issue is. See we finally get to the point you don’t understand.
This actually would see better use for other games then just playing two instances of WoW.
All depending on what you mean by Decent Graphics Card, Modern CPU and a bunch of ram. A Nvidia Geforce GTX 1660 with Intel Core i7-6700 and 16 gbs of ram?
multiboxing is unfair because it involves a player paying more money than another player in order to skip the group formation and social coordination aspects of world of warcraft
grouping up is fair because its a fundamental aspect of world of warcraft.
keep arguing nonsense points about nothing if you wish, but these factually accurate statements hold up beyond any misconstrued logic you people think you are capable of presenting.
So you want to bring in choice to the equation. Not that the players met on the battlefield 1 to 5. Now you’re changing the subject to choice which is an entirely different discussion point. The subject of choice doesn’t change the fact that 5 players have an unfair advantage over 1. Just because the 1 could have grouped up but decided not to in order to make it to BRM and died to 5 real players doesn’t mean the 5 didn’t have an unfair advantage.
So now you’re changing the subject again back to what we’ve already gone over. We’ve already gone through the comparison from a multiboxer to a group formed by separate people and detailed it all the way down.
Your statement: “grouping up is fair because its a fundamental aspect of world of warcraft” is in regards to what exactly? Like for example how does this pertain to the discussion so far? Are you stating that because a person has a choice to group or not that makes it fair to those that didn’t group? Because if that’s what you’re stating then it’s not accurate. The group still has an unfair advantage over one person playing one account that doesn’t group. No matter how you view it, it’s still that way. If you’re stating it because you agree that a group is fair when comparing to a multiboxer then I would state that the five separate players has an advantage over a multiboxer of 5 in PvP and in PvE.
Sorry to break it to you but world PvP is not ever fair. There’s always one side with greater numbers than the other. People discuss that all of the time that world PvP isn’t fair now you want to turn all of that around and claim it is.