No it doesn’t. If your answer was that a group can clear a dungeon and a single player can’t clear the dungeon then why compare a multiboxer that can clear the dungeon to a single player that can’t clear it?
If you want to compare apples to apples you would compare the multiboxer to the full group that can clear the dungeon. Which is 5 accounts to 5 accounts. $75 to $75. Not pay-to-win.
because multiboxers are one player
paying 5 accounts. Same as the group. 
Both clears the dungeon.
apples to apples? you mean 1 player versus 5 players?
So you’re saying don’t need more then $15 a month to enjoy WoW?
not the same as a group because the group is consisted of players paying for one account
5 accounts that can clear a dungeon to 5 accounts that can clear a dungeon.
5 of the first are multiboxed. 5 of the second accounts are not. Both can clear the dungeon. apples to apples.
Are you broken?
well then were not talking about multiboxers then are we? we would be talking about accounts
Can you answer my question directly or are you just going to say things like “i’m broken” all day? 
except that one set of those 5 accounts only has to be controlled by one player
read again. 5 accounts multiboxed to 5 accounts not multiboxed. apples to apples.
“5 accounts multiboxed to 5 accounts not multiboxed” lol
Sure, just as soon as you start making sense.
yes? So you agree now. When you compare the two you get the same.
yeah but were not discussing the validity of accounts, were discussing the validity of the act of multiboxing
you actually dont because they arent the same because one is controlled by one player versus 5 players
We were discussing the numbers. The group has the ability to clear the dungeon. Just like the multiboxer would
yeah youre right. but one player pays more than the other players. $15 a month per player vs $75 a month per player to accomplish the same task, making clearing a dungeon worth $75 to one guy vs clearing a dungeon being worth $15 to 5 guys
If you want a game where you can control multiple party members and the game is actually intended to be played as such might I suggest:
Knights of the Old Republic
Mass Effect
Dragon Age
coincidentally all made by the same company, but I’m sure there are other examples.