I won my match!
They specifically say “no changes to hardware” so what could be done before can still be done since “no changes” which means hardware multiboxing 
This way not new. It’s practically ancient history now. They did it because single tap nodes were hurting you. It had nothing to do with multiboxers.
Except I rarely saw multiboxers there. I used to pick them when I saw them. The issue that the respawn rate was nerfed hard and multiboxers were blamed.
i said “no boxer i know.” do you think i have a million friend friends list limit or something? argue something else i didn’t say.
In your opinion.
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Yeah, but it indirectly benefitted them. Do you dispute this?
I saw them all the time, anecdotes are fun.
They are absolutely part of the issue. Whatever scarce resources existed were made scarcer. This should not be difficult to understand.
If you aren’t using broadcast software you aren’t skirting the rules.
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Apparently the player to whom you are responding neither farms gold or items, and doesn’t think anybody else should have them.
Multiboxing is not bannable.
Sorry to burst your bubble.
if someone made outlandish claims about why people raid or whatever these people would literally lose their minds and spam report it, but think it’s okay for them to tell people what their intentions are for things they don’t even do.
And if a all wow client run on a virtual machine, than your keyboard will control them all.
Impossible for the battle.net to tell the difference between a normal os and a vm.
One of the arguments made recently for banning multiboxing is that there will be so many false reports that investigators will be unable to keep up with them, so ban multiboxing now.
I think everyone knows what he meant.
Very few people think of setting a zombie alt account on follow while your main account does all the fighting and traveling as ‘multiboxing’ now.
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You are ignoring the
and automated gameplay
Key broadcasting is what the software does and them targeting it while saying this means they have decided key broadcasting is automated gameplay which is and has been against tos for a while. Don’t forget what it says after that either.
The use of input broadcasting software that mirrors keystrokes to multiple WoW game clients will soon be considered an actionable offense.
The rules are clear on what isn’t allowed: broadcast software.
Nothing else the OP posted is against any rules.
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It’s a lot easier to detect a cheating multiboxer than it is to spot a (well made) bot.
They claim they aren’t farming, there’s no way for us to know that. Don’t believe everything you hear.
This is an interesting post. I’d love to play with my alts in dungeons one day, but I suppose I missed my chance to do that.
You’re wrong. I’ve been told everyone who does this will be banned on all their accounts by forum posters claiming authority to make this claim.
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that is multiboxing though. and there have been people who said they want anyone with more than one wow account open, even if its on a different license and/or computer should be permabanned and that blizz should watch what everyone is doing so they can be banned swiftly. literally an anti boxer argument that i spent hours arguing against the other day.
Sorry, that is a bad argument.