What I think is funny is that you guys think they aren’t all using scripts to keep their rotation that perfect anyway. Whether they ban for this or not, none of them are really legitimately playing the same game as the rest of us.
I think you might be confused about which exploit or trolling. It was used to beat a boss. The horse is already out of the barn.
if you do a world quest before they ban the exploiters you’re a shill
The first part is a snippet of a known drama gremlin on Twitter.
Judging by the comments in that same thread, no one is actually sure if this is working, and there are a lot of citations that it is, indeed, fixed.
I’m doing research instead of taking Dratnos’ video at face value and you say I’m trolling. Do the work with me or don’t pull this card;
Dratnos and Tettles are CASTING Liquid RWF.
On their stream.
Hired for it.
And they are BOTH discussing this HAPPENED.
Why are you denying it? lol
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I really don’t care?
I’m looking through patch notes, Wowhead articles about the bug, the twitter post in question, and watched the video beyond the mark you timestamped.
I see no definitive evidence of exploitation.
The closest we get is a details readout of Arcane Splinters damage which I don’t even know the context of, and whether or not it’s even a bug or exploit.
Work with me or shut up, frankly.
Blizzard do not publish all fixes.
They will definitely not post “fixed an issue that allowed malicious players to stack indefinitely spellslinger by intentionally fighting a boss without directly attacking it and using macros to attack on focus and damage to focus targets”
You can test things in-game yourself, whether a fix is published or not - which is what the Wowhead article I linked did.
Don’t worry Snowpine, one day they may let you fetch coffee for them. Just keep worshiping them and denying what your own eyes are seeing.
Do you have some of their merch (I bet you do) maybe you should wear that more?
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Is that how the exploit worked? Focus macros?
Then this statement:
Is just pure delusion lol
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You care. I do not.
I’m not the one lying for them that would be you.
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Here is why you can’t see:
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I don’t pay attention to it. the whole RWF is unrealistic gear funneling rule bending / breaking unrealistic **** show.
These people all get early access to practice and have inside information on fights and have armies of simps to do their bidding.
It would be cool to have one that was legit and real and content came out with no heads up and people had to actually figure it out and gear naturally and do a actual world’s first the way most people play the game.
It’s just a publicity stunt to market the game.
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I haven’t lied. I just didn’t watch a Dratnos video of a Twitter post and take it as gospel.
What a child. I will stop looking into this, lose your mind of your own volition, I’m going to continue doing something else. Save your tears so I can sell them as a joke item when the raid is cleared or w/e.
Dratnos explains it, discuss with Tettles. Denying it is like saying Earth is flat while onboard of a ship in orbit.
It is not like something that happened unintentionally. He prepared everything in his UI to use that. Wouldn’t know if other mages did.
This hits really hard what Dratnos says here:
You didn’t watch the Video Dratnos made for Wowhead, which is not simply about the post.
Again.
Dratnos is casting the RWF for Liquid.
He saw that happening too. He and Tettles.
But you can keep up with this. It is the worst kind of troll.
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Yes please leave this thread. Thanks.
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I don’t think macroing most of your spells is uncommon. Obviously, it’s for the sake of the bug. But making macros is fully “legal.”
The worst kind of troll is the kind that sees a skeptic and instead of trying to help them see why you’re right, you belittle and bemoan them.
Genuinely the lowest form of human being. Enjoy being distressed over something this inconsequential in your life.