Sync exploiting is out of hand

[Arrowlad-aerie-peak]

I muted it, gotta look up my posting history, sec.

Here you go:

Premades have completely ruined the PvP BG experience. Do something already

Why is nothing being done Blizz? Hasn’t this gone on long enough? Why am I queuing into groups of 10, 20, or more? If people want to play with some friends, sure… have at it, but this is just another exploit. Such a massive waste of time. Do something already. Quit catering to people who play this game only to ruin the experience of other players. These players are no different than the multiboxers. They found a way to exploit the game and gladly do it at the expense of other players. Edit: Qu…

I even made a topic in CS about this behavior, topic got locked by Vrakthris, the same CM who posted the November '19 blue post about it:

Premade random BG groups and sync queuing

Hello, everyone. As most PvPers know, ever since the dawn of queuing for battlegrounds, queue syncing has been used to bypass restrictions imposed by the game design on random BG grouping . For years, we’ve been getting vague (non-)answers, and as the issue is getting increasingly more rampant and disrupting, I’d like some clarification on what’s Blizzard’s official stance on this. Many topics regarding it have been left unanswered, and when some answers on similar topics are given, they are …

@Thaedreu-area-52

Where does blizzard itself say it’s allowed?

In their 2019 post they imply it is.

Look, I’m against it, and I sustain it’s an exploit, backed by the game’s CoC (disruption) and their own post regarding the meta philosophy behind it in 2012 (check the CS topic I linked).

However, Blizzard’s current stance about it is “silence” , which implies they are ok with it, so, let it go.

Just take the L.

When people stop playing level cap random BGs due to it, like in 2012, they might act.

@Ayukama-frostmourne

Customer Support is part of Blizzard, just like community managers are part of Blizzard, also just like the developments are part of Blizzard.

Yup, they speak for Blizzard, relaying the current understanding of the set rules, barring dev intervention.