Looks like you’ve foind an armchair IT expert.
No, it hasn’t. Try reading the entirety of the posts I linked.
I’ve seen a lot of posts and tweets from anti-vaxxers who say the same thing.
Retail be like that sometimes
It literally hasnt. You literally don’t know what you’re talking about
A lot of people who play WoW are software engineers.
I’ve used a VPN that I coded myself, and I’d love to know how one can make a claim such as:
Followed up by
While I suspect that there are some EULAs that may state that the use of VPNs is unsupported or even not allowed, it would be very difficult to enforce.
And even more so to enforce on technical people who can configure their own, using IP ranges that are not associated with known, consumer VPNs.
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This guy gets it
This is something I tried to explain a few times. It’s not really helping us to ban a bot AFTER it’s already poured a ton of cheated resources into the market. The bot has already paid for itself and profited the owner. At this point, losing the account is just a business expense. But Blizzard is getting money off every new boost, so it’s a win for everyone except regular players. Blizzard gets to pretend they care about us and the game while they’re really just sharing the black market revenue.
In particular, this part here:
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