Preface: My cat just jumped onto my keyboard while I was pressing shift, and managed to select-all-and-delete in one movement. So, that sucked.
It’s representative and we have no reason to believe that the ratio of players here is different than in game. It’s a microcosm, but not necessarily an imbalanced one.
You’ve still opted to pay for an extra account just to talk on the forums. It’s just not even necessary.
You’ve pushed yourself beyond “first world problems” into “rich people problems” even if you’re not paying money because of the tone of the issue you’re having.
Never said I did, but neither do you. However multi boxers show up all the time shouting about how they’re “players too” and yet they ignore the fact that the rest of us have one account.
Multiboxing has its own entirely separate issues, and they’re not really part of the same community.
It’s like a polygamist showing up at a monogamy convention and talking about what they think about relationships. Like, that’s fine that you think that, but you’re not part of this community. You’re part of the same country, for sure, but… that’s not the same thing.
If it had no impact on my game world, I wouldn’t.
Sadly it has an impact, which has been shown, argued, and debated, since Vanilla.
Nah, people say it in game too. Just no one ever wants to talk about that because that would mean that there might be a problem.
Let’s be honest, though, yeah?
Blizzard has taken more and more action in the last year and a half or so for a reason. Despite the recent report indicating they have lost 30% MAU in the last two years, they’re actually targeting multiboxers.
The fact that they don’t care enough about the legit players tells me all I need to know. They don’t care, and they probably never cared. Multiboxers were always tolerated for financial reasons, not for balance, gameplay, or “fairness” reasons.
