As such, there’s nothing that a multi-boxer can do, that a player can’t do solo or in a group.
Except compete in a 1 to 1 ratio.
Class balance?
I said players.
I’m just of the opinion if you want to PVP with multiboxing go to arena. Killing randoms out in the world is boring. You don’t have to agree with me. That’s fine.
“Multi boxing is not fine
Do not do it”
That’s what I’d like it to say
So you want them to look at it until they agree with you?
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Multiboxers should just come out and say the truth. They wan’t wow to be pay to win. “hey if I pay $100 I should get a world first raid boss kill”.
You don’t want a skill based game, you wan’t a “who ever shells out more money wins” game.
It’s only “dangerously close” because you’ve redefined “pay to win” so broadly that it applies to everyone who’s paid money for the game.
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My god the semantics
Yeah, I’m a stickler for words having meanings instead of being redefined so broadly that they could mean anything.
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Too bad that the ToS function as the latter. ToS clearly states, any unfair advantage is cheating. It means what it says. If they don’t honor that, the words mean nothing, or anything they say.
Ok here.
Pretty sure this is his character. This is from youtuber Multidayz who does a whole host of things with multiboxing. He does +15s regularly on his characters.
I think this is a better display of multiboxing then someone with ten toons spamming two GCDs to kill some randoms out in the world.
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Idk dude I think you’re wrong here. The meaning of the phrase is already pretty broad.
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How does class balance matter.
I don’t think you do
Your definition of automation must be pretty lose
Oh nice. At least now I know it can be done.
And yet anti-multiboxers have managed to make it even broader to the point where even a subscription could be “pay to win” since it gives you an advantage over a trial account.
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As a multiboxer, you legit pay extra money, to have more access to matts, more pvp power, and ability to solo dungeons.
Its pay to win.
Not really.
Multiboxing software still means that each character performs a single action in response to a single button that is pressed by a human being.
If that’s automation to you, then you’re the one who’s pretty loose.
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No, I don’t pay a cent and I have 10 active accounts. Looks like I’m just winning.
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