Hah. Actually back then people were CALLING. They had to cut that helpline out because of the amount of squalling.
Now you can only call for Billing issues and everything else is done through their ticketing issues. Being a Blizzard helpdesk agent mustâve been bonkers in 2004-2007
so #somechanges
guess you need to stop the wall jumps and terrain hacks as well, or are those ok just this one that the babies B^%^$ about needed to be fixed.
If you need to see what to fix they are thousands of you tubes âŚ
#someChanges they will be adding flight next right
The portals in battlegrounds were essentially tech debt / random flavor once the mechanic to instantly leave a BG via the easily accessible /afk command was implemented. Since the portals in WSG in Classic today are almost exclusively used as an exploit / griefing tool, it completely makes sense to get rid of the portal mechanic. The only reason why this change didnât happen in actual vanilla is because players didnât exploit it en-masse like you see today, and it just wasnât a priority to deal with then. Thereâs huge gray areas between creative use of player mechanics and exploits, and Blizzard has always had the final say on which side of the fence these types of issues fall on.
what happened to #NoChanges? Blizzardâs promise of authentic vanilla experienceâŚ
People have been MCâd out of the portals since vanilla⌠itâs the real true vanilla experience.
Guess add this to the list of recent long list of Blizzardâs broken promises.
However if youâre willing to break promises and change the true vanilla experience⌠Rather than disable the portals, instead do one of these three:
change it so they canât be used while in combat
simply add some 10 yard invisible perimeter around them that breaks any Mind Control or Fear.
make the portals clickable, so they must be clicked to work.
because /afk is a stupid solution, and hopefully just a temporary one. imo #3 is the best solution⌠clickable portals.
Thereâs a difference between abusing MC to instakill someone and abusing it to flag them as a deserter and lock them out of content. The first instance is what he was referring to when he said we would have to accept it.
Additional improvements will include modern anti-cheat/botting detection, customer service and Battle.net integration, and similar conveniences that do not affect the core gameplay experience.
Using MC to kill a player in a BG is perfectly fine. Using it to give them a deserter debuff and lock them out of all BGs for 15 minutes is not. If you donât understand the difference, then I suggest you seek therapy for your condition.