Will Blizzard ever do something about cheats / hacking / terms of service violations?

[Delimicus-heartseeker]

@Michaeas-remulos

Hacked and botter accounts are, at the end of the day, still paying accounts. Activision/Blizzard normally only reacts when its revenue is threatened in some way. If these accounts could be tied to revenue being generated outside of the game, then I am sure they would be all over them.

It’s unfortunate that I need to keep linking this, but misinformation is at an all time high here:

Herbalism bots plaguing BFA

I’m sorry, but the suggestion that bots help Blizzard make money or can be viewed by the company as even remotely positive is laughably ridiculous. Such an idea illustrates a fundamental lack of understanding of who these people are. First and foremost, the majority of botting/farming accounts are exploitative. They are usually compromised accounts (meaning they’ve been stolen from normal players, often who are currently inactive so aren’t aware of the theft), or they are created with stolen c…

@Venomclawz-benediction

layoffs maybe

More recent layoffs did not impact Blizzard’s CS team. This information is publicly available, and it’s a shame that “journalists” that propagate misinformation don’t put any effort into their “profession.”