With how easy is for Blizzard to end multiboxing (by just removing /follow), it's pretty clear that they WANT multiboxing to be a thing to increase their income. Hell... why did they even create /follow for? to me it looks like something specifically made to support boxing, lol. Before I started boxing I never used /follow at all.
I discovered /follow and /train in the first weeks of ever playing the game. Met some people in game, started questing with them daily. Getting to know them while doing quests in e.g. darkshore and ashenvale, some of those quests have long runs north to south. So used /follow to allow socialising; typing in party chat while someone else is driving the /train...Originally Posted by Spyro
Sorry for the late reply been quite busy. Time was 08:48 BST. Still no reply on my appeal but I expected a long delay due to the lockdown.
Regarding what someone said about it being something that was flagged weeks before, I recently returned from a 2month break. This ban occured 9 days into my new subscription. So whatever it is which had my account flagged happened within quite a short period. I'm certain it's automatic due to player reports and not the system flagging isboxer itself. I noticed much higher hostility towards multiboxers on my server upon my return than before my break.
I don't know if its still true, but all a group of mass player reports will do is create a ticket for a GM to work. Then a GM has to observe you in game, or observe what was reported (logs of you being profane, etc). But Blizz does not ban based on player reporting alone.
Exactly the same time as me, hahah.
Think this has taken its course. These issues are always between you and Blizzard.
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