200 WOWs...

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breaking games and destroying them

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to whom, to you? It's a game... get over it.

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Secondly, no for real life profit operations. And its not hard. It takes little skill.

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When you successfully bring in $5 mil a year, let me know. Your attitude is synonymous with every other broke loser i've ever met... "making money is easy... and i'm broke because I choose to be". Anyone who said money is the root of all evil - doesn't have any.

I never see an end to losers on the internet ranting about how the 'capitalists', whether it be gold farmers, makers of bots like Glider, powerleveling, etc are "ruining" their game. You should look with great inspiration to people who turn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year buying and selling property in SecondLife - that's right, speculating - and wonder what it is they're doing right that you're doing wrong. The world is quickly turning towards massive virtual economies and virtual barter as the status quo, so you better get used to virtual commerce. After all, money is just that - a common currency that can be exchanged into ANYTHING. Therefore, if you want ANYTHING in life, then acquiring the financial means to do so is pretty high up on the priority list. Then again, if you want nothing from life and have no aspirations or ambitions, then you're just another loser.

I've been earning on WoW for over a year now, the only time I was reported was when I afk'd AV for my own benefits, never had anyone moan about me, most people I play with don't even know I'm earning. :)

It's the sdjfpoijwer NE hunters with their boar pets that ruin the game :P

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Originally Posted by Flight

I agree absolutely with the spirit of what you are saying Kektek. I've been boxing since '99 and 5 boxing since soon after that. Even my best friends in guild thought it was a terrible thing to do back then.


The bottom line is we do need some guide lines or what we do can destroy games and economies.

For me there is no fine line here, its quite black and white. And its easily stated in two words.


No bots.


Simple as. No matter what you do in game or how many characters or instances of the game you run it should be under your control and within the rules and guidelines that the game makers set.


Secondly, no for real life profit operations.




I don't state these off the cuff or with no aforethought. After years and thousands of hours searching for options for many multiplayer games, both legal and non legal, I can tell you that as soon as these two rules are broken, its a very fast slippery slope to breaking games and destroying them not only for yourself, but for other people too.



And its not hard. It takes little skill. When compared to legitimately running multiple character teams within the rules determined by the game makers.

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The saddest thing I find with this line of thinking is all you actually accomplish is to retard the development of new and innovative ways of doing things, new ways such as multiboxing.

Personally you sound like a pissed off fanboy. Sure each to there own, but seriously, look at what your saying. Apart from being grossly inaccurate its just ignorant.

Personally I think the whole point of multiboxing is to push the barriers and try to be on the frontier of what is possible.

What botters and multiboxers do is such a grey area anyway, its ludicrous to point fingers.

acidie

Can you post more pictures of the setup and hardware? How much revenue do you make from this. Seems awesome :D .

Blizzard has been banning people wholesale for using IS. That would really suck if they banned all his accounts, that's a lot of $$ down the drain.

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Originally Posted by sputnik

When you successfully bring in $5 mil a year, let me know. Your attitude is synonymous with every other broke loser i've ever met... "making money is easy... and i'm broke because I choose to be". Anyone who said money is the root of all evil - doesn't have any.

I never see an end to losers on the internet ranting about how the 'capitalists', whether it be gold farmers, makers of bots like Glider, powerleveling, etc are "ruining" their game. You should look with great inspiration to people who turn hundreds of thousands of dollars a year buying and selling property in SecondLife - that's right, speculating - and wonder what it is they're doing right that you're doing wrong. The world is quickly turning towards massive virtual economies and virtual barter as the status quo, so you better get used to virtual commerce. After all, money is just that - a common currency that can be exchanged into ANYTHING. Therefore, if you want ANYTHING in life, then acquiring the financial means to do so is pretty high up on the priority list. Then again, if you want nothing from life and have no aspirations or ambitions, then you're just another loser.

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I don't mind being a loser. I have all the money I need, but that doesn't change the fact that I am a loser. I was intrigued of what you do up untill the post quoted.

Sorry, wrong guy.

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Originally Posted by Mannyman

Blizzard has been banning people wholesale for using IS. That would really suck if they banned all his accounts, that's a lot of $$ down the drain.

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Actually this is inaccurate. People aren't, and have never been, banned for using IS. They are banned for using naughty extensions that allow for automation among other things. IS is just a platform, like windows.

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What EXACTLY is IS? Is it a development platform for DX games? To allow for all kinds of hooks and automation of said DX games?

I don't totally understand what it *IS* exactly.

think it is IS = Information Service... (edit .. it isn't :( )

but i dont really understand why he use 200 wow's
realtime info about chars isn't nessessary ...

i want to see the hardware rack ;)

please post a pic

cu later