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I read this on another forum. People are saying they can do 1-80 by having an 80 boost RAF toons to 60 in dungeons then going to outland and northrend and doing dungeon tagging. They claim that the booster can be the party leader and once a group of mobs is tagged everyone drops party AOEs the Mobs down then gets back into party and the Party leader gets all the xp like they soloed the mobs.
I thought tagging was nerfed but these are recent posts. Anyone confirm or deny this?
This is bannable. Its an exploit against the auto hearth out after leaving party. The first person to hit 79 did this and was banned for it before he even got 80.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Phanes',index.php?page=Thread&postID=188027#post1 88027
I think this one is iffy. Some GM's say its fine. The only one I've heard of banned for it was the first to 79 but he was later just reset to 70. I feel he only got into trouble because he was on the stage trying to get first in world to 80. If you just do it on your own with out going around telling ppl about how fast you lvled you should be fine. But if you don't want to risk it just dont do it.
Just want to share this great video about that guy that got to 79. Its a great story: every wow player should see this.
www.youtube.com link.
He talks to a GM while he's doing it. Lucky for him he was recording the whole thing. Amazing.
This is 100% against the WoW TOS and therefore against the terms you agreed to when you signed up at dual-boxing. This thread should be locked soon.
Feel free to quote and/or include the portion of the ToS that states this.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'glo',index.php?page=Thread&postID=188095#post1880 95
Bug ExploitationQuote:
Originally Posted by 'Chranny',index.php?page=Thread&postID=188098#post 188098
We have a top notch Quality Assurance team who tirelessly stamp out bugs and design inconsistencies within World of Warcraft. However, a handful of trained professionals can never isolate and resolve each and every bug in such a deep and complex game accessed simultaneously by thousands of players. You may come across the occasional bug during your adventures. Some bugs are minor and do not affect gameplay, but sometimes these bugs can be used to provide an unfair advantage to certain players or affect the service itself. Factors included in determining the appropriate penalty:
Whether or not the exploit is performed intentionally, maliciously, and/or repeatedly
Whether or not the exploit damages another character, their gameplay, the service itself and/or its economy
Whether or not an attempt has been made to conceal the exploit's use
If a player is found to have abused/distributed an exploit, he/she may:
Be given a verbal warning if exploitation is unintentional and no attempt has been made to hide its occurrence
Be temporarily suspended from the game
In extreme cases the account will be closed outright
Bug exploitation that we consider extreme includes, but is not limited to:
Any exploit that has a severe negative impact on a realm's economy
Causing disruption in service or intentionally crashing a realm/server
While these repercussions may seem harsh, we feel very strongly that this type of abuse has no place within Azeroth due to its negative effect on other players or the service itself.
Instance tagging would most likely be called a bug exploitation because you after a party member leaves a group he/she is auto hearthed out after 1 minute. The party members that should be teleported out within the 1 minute will help the lead kill the mob for MAX exp/gold/loot. However rejoining will stop the auto hearth, thus being able to repeat said exploit.
Yeah from what I read if you do this in a non instance area like say if you want to the ruins in hinterlands and did those mobs it is ok. To do it inside an instance is what got that guy banned.
I just found a few places OUTSIDE instances to grind and although it might take longer it still works.
Correct, he wasn't suspended for tag boosting he was suspended for exploiting a game mechanic(in this case the 60 second auto hearth timer).Quote:
Originally Posted by 'Phanes',index.php?page=Thread&postID=188110#post1 88110
I saw the whole youtube video and thought that this would be a good idea. I googled the topic and ran accross this forums.wow-europe.com so I don't think I wil lbe doing that any time soon. Best I will be doing is dragin my healer around not in group, which I understand but may be wrong is allowed, healing my other toons.
So it is NOT legal in an instance according to a blue post in the previous reply.
"Hi Earl,
"Tag Leveling" as you have put it is something which players are allowed to do in the open world. However, circumventing the game's instance mechanics to gain large amounts of experience from dungeon NPCs is something which is strictly forbidden, and anyone found to have abused the mechanics of the game in this way can face action against their account, up to and including permanent account closure.
I hope this clears things up for you.
Issuntril "
http://forums.wow-europe.com/thread....48396380&sid=1
GM's do not look for this kind of activity, yes it boost XP majorly. The only reason Athene and his group were caught because it was a day after expansion and drawing massive attention.
Getting away with something against the rules is not really the point of this forum. It is in fact against the TOU and should be removed.Quote:
Originally Posted by 'uogsammich',index.php?page=Thread&postID=188213#p ost188213
Why when people are joking around there are mods editing posts and locking threads but something like this is allowed to be discussed?
It helps if you report the thread. As hard as they work to keep these forums clean of anything that would be considered against the TOS, it is also up to the community to help in that manner by reporting said threads.