Exp loss with a 70 healing you?

[zhanta]

:evil:

*bites tongue really, really hard*

>is there a big chance of getting banned? :<

Assuming you're talking about WoW, the answer is emphatically yes.

You may not share the Account with anyone', except that if you are a parent or guardian, you may permit one (1) minor child to use the Account when not in use by you. You are liable for all uses of the Account that has been enabled by you. Notwithstanding anything to the contrary herein, you acknowledge and agree that you shall have no ownership or other property interest in the Account.

Same address, same surname is all COMPLETELY irrelevant. If it's not your account, you're not allowed to play it.

GMs can tell the difference between accounts being played by lots of people from the same IP address and those being multiboxed. People could debate the LIKELIHOOD of a ban - especially on a healer being played manually - until the cows come home, but there are plenty of posts knocking around the archives of these forums to show what a bad idea it is to do what you're suggesting.

[/quote]Oh, but he dosent play anymore xD so XD i dont know
And I got two account myself, but not with the same name cuz I got it from a friend: )

[Zaelar]

Last I checked getting healed doesn't reduce exp at all. You only get reduced exp if the mob is damaged by someone that the mob is grey to.

[Otlecs]

Oh, but he dosent play anymore xD so XD i dont know
And I got two account myself, but not with the same name cuz I got it from a friend

I don't understand what point you're trying to make.

If you play a WoW account that isn't in your name, you're breaking the rules and you could get banned.

If you multibox with an account that's not in your name - brother, friend, fictitious character, whatever - you are likely to get banned.

That's all you need to know. If you want to look at previous reasoning, debate and discussion on this topic, feel free to use the search function.

Just don't derail this thread any futher please.