Oh the jealous types...

[Frosty]

I'd say if you are going to report them..or have already reported them.. then you really don't want to use profanity..

Just ignore them and move on.

[welwyn]

i find the best way is to copy them exactly but.. use all my chars. in unison. that really winds them up and is pure funny. also its not classed as spam as your only typing it once on each char.

people who say things like WTF? or how i do that ect i just plain ignore. and those who ask properly i talk to properly. i think the worst 1 is people going "invite me" knowing full well you have 5 in your group as it is.

[Tynk]

He must be forced to play on his parent's BestBuy special

HEY!! I play on 3x best buy specials. Bought them for $150 each, threw $40 in memory in each, and a $150 video card in each. They work great for me.

[Frosty]

I don't care for people sending me the "invite me" with no other communications... but in there defense, turn around and look at your group.
Using /follow and having them stacked on top of each other does make it hard to count. :P

[Feardis]

neckbeard?

[Svpernova09]

It is much more fun to publicly flame them on the realm forums. Especially when you know a lot of people on your server that will stick up for you being legit.



... Not that I'd ever actually do that.....





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[Redbeard]

http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...term=neckbeard

http://www.urbandictionary.com/defin...term=wolfshirt

LOL

While I want annoying people to go DIAF, I dont really like reporting for cursing.. unless theyre going all out crazy with racial slurs or something, Id rather people just exercised their option to use the profanity filter and /ignore and move on.

Thats obvioulsy just my opinion.

[TheBigBB]

I'd been harassed before even single boxing. These people are in a different place in life than any of us. I try to ignore them. It does help that I'm on PVE and that my moonkin eats the other followers when I'm on foot. "Invite" is my most common annoyance. But if I do get a bad /say, I always ignore it. Always!

[Rigz]

Neckbeard and Wolfshirt are internet slang for a nerdy social outcast.

A Neckbeard is actually just what it sounds like it should be, the hair you get on your neck and fail to shave because you are a social reject who never leaves the basement .Wolfshirt is a reference to those full print button down un-tucked shirts you see on teenagers in the mall. Often from thier favorite anime.

I have to say I've never seen a community as mischaracterized as multiboxers. For the most part I think in a line up it would be far easier to pick out single boxers as "neckbeards" than the vast majority of multiboxers. Who I would guess tend to be professionals and fairly well adjusted socially.



Not curious really, given that we are a fairly small unique subset of the wow population.

[DgtlSorcrs]

I have to say I've never seen a community as mischaracterized as multiboxers. For the most part I think in a line up it would be far easier to pick out single boxers as "neckbeards" than the vast majority of multiboxers. Who I would guess tend to be professionals and fairly well adjusted socially.[/font][/color][/size]

I multibox because it's more challenging, and it also allows me to level and do group quests without having to bother my friends or skip stuff cuz I can't find a group.

As a software engineer and general computer geek in my daily life, I already had the computers, I enjoyed writing my own Addon, and it's not like the $45/ month for 3 accts is going to break the bank (I spend more than that on coffee)

Also, my guild is mostly made up of R/L friends who play casually, and thus are almost all DPSers... I have that "carebear" thing going and enjoy being able to Tank/Heal for them