3 toons - Spec's too low?

[Khatovar]

There are no fine lines. The name on the account is the owner of the account. Using an account that does not have your name on it is a violation of the EULA. The ONLY exception is if you are a parent allowing your minor child to play. That's it. These are the rules of the game. The rules of this site also state that we are following the rules of the games that we are playing.

If it is against the ToS of the game you are discussing it is against dual-boxing.com’s community guidelines to discuss ways of breaking said ToS. We are COMMITTED to keeping our hobby 100% compliant with the ToS of any game we play.

100%. Not 99%.

[Leettari]

In that case... Should I delete the character from my brother's account, and give up with multi-boxing for a while, and later on purchase the battlechest + create a new account? Yes, I could purchase the battlechest when I hit 60 or 70 but it doesn't matter that much, I should buy both within a week anyway from opening the new account. Not in a mood to start fighting with Blizzard if they decides to ban both accounts.

And yes, with RAF it's pretty swift anyway, I'm not going to play rich-and-poor, got too much to lose on my own account.

[Jubber]

Don't delete the toons off your brother's account. Just close it and stop using it. Then go get yourself 2 new accounts and link them to your main acct. Err. Actually daisy chain them is better.

You never know maybe your bro will see what you are up too multiboxing and he may want to return. If you delete his characters he won't have anything. Just stop using it now so you don' t have to deal with the headache later.

[Leettari]

If you delete his characters he won't have anything. Just stop using it now so you don' t have to deal with the headache later.

Heh... Meant I would delete only the one toon from his account, I haven't and will not touch to his others characters, none of my business. I'll shut down the account and start from scratch when it comes to multi-boxing later on, thanks all for the feeback.