Conquest Points: Running toons on both sides - against each other

[tchallawow]

Hey folks: I've got a ton of tons - ok maybe 8, at 85.

Was wondering if anyone has some experience or insight into how to win-trade, i.e. 2v2 - 2 toons horde - 2 toon alliance.

I realize this may be a sore subject for some, so my apologies if it offends.

Thanks.

Tchalla

[Fat Tire]

Easiest way for boxers who are new to get their points is lose(play) as much as you can. So drop until your mmr is 500 or some shit. Then play and you will play against the worst of the worst. You should get some wins eventually, you will get your cap max quicker playing against shitters.

Trading in 2s is stupid there is no reward, now if you talking about 3s...well. Honestly, nowadays its easier just to pay for a 2200 carry if the weapon is that important to you and it can be done in 2-3 hours. I charge 25k-50k for a 2200 carry, depending on ability. You might have to transfer servers for carries, maybe. Ask around your server. If you really want to fag it out, you could just buy glad. $350-450 depending on bg.

Or if you just want to win against yourself, do it. queue up trade until you get your cap, blah. Its not rocket science. Do it at 4 am...../yawn

[Vecter]

Do not discuss win trading on these forums. Against the TOS and not what we promote.

[Svpernova09]

An important note:

While win trading is against the rules, paying for a carry is not: http://us.battle.net/wow/en/forum/to...27294?page=1#5

If by that you mean that you pay someone gold to join their team or they join yours and you all participate in Arenas, etc... together while they'll help you get to a higher rating because they are far more skilled than you? No, in and of itself that is not a violation of our policies.

Just like it isn't against policy to take a player with low iLevel gear into a raid instance that would be much higher than they'd normally be able to go to and acquire drops from those bosses.

As long as there is no exploitation, while the transactions are entirely unsupported and if anything goes wrong we would be unable to intervene, it should otherwise be permitted.