GC and holinka about multiboxing

[Palee]

With arguments like the one Greg Street put forward, I'm glad I don't play WoW anymore.

Well, I hate these arguments too, but unfortunately he's right. The casuals blame us for ANYTHING in a BG.
I was blamed for lag, LUA errors LOL, winning too fast, winning too slow, losing, being unfair to the other side, hacking, botting, cheating, etc.
So you have to understand that this is NOT rational. Video gamers in general are very emotional people due to their high adrenaline while they are playing.
So they will pick anything that stands out to blame their failures or whatever else.
When a premade of people wipes the floor in a BG, the other side are like whatever "its a premade so we have no chance", but when they see a boxer the way they feel is "CHEATER, BOTTER, HACKER HE SHOULD BE LYNCHED, REPORTED".

If I was a video game maker I would ban multiboxing assisted by a third party program without a second thought. But I'm not, so I enjoy causing as much pain as possible for as long as I can to get revenge for losing follow. See? My perspective is completely different as a player, than what my perspective would be if I was the video game maker.

[Tonuss]

When a premade of people wipes the floor in a BG, the other side are like whatever "its a premade so we have no chance", but when they see a boxer the way they feel is "CHEATER, BOTTER, HACKER HE SHOULD BE LYNCHED, REPORTED".

Casuals went berzerk when premades used to crush BGs. In vanilla WOW they complained even more, since at the time you could steamroll BGs with raid gear or PVP gear that had to be farmed through outrageous amounts of time spent in the game. Blizzard did everything they could to change this. To their credit, they held out for a pretty long time before trying to find ways to hobble multiboxing in BGs. But in spite of what the whiners say, I think they're reaching the point where they might feel that it's more costly to ignore multiboxing. I don't think they'll ever outlaw it in WOW, but they might keep looking for ways to make it less fun.