Quote Originally Posted by CMKCot View Post
i feel like im talking to a wall here, but im going to give this another try. from one socially inept person to another, let me clue you in.

there's a "spirit" to the game, and you are going against it. if multiboxing as a hobby is to continue, people like you need to be banned.

its not "funny", "interesting" or in any way "entertaining" to hear about your game-play being actively interrupted by game-masters, it is TERRIFYING. and whats worse, you don't seem to understand it. they don't want you doing what you are doing, is it really that hard to understand?
if you continue, you are putting us all at risk.

bth, this last wave of multiboxers that do it just for farming are cancer, cant wait until blizzard to just ban boxing completely... or hopefully we get lucky and they just revert the multi loot change... one can only hope.
Back in MoP, I mboxed raid-content and had GMs porting me around making sure I wasn't doing anything 'shady'.

In WoD I had my 20m roaming gank squad where I would camp towns, cities etc. GMs would talk to me, watch, laugh and also thank me for only camping one area for 15-30 minutes and leaving for a while so as to not truly disrupt gameplay for others (I also played on a server where there was no horde.. max level it was split 1200ish for horde and 78,400ish for alliance).

In Legion I was Perma-banned for standstill farming, I nearly lost everything. Mostly because they said I was involved with RMT and I defended myself based on that-- which wasn't what they banned me for. Was quickly reversed when I found out what the real issue and sorted it out.

In BFA I decided to pretty much stay in constant contact with 'Blizzard' by way of online tickets. Anytime I do something 'suspicious' they are aware of it before I even do it. During the black friday sales I spent 65m gold+ and bought a crazy amount of items, pets, gamekeys, mounts (etc) and had huuuuuge giveaways. Did all sorts of crazy server events for fun. I literally sent my entire setup with a recording of how it operates which they thanked me for.

If 'they' don't want you doing something they will break it. If you find a way around it they will hotfix it.
'They' personally called Malseph and asked him to stop 'something' he was doing that they didn't like (Malseph is a decent boxer, PVP and stomps BGs).

The 'spirit' of the game is what you make of it and I feel it's quite informative when boxers talk about (legal-ToS) things they do that might involve a GM because it can look suss. The game evolves. The players do too. Things that didn't exist 2 years ago now do. I dunno.