What are you talking about? Neither proff bug or leg enchants was designed to be allowed for anyone below level 60, but yet people took advantage of it. It clearly wasn't "once designed to allow" - it was never intended.
"As long as the game ALLOWS for players to utilize those things, it is not 'cheating' because anyone can do it, as per the rules in the game", well anyone CAN get guild BoAs on their p2p, you just have to be lucky - just like everyone can get Precious' Ribbon, where luck is required as well. But I don't see you whining on the Ribbon, eventhough it's an unintended bug as well.
Well, you didn't even respond to half of my reply but can you atleast answer why item swapping should be okay, while this should not? Both includes convincing a GM something they are not supposed to do.
I'm talking about the difference between an action the game was designed to allow players to perform on their own, and actions that can only be done by tricking a GM. Obviously, not every F2P can find a GM that will move guild BoAs over to their F2P character. The practice is generally not accepted because it violates the way the F2P game system was designed in the first place.
Bugs allowing unintended game actions are STILL allowing those game actions until Blizzard comes along and fixes them. This is why they are not considered 'cheating.' If Blizzard decides to fix the bugs and then strip players of the benefits they gained by performing those actions, then that is a decision they've made and it doesn't necessarily mean that players cheated.
But when the only possible way for a player to obtain something is by tricking a GM into circumventing intended game system design, then yes, that is cheating. Really not sure where the confusion is.
Let's say it's Kale's brother whom is paying for the linked acc. I guess that certainly would make him a f2p then? As he's just getting help from another person?
Please show me in the ToS where it says it's against the rules to send a mail to your alt on another battlenet account. Nowhere. And that's why it's not cheating - because it's not against the rules. It's not even a punishable offense.
Please show me in the ToS where it says it's against the rules to send a mail to your alt on another battlenet account. Nowhere. And that's why it's not cheating - because it's not against the rules. It's not even a punishable offense.
Apparently it is cheating if you are F2P. Mailing is illegal, but getting invited into a group by a P2P isn't? This thread is just hilarious.
The debating subject seem to have gone past you; we're not debating whether the enchants/BoAs are game changing or not, we're debating whether having those enchants makes you a p2p more than what, for instance, Precious' Ribbon does.
Unfortunately it has taken 17 pages of posts for us to realize that Goesid and Co. will never understand how obtaining Precious Ribbon and guild boas are, in principle, two entirely different things.
... die thread......... die.
Sick and tired of this thread. Yesterday I sent a ticket about the issue, asking what is GMs stance about this.
I hope that this will end the talk
(1st part is about my problem, no need to read it)
Just upping my post count, i don't think anyone will notice
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That ticket didn't answer anything? All it included was the GM saying how they cannot do this because of blablabla, and that he reckons f2ps that do claim to have guild boas are telling porkies
Just upping my post count, i don't think anyone will notice
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