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You're only half way there. can you guess what kind of melon?
It's a cat-a-loupe
You're only half way there. can you guess what kind of melon?
This thread made me realise why I don't play WoW at the moment anymore; not just because 5.3 sucks in my opinion and 5.4 is going to be worse, but because attitudes have changed too much since F2P started in 2011, most people are talking 100% finest bullshit 24/7. Twinkinfo has deteriorated a lot...
-Use the DK exploit to gain achievements that would be otherwise impossible to get on a F2P.
-Exploit terrain phasing to get tabards that should be impossible to get on a F2P.
-Exploit the addons API to form a community when you aren't supposed to be able to communicate with one another in accordance to F2P rules set forth by blizzard.
-Crutch on high level friends to get AGM and deny it to other F2P's so that you have an advantage.
And then criticize other F2P's for trying to level the playing field against impossible odds in 5.4.
Achievements are not pay to win.-Use the DK exploit to gain achievements that would be otherwise impossible to get on a F2P.
Tabards are not pay to win.-Exploit terrain phasing to get tabards that should be impossible to get on a F2P.
A clearly false and biased opinion, based on willful ignorance towards the blatantly obvious. Blizzard do not care about trials communicating with each other, and there is no rule against it, merely a restriction on some forms of communication for trial accounts, so that they cannot be used for gold spamming. You'd think after the addon has been available for several years, gaining over 4000 users, Blizzard would have done something if they had any problem with what it did.-Exploit the addons API to form a community when you aren't supposed to be able to communicate with one another in accordance to F2P rules set forth by blizzard.
OK, so someone payed to help you get an AGM. However, anything that can be done more conveniently with a P2P, that can still be done with just a F2P, is not pay to win.-Crutch on high level friends to get AGM and deny it to other F2P's so that you have an advantage.
And then criticize other F2P's for trying to level the playing field against impossible odds in 5.4.
Eh man...
So what? Classes go op and get nerfed... Would you seriously use P2P stuff if not the ban fear?
So basically you go from F2P to P2P. Where's the F2P spirit here? Oh.. good that we can make tickets about those people exploiting the system ^^
PS: Gonna prepare my pencil.. many people to report from day 1 of 5.4 i suppose
Oh that's awesome. *sarcasm* I guess they say what goes around comes around right!So basically you go from F2P to P2P. Where's the F2P spirit here? Oh.. good that we can make tickets about those people exploiting the system ^^
PS: Gonna prepare my pencil.. many people to report from day 1 of 5.4 i suppose
Everytime I'd try to discuss the logistics, someone comes along and just says, "WELL YOU AREN'T F2P, CALL IT WHAT IT IS". Lmao.
You people don't care about the issue, you just want to label people. It was amusing at first so I played with the ball of yarn a little but now I'm just flat out embarrassed to have posted in this topic to begin with.
Enjoy your lovely little 2-dimensional world you've made for yourselves.
Shut up.
So basically you go from F2P to P2P. Where's the F2P spirit here? Oh.. good that we can make tickets about those people exploiting the system ^^
PS: Gonna prepare my pencil.. many people to report from day 1 of 5.4 i suppose
You people don't care about the issue, you just want to label people.
Most compelling argument yet. You outlined your point and backed it up with FACTS. More people need to debate like lokah. I've seen the light, down with F2P's with enchants, I've been convinced.
Don't be so dramatic. There are plenty of people here who care about the issue. It's an issue that's come around since Bliz separated xp-off battleground brackets. There's essentially a new school of thought within the twinking community. Whereas the old school's entire purpose was to become as OP as possible at low levels to farm leveling players, the new school just wants a fair, different pvp experience outside the excessive grind of endgame.
Many people on this site who have 20 f2ps come from the latter and are quite pationate about it. 2-3 players on one side with overwhelming advantages in a game of 20 people can faceroll in a match that could have been a good game makes you feel like every queue you wait for is a waste of time.
Many of us have p2ps, as I'm sure you've gathered. It would be easy for any of us to exploit this, sure. Is that fair, though? Explain it to everyone you want. The entire bracket could find out about it... would that make it fair?
Is telling someone they'd be more competitive in any game by doing something that could potentially result in suspension or banishment fair? Not really. Someone will always get left behind for not taking the risk.
So, at the end of the day, where does the second school of thought stand on the issue? Well, to protect that ideal of fairness we all have to stand by the peers who won't take that risk. Because this bracket isn't easy for everyone to gear up and people put a lot of work into their 20s. We can't ask those people to either risk it all and step up or get left behind.
You can twink however you want to. Some people will think its awesome, some will think its unfair, some won't care, some will be jelly, some won't even remember who you are. Some will reject you and exclude you.
Yes. This is a fairly 2-dimensional issue. It's one of many smaller 2-dimensional issues stemming from these 2 schools of thought, where fewer of us agree even still. Don't even get us started on wall jumps and really, really don't get us going on tournament rules. At the end of all the issues added up you'll find it's a lot less 2-dimensional here than how obviously 2-dimensional a single forum topic can be.