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A few days ago i had a conversation about this with [MENTION=18878]AlbinoCow[/MENTION]. He shared his opinions about jumps and exploiting with me. And I completely agreed, because i couldn't find a better argument, and because that's the way I, now think it stands at.
What is considered to be an exploit is, a place you can can reach, using the benefits you gain from your class (speed, Demonic leap, gob jump, Gob Gilder kit, and what not). Some other people using other type of in-game-classes, might not be able to reach you or hit you. For instance, we could consider doing a jump on Warsong Gulch , but a warrior simply can not charge at you, even if he is standing on a pillar, in front of your eyes, but Ranged DPS can hunt him down. This , i think, is what should be called an exploit.
As for jumping to reach Horde's/Alliance's ToT, i do not think it should be called an exploit. Every class/race is able to do that jump, or get to the place you want to reach and outplay you. Warriors/Druids/Locks/Pallys/Mages/Rogues etc are able to make your jump there hard and maybe even impossible to complete. For instance, you are trying to hit a place jumping, but you are standing in the middle of terrain, where someone, standing right there would obviously fall, because of the laws of gravity, but the laws of gravity do not work exactly as intended to in WoW, wich means you have only touched a steep part of terrain and you are still standing there. This is a blizzards fail, but even tho, the jump you are trying to make to get to the flat terrain, can easily be interrupted. You can get charged by a warrior/druid, can get frozen/polymorphed by a mage, you would obviously fall. And your jump would be ruined. But you can just go there by taking another longer path, but if you manage to get there before your target does, that is considered to be an outplay, wich means the target is not using an exploit, because he clearly can get hit by any type of incoming DPS.
What is considered to be an exploit is, a place you can can reach, using the benefits you gain from your class (speed, Demonic leap, gob jump, Gob Gilder kit, and what not). Some other people using other type of in-game-classes, might not be able to reach you or hit you. For instance, we could consider doing a jump on Warsong Gulch , but a warrior simply can not charge at you, even if he is standing on a pillar, in front of your eyes, but Ranged DPS can hunt him down. This , i think, is what should be called an exploit.
As for jumping to reach Horde's/Alliance's ToT, i do not think it should be called an exploit. Every class/race is able to do that jump, or get to the place you want to reach and outplay you. Warriors/Druids/Locks/Pallys/Mages/Rogues etc are able to make your jump there hard and maybe even impossible to complete. For instance, you are trying to hit a place jumping, but you are standing in the middle of terrain, where someone, standing right there would obviously fall, because of the laws of gravity, but the laws of gravity do not work exactly as intended to in WoW, wich means you have only touched a steep part of terrain and you are still standing there. This is a blizzards fail, but even tho, the jump you are trying to make to get to the flat terrain, can easily be interrupted. You can get charged by a warrior/druid, can get frozen/polymorphed by a mage, you would obviously fall. And your jump would be ruined. But you can just go there by taking another longer path, but if you manage to get there before your target does, that is considered to be an outplay, wich means the target is not using an exploit, because he clearly can get hit by any type of incoming DPS.