Please blizzard ban everyone that got r12 already who abused the “honor cap”.
Its unfair to pvp against people with r12 gear that they are not suppose to have! Also they can compete in logs with better gear vs everyone else who dont abuse wow!
They didn’t exploit it, they stopped at R10 90% and ranked last week, then logged in Wednesday this week after doing 500K. The amount they gained was enough to put them to R12 10%.
Its abuse! Its not suppose to be like that. Some ppl also had r11 and logged in thursday and got r12. Should be a easy ban for blizzard to do
stop crying cause some people where too smart for the system. good for them
Don’t ban them, if anything just revert the rank increases that went above rank 11 0% from wednesdays reset. They even said on X that all honor gains would count from wednesday onwards
Exploit early, exploit often. This is the Blizzard way. Good for them. They took the risk of possibly grinding 500k for nothing and it paid off. Well deserved.
So you want to ban people for doing PvP after reaching the official cap? These people didn’t exploit anything; Blizzard is to blame, not the players.
just ban anyone who is exploiting pvp gear to do slightly more dps in raids. oh wait blizzard is trying to make classic the wrst experience possible intentionally.
Logs has nothing to do with Blizzard.
The people didn’t “abuse” it, bc no one knew it would be like that.
It was a clear miss by blizzard and a silly one at that.
But some delay for these people should be done. You don’t release a pvp rank patch on a thursday for no reason…
For example, remove/block purchases of the gear before it should be possible to acquire it.
They def knew. And sure logs is a community thing.
But it also affects pvp with ppl having better pvp gear than ppl that didnt use the r12 trick.
But remove/block is a good solution.
How about you just mind your own business?
being the best frostbolt spammer in pve raid is more respected than a skilled pvper in WSG nowadays
for real i’m never gonna understand this warcraft logs culture