This really. I would be less pessimistic about it if it it already wasn’t like 80% of my experience that people with hidden alts usually has done so for a nefarious reason.
And those who have it for another reason are very easily told apart simply by how they behave. If someone is doing weirdposts like the orcposter on ignore in this thread & also run with hidden alts, then they have already outed themselves as a bad faith poster.
Especially when they already got caught a few hours ago spam-liking their own post with alts anyway LOL.
I’ve blocked myself off from there since I got some rather unpleasant abuse from people going through my alts and whispering me, as well as seeing certain crazy stalkers in action, but I’m also super open about my insane number of alts for those that care. Disabling Check-PvP does have its uses and I frankly can understand wanting to hide your presence if you are being stalked or abused… unless you’re being outed for doing dodgy ERP and the like.
I’ve already stated my point, you said " I don’t RP with people who value their privacy " ( Disclaimer: paraphrasing, might not be the exact words ) like people were supposed to care.
This ^^^ I quit WoW because of this sort of stuff in the past, don’t like it simple as
The whole “Oh you don’t want X to have access to ur information? You must be hiding something” argument that you see in privacy-related discussions is a major argument tbh
Come on pal, please keep this thread civil and nice.
Funny thing really, but there are people out there who like to have their online privacy protected, but who aren’t predators either. You know, normal people? xP
In all honestly, the forum issue when it comes to alt-tracking would be solved in an instant if it used the same system as the other Battle.net forums like Hearstone, Diablo & overwatch(your battle.tag name), but just maybe allowed you to have your preffered character as the front.
Basically, don’t allow people to swap alts without swapping to a new account entirely.