Level logic for "boosting" too strict

[Dimma-burning-legion]

I’m level 30 and wanted to run BFD for a chance to grab some items. After a couple of packs a 22lvl druid from my party complained they’re not getting any XP. The only reason we could come up with is that I’m 2 levels over the 20-28 level range. If you ask be, that’s some bull–. I get you want to clamp down on boosting, but this logic is plain stupid - I’m barely overleveling the dungeon and in no way I could frame that as boosting and charge anyone gold just for me doing 50% more dmg than the next guy. This is not boosting, I wanted to run the instance and possibly replace some overdue greens and the fact that I’m not able to do that without griefing my party is ridiculous.

[anon94062587]

That has been how it is since early days when there was no boosting .it doesn’t have anything to do with boosting

[Nicolay-earthshaker]

@anon94062587

That has been how it is since early days when there was no boosting .it doesn’t have anything to do with boosting

Adjustments to Dungeon Creature Behavior and Group XP

One of the most common pieces of feedback we’ve received (and observed ourselves in our own adventures) is the concern about pervasive sales of dungeon boosting services in-game. It often overpowers chat with advertisements and makes certain channels hard to use for their intended purpose. It’s also no secret that the gold from many boosting groups is used for illicit activities such as Real-Money Trading (RMT), as much of the gold that players pay to boosters is then sold for real money back t…

[Tholkrad-mirage-raceway]

@Dimma-burning-legion

I’m level 30

Yes, you are like +8 over the other guy, the XP will be reduced

[Flexboss-mirage-raceway]

I don’t think anyone have an issue with reducing the xp but just being 1 level over will count the same as being 40 levels over and that’s a bit harsh.