Well I’ll level my shaman of course by boosts in dungeons,then I’ll make some gold by boosting others with my main.But I do get that some dont want to pay with gold/time and just want quick 58 boost.
You get an advantage by having another account 
You can play two+ max levels at once and destroy people in WPvP.
Why wouldn’t this be a form of P2W?
Somebody who’s only paying for 1 account is at disadvantage vs a multiboxer with 2-3+ accounts at max level.
Still got a few on my realm, but of course it’s not as effective anymore.
They can still do it though.
you just using ingame currency you earnd by playing, that 100% fine to me.
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During scarab lord farming they had quite the advantage, especially at night where there was more mobs than you can kill (while multiboxer can kill way quicker). And that guild got like 2-3 scarab lords, guess how.
Its not antiboost, its pro-TBC classic.
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I strongly advise to put space after, thats how grammar works.
Im not ironic, it will help you in your career.
See the diference,Virla?
See the diference, Virla?
Gluck and enjoy Tbc!
Have a nice day!
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I strongly advise you spell correctly
That is how spelling works
It is not pay to win. It is a catchup mechanic for newcomers of tbc.
Dont say bots again please. Bots dont need a boost that they can already get free in 1 week at most.
But even if we think it is a pay to win feature, it is still better than bot to win or rmt to win of current state of the game.
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your opinion, i would say its pay to win.
yeah blizzard said that, but who do think will use the boost more ? New players or people who allrdy have max lvl chars ? Wich are to be fair WAY more players.
Did you calculate that ? I did: It is worth it to boost a bot after 37h, at that point he outweigh the cost ( with recent goldprices ). And if you cant lvl solo faster than 37 than its worth it.
(This is not the ment to be offensive)
No, no i didnt take that, we are all players who share our ideas -even they dont read- and want a better game
I don’t like entire retailish things too boosts, faction change, dual spec etc.
But this game has a more and more important problem than a 2 weeks work of 2 years. Botting and rmt are destroying the game itself, and the boost is a very minor fault.
Besides you can’t force new players to play a new content without being “new”. How they adapt? Of course they have to give some sort of catchup mechanic or better, fresh servers.
And i think classic botting is already at its maximum. It can’t go worse with a 58 boost that can be acquired 1-2 weeks work at most with prepatch exp cuts.
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Look, a bot replies. Tanvar dumbvar:))
Playground insults will get you no where
Grow up
Nowhere* 10char
Edit: before ppl start quoting me and roasting for being grammar police, i’m just repaying the favor to this guy who was grammar policingg another poster. Also idc quote and roast me away.
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You are lovely man! Kiss and hugs:)) im
Joking around, dont take it so seriously.
Peace!
No roasting for you my friend, i feel you are a nice person.
Big hug!
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I was mocking the guy doing that
I guess you’re too blind to see that though
And I was mocking you?
Man, Tanvar doesnt get jokes, he takes them
Personaly.
Tanvar, my excuses man, your entitled to your own opinions.
You are a grown up!
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My humor is dry and sarcastic
i want to play tbc, i liked classic, but it wasnt the best version of the game (for me)
i just enjoyed early to mid game during classic and rolled a few chars, i didnt reach 60 on any of them due to lack of desire and time constraints. now tbc is the xpac for me, and i want a new main for it, one that i didnt enjoy playing in classic, so i for one will be using the 58 boost the second it becomes available, to be able to play the version of the game i liked most and had most fun in.
so a level boost the get to the start of the next xpac is a non issue, its a pay to be able to play the game i liked most
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