Game Masters don’t exist anymore.
I’m aware they do that, but the thing is that they do get banned. Last weeks I legit got 10+ ban feedback mails with no more that a couple days apart from the report. I think they are more vulnerable on dead servers since they use those for outdoor farm rather than instance farm, not expecting people to be there to report. Is that the result of GM work? Now that’s a whole other subject…
No, that’s their automated system, the ban is applied before a real-life human even looks at the case.
Look at the “sweaty” servers during the Scarab Lord grind.
Some Scarab Lords were temp. banned by some people in order to prevent them from turning in the quest because they were mass-reported by others.
I mean, Blizzard did EVENTUALLY step in and unban them, but it did very clearly show that the bans are because of reports alone and not because of anti-cheating detection or GM intervention.
If I am honest I don’t think Blizzard act at all on one person reporting a bot.
I feel it takes a few people, probably more than 5 different people reporting one bot for Blizzard to take action.
They could so easily look at the dungeons people mention all the time and ban the bots forever, not just 6 months. But that’s Blizzard for you reactive not proactive.
Honestly that doesn’t matter at all, 6 months basically is forever anyway in terms of botting profits.
The botters just do not care that they’re banned, once a banwave happens they’ve already earned a profit, so they just happily buy new accounts.
Blizzard knows this, Blizzard could ban in shorter intervals, Blizzard chooses not to.
They earn money off of the botters, not insignificant chunks of cash either.
So if they suddenly made Botting not worth it, the botters would stop, and Blizz would earn less money from selling a month or two of subscription not to mention the 58 boost.
I can link you some of my ticket responses, but they are all the same with a different gm name. Automation, bots, blizzard and bots are the same. They leak their own bots on purpose.
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The horde community only reflects Blizzard’s leadership, it’s just endless trolling. There is always a snowflake that hopes for a solution.
Yep, everywhere besides the plateau where mobs drop motes there are bots.
It’s sad that this is the case in a subscription based game. Well I guess most are used to it. Big reason why many are quiting and I understand because it just feels the game is abandoned.
If nothing is ever going to happen to problems like this, Classic wow should have been a box cost game with no subscription fee, then this would be justified.
Players expect some sort of representation and commitment to go with the fee and that’s how it should be.
Blizzard need to get a new Direction and developement team
if they got any sense the gm’s are looking for work elsewhere and using up any holiday or sick leave they got left before they jump ship from the dumpster fire that is blizzard.
Don’t worry they removed /spit
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