11-22-2005, 06:56 PM
Lissa,Nov 22 2005, 01:49 PM Wrote:Agreed whole heartedly...the way to keep people from cascading is to make major examples of people and to point out on forums why these people/accounts are going bye bye. It's easy for Blizzard to detect if someone is cascading (just look at the number of raid ids a character gets in a week's time, if you see that they have 3 or more raid ids for a particluar instance, they're cascading) and once you know the account is cascading, perma-ban. Now, if they want to continue playing WoW, they have to go out and buy a new copy to get the key code.
Likewise, the ToS gives Blizzard the right to do something like this. There's no need for Blizzard to fix the system, it simply takes them doing a little police work (not hard to do) and deal with the offenders in a manner that shows cascading will not be tolerated.
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How hard is it to check if you have 3 raid ID's and not let you zone in? As you mentioned I can't think of a way where you would need to legitimately have more than 2.
How hard is it to add a field to the character data that says killed Lucifron at XXX time or killed Mags or killed whoever at XXX time and if that boss is alive in that instance while you still have a raid ID for that instance to stop you from zoning in.
I'm very very pissed about this change. Pissed enough to have posted on the official forums.
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It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.
It's all just zeroes and ones and duct tape in the end.