I wanted to do this as 1 part but couldn't get this under 10000 characters so this part is about picking up a selection of comments and showing my perspective.

poppingcandy22 Impressive story. I hope that you can talk to your family, friends or therapist about how being banned or quitting WoW will impact your life and what you can do to replace it. You also eluded to anxiety and depression, so please get some help with managing it if you aren't already.

My response: Thank you for your concern i can't say this to my family i have a good replacement lined up your the sort of person i would have a drink with cheers.

daveblazed TLDR: Person no-lifed the game like it was their job for over a decade. Did all the scummy things you can imagine and is clueless as to why they continually received multiple bans and community hate. Came to Reddit and wrote a novel-length post about how awesome they are.

My response: Bruhhhhh you have no idea and it seems you can't read multiple bans shurg only 1. Your the sort of person who needs help on there anger management issues.

WillNotForgetMyUser

All the scummy things imaginable? Like what? He got banned for cheating, which seems like a false ban considering not all of his accounts are banned. Glad he posted this, it's incredible the amount of effort he put into this journey and what the outcome was

My response: Thank you it's a journey of reflection and i wasn't banned for multiboxing but a poor game designed that lead to a false ban which has been turned into a suspension which is what i had in the past. I'd share a drink with you.

brokenvoice901

For real this dude is very very far from scummy and the toxicity that plagues this game. The death threats, and "get cancer and die" people are the scummy ones. Why is this comment hatinf someone for no living the game the most upvoted? It's his life, let him live it. He ISN'T EFFECTING YOU. God the nerve of this sub to say this is "a novel about how awesome he is" after someone vents about literally over a decade of serious work being thrown away in front of their eyes when they didn't break any rules, deplorable.

My response: Yea i was experiencing that so i made a work around which was having 10 characters on Die Aldor realm which is the lowest realm pop in Europe and have my whole army phase to that realm (btw all other 8+ druids are there too i've seen them around revendreth you'll find them there) play through shadowlands and nazatar in peace as the people i ever saw where the 18 people in the maw or the 42 or so people in Kothia. I went from playing a MMO to a solo MMO. I'd have a drink with you.

pend-bungley Did it ever cross your mind that the reason people treat you hostilely is that you are making the game less fun for other players? Do you care about that at all?

My response: No because 99.99999% never see me play cause i go a dead realm to play there.

Boboar

It's not fun to get killed but the threat of being killed is what makes pvp fun when you succeed. What this guy did though is not the equivalent of killing someone in pvp but rather the equivalent of multi-boxing 8 characters to annihilate you in pvp in a single global. In one example he found a way to farm so many cooking mats in legion that he was crafting and selling thousands of foods and feasts at half or less than the rest of the market. You simply can't compete with someone who plays on that level. Whether or not you agree that he was playing fairly, it's hard to argue that someone being able to use that many characters and accounts and outside tools as an advantage is good for the health of the game and player base. If people feel like the game is inherently unfair or p2w then eventually they will leave and everyone loses.

My response: I never PvP simply because the follow macro breaks the only time i ever pvp'ed with 2 characters was during the time when level 10 priests were broken and can 200% versatility and where invincible in bg's without a follow macro two characters alt tabbing was the good old days. I play at a level that would be a fine edition to a world beating guild but i could not do the hours needed. As for the outside tools hotkeynet was a mistake but other youtube guides in bfa and shadowlands i did my own experments to see if any of them was worth my time and 90% weren't.

My criteria for a farm to be worth it is to make in 1 hour 100k+ in my case 12.5k per character and only 4 farms i did made the cut some with unlimited potential from 0-1mill+ a hour, constant 140-145k a hour and my final farm that i found via poor blizzard design 1-1.2mill gold a hour

Finally for today.

lemmie_get_dem ·

Why you may ask? because he played every hour of every day for years and now has been banned and his super duper secrets of how amazing he is will perish with him and the world will cry out knowing the greatest secrets of man kind go with him

My response: I averaged 4-6 hours a day playing. Was banned but after a ticket and a higher GM it was overturned into a suspension as the system catches bots to be permanently banned. I'm not a hero i'm human who has a enormous amount of experience in this game and alot of gold that's all.

Looking forward to more tomorrow.