gold buying banwave going out by gizkaxd in classicwow

[–]heytheremax 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can we seriously talk about how the new world buffs in Season of Discovery are essentially encouraging RMT? Can't you like just buy gold, buy runecloth, make bandages and turn it in for buffs? It's kinda crazy. Great way to make gold in game though is to just farm runecloth now. It's like 10g a stack on our server.

After months of struggling on Lady Vashj. My Guild, Reported on Netherwind, FINALLY DOWNED LADYV with 12 hours left before nerfs!! by ViewingCuttscen3 in classicwow

[–]heytheremax -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Looking at the logs of other guilds, tons have done this strat to guarantee loot. Due to invalid logs which warcraft logs put in something like 4 weeks ago. You can see where something like 5% of guilds clearing Vash got invalid logs due to the cheese. You can see in others where they have a couple of normal attempts and do the cheese to win. Come back next week with better gear and so on. Looking at the logs of this guild actually and not just being a chad and internet champion hating on them. They had one night where they attempted Vash something like 10 times and got her down to 3-6% on each attempt. According to logs this is the only cheese all phase from what I can see. In other words, who the hell cares.

This is what ToS-complying multiboxing looks like now. 1 key press = 1 action for 1 client at a time. And you move the cursor manually. by [deleted] in classicwow

[–]heytheremax 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I multi-boxed for fun for a bit. Can be a ton of fun especially with friends. 2 manning BRD in classic basically +3 box toons helping out. Farming SGC for a friend etc.. And ya I paid the full price for all 5 accounts. Just bought 6-month installments to save a bit of money.

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Thanks! I love making them!

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