Are we sure that Madness and Spine will be available in the LFR? I mean, if you look at any armory in the bottom, it only shows that the 6 first bosses are available. Check here, on the bottom of the page.
Are we sure that Madness and Spine will be available in the LFR? I mean, if you look at any armory in the bottom, it only shows that the 6 first bosses are available. Check here, on the bottom of the page.
No, no, and no. That's like saying a rapist isn't at fault if a woman is wearing revealing clothing because shes that much closer to being naked. It was ALWAYS on the onus of the player not to exploit a bug. Just because Blizzard, after hearing all the endless whining about not having enough content, releases a patch without every single bug fixed, does not give the player permission to exploit that bug. How you can think otherwise fucking blows my mind away.
Man, it´s common sense that exploiting will bring trouble to your doorstep. Why not just do what Blood Legion did? 6 x 25 Man Normal runs.http://www.bloodlegion.com/newsimage/4ed9366551571.jpg
did'nt think blizzard had the balls to ban so many palyer, but they proved me wrong. it was absolutley the roght choice, since it was a big buguse and an unfair advante against anyone ele, no matter who actually was inflicted by it and not. it is not a matter of efecting only 1% of the WoW-players, but is about the principle of competition! i am glad blizzard is doing this, to show that they are rules beacause of a reason.
are we going to face DW now on LFR ?
It's almost like some people never read any of the terms and conditions that they agree to every time there's a new patch.
Here's a pertinent excerpt:
"certain acts go beyond what is "fair" and are considered serious violations of these Terms of Use. Those acts include, but are not necessarily limited to, the following:
(i) Using or exploiting errors in design, features which have not been documented, and/or "program bugs" to gain access that is otherwise not available, or to obtain a competitive advantage over other players"
I'd say that was pretty clear!
but i think with the LFR finder ! blizz kills the game.
All my 7 twinks are raiding now , without difficult or any type of challange.
I got so damn bored to raid with them that i think with the release of SWTOR the game will die for me.
HAHA PWN'D @ LFR exploiters. ^_^
I strongly agree with Blizzard's decision, they cheated and deserved what they got. Shame on them.
pragon did an officiall statement to this
lol i cant post links o.O
its on the official paragon website
I'll link for you: http://www.paragon.fi/news/lfr-apology
There has been a lot of misinformation going around, so to clear things up, here is a truthful account of what exactly happened with the LFR and what we have to say about it:
The patch hit EU servers on Wednesday. We started off with our 5x Firelands runs to wrap up legendaries and called it a night. For Thursday, we had an elaborate plan to run a personal LFR raid for every main character to get the maximum amount of loot.
As we were doing the first few runs, we noticed an unrealistic amount of tier pieces on some guilds' armory profiles, which we thought was unattainable through normal means. We started looking into it, and found out that you can loot passed gear from bosses, regardless of save status, if you zone out and back into the instance. This did not provide the raid with any extra loot, but it did eliminate a major portion of the RNG that would have been involved in simply doing personal runs for everyone.
We acknowledge that using this unintended behavior, which was quite clearly a bug, to our gain, was wrong. The fact that others were using it as well is no justification for doing it ourselves. We apologize for doing it, and accept whatever consequences follow.
I'm in the "I don't have an obnoxiously large signature" club.
You break the rules, you get punished.
Just like if someone leaves their window open and you crawl in and steel their stuff, you are still a robber and get punished, not the one who left the window open.
Now we will see, who are the REAL TOP guilds with some moral and honor left, instead of all these bug exploiting lowlifes.
I love the Female Rogue Season 11 Gear :P
Time to kill deathwing!
I find it hilarious, do you know why? because it`s SO ironic. what they thought would get them ahead and getting world firsts, actually is what prevents them from doing it. the smart thing to do would have been to find this bug, report it, and let people get banned, but instead all they could think about was one thing. race to world firsts? more like race to find the best way to exploit/take advantage of a mechanic, just saying.not allowing the top guilds to compete for world 1st by banning their players is such a lame move, they had plenty of PTR time to find bugs.. and its such an obvious bug they basically baited these guilds to exploit it. Its like a big red button in the middle of the screen that says DO NOT PUSH. What the hell were they expecting?
Why did they agree on the terms after all? If they knew that they will be getting banned after all, why bother trying and agreeing on terms of WoW xD?not allowing the top guilds to compete for world 1st by banning their players is such a lame move, they had plenty of PTR time to find bugs.. and its such an obvious bug they basically baited these guilds to exploit it. Its like a big red button in the middle of the screen that says DO NOT PUSH. What the hell were they expecting?
I agree some punishment in a form or another was at place, but what Blizzard did was actually screw up the world first race. While I don't feel bad for the guilds themselves, I feel bad that the wow-community misses the spectacle of the race that happens once every 6-12 months. I think I speak for many people when I say we really enjoy following the first kills and any videos/dramas that come during it.
"Thank you" Blizzard. DS was packed with bugs, maybe test it a bit more next time, and ACT on the bug reports that the same guilds that got banned created.
I think most people on this board have never played a highly competitive sport in their life. Not trying to be condescending, but if you have never experienced true competition in an environment which is not always 100% flawless in terms of its use of rules, you won't understand the way this entire situation worked out.
The concept is really simple, actually, but it's hard to vicariously experience the intense emotion involved with competition of a certain level.
Why do some high school athletes take performance enhancing drugs? It's because other athletes do, and if they don't "keep up," they could lose something which only comes around once in a year (say, a championship), or even once in a lifetime (say, a scholarship). I think there are a lot of monday morning quarterbacks here, but you don't really know how this situation feels until you're faced with it.
The elite guilds were faced with a conundrum:
a) Don't exploit, and take the risk that Blizzard will find out about the exploit of the other guilds AND penalize them to the extent that their advantage evens the playing field (e.g. taking away the gear, or a suspension)
b) Don't exploit, no one gets penalized, and you are at a severe disadvantage for competition
c) Exploit like everyone else, even the playing field, and everyone has a fair shot.
I think the ban to these guilds is unnecessary. If most of them were doing it simply to "keep up" with the competition, no one really had a distinct advantage. Therefore, everything should have simply been normalized and the tier should have continued as though this never happened.