Aww, dang i must missed it out... I was kinda hoping it was early christmas gift for us... u know how fucked up blizzard has been doing
Lol... I actually killed him twice and I got no loot. Didn't know of any exploit though. Was just helping a friend getting it done.
I saw a guy with 2 Ivus loot titanforged. Just thought he was one son of a lucky b***. But I guess he will be suspended!
If your guildmates exploited the bug on purpose they should be banned. It doesn't even fucking matter that Blizzard shouldn't have released a bugged boss, because everyone and their fucking mother knows, that world bosses aren't supposed to drop items beyond their first kill of the week, or in this case Warfront cycle.
lmao imagine caring this much about gear that will literally be normal raid tier in a month. 99% chance you're an LFR hero who thinks 385 is something big.
Hell, most of them agree that if they knew 8.1 was going to be raining 370+ loot from the skies for the most menial of tasks, then they wouldn't have even bothered lol
Barely. The bans are mostly 1 day, which is a complete joke, especially considering the time of year and where we are in terms of raids. The bans should've been for the first mythic week of the next raid(either starting now or just that week). This punishment is not going to deter people, it's a slap on the wrist at best.
Think of it this way, the people who exploited it(a bug that has happened multiple times before, and has been punished similarly lightly the other times) were essentially gambling. The way that gamble should look is that they risk losing a lot(a long ban or ban during a time where it actually matters), because the gain from exploiting was big. In reality the gamble turned out to have them lose essentially nothing(they lost the time spent grinding + maybe a day of being banned during a time where people generally play less anyway) with the potential upside still being the same.
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Even if it's only one day, Blizzard looks at previous behaviour when deciding bans so next time these players exploit something they'll have that box checked and get a higher suspension. And if you ban then ban directly, new raid is coming out january 22nd and has nothing to do with exploiting something a month earlier.
Yeah, exploiting a world boss to get a ton of residue to buy 415 azerite with once the new raid opens in order to get an advantage on progress has nothing to do with that new raid. My bad. Oh wait, it's basically the same situation as with the Dragon Soul LFR exploiting where the guilds doing it coincidentally got banned for 8 days, which (again entirely coincidentally) covered the entirety of the first heroic week, because the intent was to get a competitive advantage on progress by exploiting the bug/oversight/whatever you want to call it.
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