Originally Posted by
wholol
Out of curiosity, what can people cheat with in classic ? there are no arenas, bg grinding takes months and is pretty much the same time investment for most people unless you're part of a top tier premade group, and the only way to win trade bg ranks is to have a premade group on each side to queue into, you can't make a character of the opposite faction on the same server so the odds of actually getting 2 full premade groups of russian wintraders is unlikely.
If you think about it a while, you will realize that there isn't much to cheat in classic because literally everything is gated behind a tremendous grind, whether it be leveling, pve , pvp etc. There would be nothing which can be abused in any way differently than what a normal player would do to gain the same result.
Now exploiting and hacking is a different matter but I don't think separate servers will be relevant in altering any of these things, because people who choose to hack/exploit are already aware they are breaking the law and will always find a way to bypass the security of things regardless of server location and whatnot, this has more to do with blizzard's ability to catch players breaking the code of conduct than any separate server issue.
I believe that most of these complaints are from years of bg/arena grief on retail that people are carrying over into an area that doesn't merit such complaints tbh, in my opinion having multiple cultures on a server brings a level of realism that is beyond what the game can offer, so long as everyone can communicate with each other of course, so outside of players who believe that they do not wish to communicate with other foreign speakers in any language other than their native tongue then multi-cultural servers is a great idea.
Finally, I wouldn't label an entire country as cheaters/hackers etc, even if there is precedent of multiple occasions I wouldn't say it's fair to stereotype everyone of a certain ethnicity into a specific cliché, this reeks of low-key racism.