Do you seriously compare raiding week after week for gear to questing for an hour in the next expansion?
No, that isn't the definition of pay to win. When you start arguing that people need to want their alt bad enough to trudge through boring old content in order to play it, you've demonstrated the problem, not refuted it.That doesn't change the fact that you give real money to have a head start over people that don't. That's the definition of P2W, btw. And if you want an alt that badly but you're too tired of leveling, then you don't want it bad enough or you should consider trying another game instead.
You can have multiple WoW accounts, and depending on the circumstances you can transfer characters between them. Try again.Yes there is. Each account limited to only ONE lv 90 boost. See? Took me 2 min to find a reasonable way to stop people from buying multiple copies.
Games exist to be fun, not to give you personally a smug sense of superiority over other people. If you like leveling because it STOPS other people from playing, then I don't think you and Blizzard are on the same page. This may be a shocker, but Blizzard wants people to play their game. They don't want people to quit by throwing, artificial, boring obstacles in their way so that Orly can feel like a big man.Why not abolish levels altogether so noobs can just pick the game and start pounding you right away?