AnoneeMouse
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Okay. Thanks for conceding to my argument in its entirely? Or are you still misconstruing my stance?yes because it was updated 25th of may to reflect the changes.
Okay. Thanks for conceding to my argument in its entirely? Or are you still misconstruing my stance?yes because it was updated 25th of may to reflect the changes.
Okay. Thanks for conceding to my argument in its entirely? Or are you still misconstruing my stance?
Look, we're really done. I don't want this debate to loop around, so that you end up talking about how your drug dealer friend wasn't really supporting drug use again. The fact is, if you knowingly harbour content on a website, you are supporting its use. It's really that simple. If anyone is having trouble grasping a basic concept, it's you. Have a great day, though.Again, allowed is different to supported i dont know why you find it so hard to grasp the concept.
Look, we're really done. I don't want this debate to loop around, so that you end up talking about how your drug dealer friend wasn't really supporting drug use again. The fact is, if you knowingly harbour content on a website, you are supporting its use. It's really that simple. If anyone is having trouble grasping a basic concept, it's you. Have a great day, though.
Again, allowed is different to supported i dont know why you find it so hard to grasp the concept.
My God sound like a moron each and every post...
If you allow something to take place and make money off it as well as understand what it's there for. You 100% support it.
My fiance and I own a business.. we quite often have other businesses / charities come in and ask if they can leave their cards / flyers / fundraising merchandise for people to take and we allow it out of common decency.
We don support their businesses / charities in any way shape or form but we allow them to leave their stuff behind so they can attach new sales... the business we own is very busy and lucrative and people often wait and look over said flyers etc... Even if they paid me for leaving the stuff behind or gave me a cut of their new client sales who mentioned they saw the advertisement in my shop I would not have to support them.
Just because I allow things to be displayed in my shop does not mean that I support them, if a customer had an issue with their product and they came to me it isn't my problem I'm just the middleman between the seller and them I just had a nice place for them to advertise their products.
I am pretty sure its %100 risky. Bliz just waiting for 6 months and then they ll close all accounts permanently... If they detect HB once , they can again...
Of course there is an increased risk. 4 years of no banwave or detection. Last month, banwave.
Statistically speaking, the risk of being banned when using HB has increased.
no more risky except thousands of people just got banned and they don't know why
#rekt
No, there actually is no more risk. What you guys are going off is implied risk...
The risk of being banned has always been 100%. If you bot, you will eventually get banned. That is a fact. You may not be banned instantly. Hell, it could be 10 years before you get banned...But you will get banned some time in the future. That is a 100% fact.
There is no more risk than there's always been. A ban wave doesn't raise the risk, as you can't raise it above 100%.
My fiance and I own a business.. we quite often have other businesses / charities come in and ask if they can leave their cards / flyers / fundraising merchandise for people to take and we allow it out of common decency.
We don support their businesses / charities in any way shape or form but we allow them to leave their stuff behind so they can attach new sales... the business we own is very busy and lucrative and people often wait and look over said flyers etc... Even if they paid me for leaving the stuff behind or gave me a cut of their new client sales who mentioned they saw the advertisement in my shop I would not have to support them.
Just because I allow things to be displayed in my shop does not mean that I support them, if a customer had an issue with their product and they came to me it isn't my problem I'm just the middleman between the seller and them I just had a nice place for them to advertise their products.
Your whole post is a contradiction. You are retarded for thinking that you don't support them... You say common decency but you are giving them the space to advertise....so you are supporting them by giving them business... Or what you are saying is that if I want to come in and bring in my "Hail Satan" calling cards and my collection of 2 million donation jars for some of the most ridiculous reasons on the planet(IE Boob job for my pet monkey). I would get the same treatment. Or another way to say this would be to imply that if I wanted to set up something you felt strongly against. Let's say my donation fund to bang your fiance over and over again in a hot German porno. You'd probably not support that... Get my drift?
Edit: What if you had let me put things in your shop that would scare away your business? Obviously not!
Speaking entirely about rotation botting(interruptbot, and other things the bot can react to with inhuman speed).
It is the point where the bot is no longer a bot, but becomes more like a cheat.
Automating gameplay is one thing, cheating is an entirely different story.
Well, that's stupid.
You can't say that game play automation is only cheating when it is being done in PvP. The whole premise of botting is cheating according to Blizzard's definition. Game play automation is the same whether it is in PvP or PvE.
The problem here is that Bossland has this mindset that disabling arena will get Blizzard off their back. Arena rotations was MUCH harder to detect than the bot trains that happened in BGs thanks to BG Buddy.
I just don't get the reasoning. It's fine to alienate one aspect of the bot I guess. The PvPers will go elsewhere, especially as other devs go to the same competition.
Instead of disabling, they should have just removed AFK functionality in all aspects of organized PvP.
^^^^
Exactly.
Matt, you and the other guy are arguing over two separate distinctions of the word "support," and as much as you'll hate to hear it, you're using it wrong. The fact of the matter is that regardless of whether you agree or disagree with someone's ideologies, intentions, motivations, etc, by providing a means to an end (in this case, a means for those other businesses or charities to advertise in your shop via cards, word of mouth, posters, whatever), you are in fact supporting them. Why? Because with that advertising comes possible revenue, and revenue is what supports of a successful business. Without revenue (in all its forms), that business fails, just like your friend with his drugs and the money (revenue) he receives from distributing those drugs.
This is a basic, irrefutable fact. There's no semantics to argue. Support is not restricted to "agreeing with" which is what you're arguing. It means to "enable to function or act." You enable that business to receive revenue via your business by supplying free advertising for theirs, just as HB supported Arena by receiving and continuing to benefit from the revenue that Arena/PVP CRs brought/bring. You can't cherry-pick an interpretation of the word "support" and use it to disprove someone giving you the very definition of that word. That's not how it works.
In fact the only thing we officially support is a local sports team because it's clearly shown in the shop and we also sponsor them and being branded on their uniforms, i guess much like the buddy team has official products for what they officially support.
I sure hope you are trolling and are not actually that obtuse