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This.

But, I have. You simply did not like what I had to say. The reality is that "What does Software think about this?" never once entered into the decision making paradigm. What Blizzard did or did not do at whatever time is not really relevant to today. A bug exploit that existed whever, but was known to 4 people at the time is not the same as keeping it in so that everyone can make use of a now very well documented bug.

That would be great if it were true, but we all know it isn't. Sure, it COULD have been anyone, and you really just want to break the hate... but the hate is directed a certain way for a reason. When Google sends me alerts about attempted logins to my account... it's not from Eerie, Indiana, or Spokane, Washington, or even Portland, Maine. It is always Yingyang, China or Vodkalov, Russia. If they want to break the hate, they are welcome to break their culture of cybertheft... but to pretend that they aren't responsible for the vast majority is asinine.

You should go make your own server. Then, you get to decide things. Here in the real world, snowflake, no one cares about your opinion.

The Chinese appreciate your contribution to their economy. To be honest, that's not completely fair. It could have been Russians.

Everything this man says is pure gold.

What makes you think they were ever reserved? I quit playing on Nost in Feb, account was banned as part of some mass wave in May, and by then the shutdown notice was in place, So I didnt bother to fight the ban. As such, I was unable to transfer my characters. I have, however, reused all of the character names. I conclude that the character names are not actually placed into the Elysium servers until the transfer token is redeemed.

I have the same problem, with confirmation that it is nothing to do with the internet connection as far as tracert can follow. I can make it to somewhere in Europe (France) at 150ms, then I hit a firewall which I assume is Elysium. My problem (I have seen more than 4500ms) comes in short bursts. Unlike regular packet loss lag, where things just pop into place... I am instead treated to a very high speed rewind of everything that happened, as if the stream was paused, and then I suddenly received all 30-90 seconds of data in one burst. This tends to occur around 2am server time (8pm Eastern), lasting until 4 or 5 am Server. I have no observed it to occur outside of those time ranges.

This is an unfortunate reality of the post-League of Legends internet.

Sharing of accounts (Letting your friend play it for a little while) will lead to the account being banned.

Incorrect, it can be bypassed by anyone having two computers being played by two different people. The bold part is important. One player cannot control two characters at the same time, except for short periods of time, inside major cities. Any attempt to bypass this in any fashion will lead to both accounts being banned.

It's really not, but just keep trying to convince others... maybe you might even find a fool or two.

Translation /cry on "Now there won't be newbies for me to gank!!!"

Don't forget the three DPS... A warlock that tab-DoTs all the mobs... the Hunter with Multishot "as part of the correct rotation"... and the mage that Blizzards... all the time...

So the answer I am seeing here is... we have a webpage and a forums to keep people up to date... but instead we put all the information on the social media platform best known for being used to tell the world were are eating a tuna sandwich for lunch... Is this some kind of special EU level stupid?