Maldroit2 wrote: » I'm pretty sure its allowed
V1PER1987 wrote: » If you can have multiple accounts why couldn’t they be in the same alliance? You could have 30 accounts and have them all in the same alliance and it’s all just you. It would be insane and ridiculous but it could happen.
Scuebydue wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » If you can have multiple accounts why couldn’t they be in the same alliance? You could have 30 accounts and have them all in the same alliance and it’s all just you. It would be insane and ridiculous but it could happen. And then you would be accused of piloting
V1PER1987 wrote: » Scuebydue wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » If you can have multiple accounts why couldn’t they be in the same alliance? You could have 30 accounts and have them all in the same alliance and it’s all just you. It would be insane and ridiculous but it could happen. And then you would be accused of piloting But wrongly accused since you own every account.
GroundedWisdom wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » Scuebydue wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » If you can have multiple accounts why couldn’t they be in the same alliance? You could have 30 accounts and have them all in the same alliance and it’s all just you. It would be insane and ridiculous but it could happen. And then you would be accused of piloting But wrongly accused since you own every account. Well, there's a fine line between technicality and fairness. Now, as far as it stands, there's no rule against having 2 Accounts in the same Ally. Which is pretty benign. Now, having one individual run an entire Ally is not in the spirit of fair play, IMO. Especially when you have a highly skilled individual running Ally Events solo. That's pretty much no different than Piloting in my mind.
V1PER1987 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » Scuebydue wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » If you can have multiple accounts why couldn’t they be in the same alliance? You could have 30 accounts and have them all in the same alliance and it’s all just you. It would be insane and ridiculous but it could happen. And then you would be accused of piloting But wrongly accused since you own every account. Well, there's a fine line between technicality and fairness. Now, as far as it stands, there's no rule against having 2 Accounts in the same Ally. Which is pretty benign. Now, having one individual run an entire Ally is not in the spirit of fair play, IMO. Especially when you have a highly skilled individual running Ally Events solo. That's pretty much no different than Piloting in my mind. You wouldn’t say the same if it was a poorly skilled player. If someone really wants to run 30 different accounts, run quests to get crystals, run quests to get cats to rank up, do arena to get cats to rank up and on top of that do 30 different AQs and AWs, more power to him/her. Frankly it seems impossible to me, but I don’t consider that being an unfair advantage.
DNA3000 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » Scuebydue wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » If you can have multiple accounts why couldn’t they be in the same alliance? You could have 30 accounts and have them all in the same alliance and it’s all just you. It would be insane and ridiculous but it could happen. And then you would be accused of piloting But wrongly accused since you own every account. Well, there's a fine line between technicality and fairness. Now, as far as it stands, there's no rule against having 2 Accounts in the same Ally. Which is pretty benign. Now, having one individual run an entire Ally is not in the spirit of fair play, IMO. Especially when you have a highly skilled individual running Ally Events solo. That's pretty much no different than Piloting in my mind. This falls into the long standing debate about multiboxing. In every game where the idea is even possible, there are always a small minority of players who believe multiboxing is intrinsically "wrong" in some unspecifiable way. However, the broad consensus is that if it isn't explicitly prohibited, multiboxing is "unfair" only insofar as lots of other things are both sanctioned and unfair, such as spending money on the game.
GroundedWisdom wrote: » To be clear, one person running a couple Accounts in the same Ally is not what I find unfair. When you have one person running entire Allies and BGs solo, that's where it goes into that territory for me. Just my thoughts.
TitoBandito187 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » To be clear, one person running a couple Accounts in the same Ally is not what I find unfair. When you have one person running entire Allies and BGs solo, that's where it goes into that territory for me. Just my thoughts. Who cares? Why draw the line from say 3 accounts to an entire BG? That said, anyone who has enough time to run 10 or 30 accounts deserves whatever they earn. I got one account and this game sucks the life out of me daily trying to do everything.
GroundedWisdom wrote: » Just because there are no rules against it currently doesn't make it fair play.
DNA3000 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » Just because there are no rules against it currently doesn't make it fair play. What makes something fair play is when it isn't prohibited by the rules and the general consensus of the participants is that the behavior is not out of bounds. There's no objective basis for judging fairness in a game that makes it possible for the majority opinion to be wrong. By definition, if the rules allow it, and there's no generally accepted social convention against it, it is fair play.
GroundedWisdom wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » Just because there are no rules against it currently doesn't make it fair play. What makes something fair play is when it isn't prohibited by the rules and the general consensus of the participants is that the behavior is not out of bounds. There's no objective basis for judging fairness in a game that makes it possible for the majority opinion to be wrong. By definition, if the rules allow it, and there's no generally accepted social convention against it, it is fair play. What makes it fair play is whether it is fair for the other participants in the spirit of healthy competition. If it were up to concensus, there would be a great many things that aren't fair allowed.
DNA3000 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » GroundedWisdom wrote: » Just because there are no rules against it currently doesn't make it fair play. What makes something fair play is when it isn't prohibited by the rules and the general consensus of the participants is that the behavior is not out of bounds. There's no objective basis for judging fairness in a game that makes it possible for the majority opinion to be wrong. By definition, if the rules allow it, and there's no generally accepted social convention against it, it is fair play. What makes it fair play is whether it is fair for the other participants in the spirit of healthy competition. If it were up to concensus, there would be a great many things that aren't fair allowed. Judged by who.