But the joy of earning the reward of an elite achievement far outweighs the consequences of paying someone else to have that fun for you. I may be in a minority here but paying someone else to beat a challenge on a game I pay to play defeats the purpose of enjoying a game. People who pay someone to do it for them do not deserve to get that mount, let alone any transmogs. One of my sons worked hard for many hours to get that mount. If you completed one of each you received a mount. Its litterally transmog? Who cares? Just ban the account for a time instead for "piloted boosting" or account sharing, makes no sense to remove the rewards
MAGE TOWER BOOST FREE
Hence the ban for account sharing in general (regardless if it was paid or free which I think they'd have a hard time to verify), and the removal of the ill-gotten gains. How would Blizzard enforce the 'bought' part, do they have receipts, lol? Like, if someone was in a guild and asked a guildmate to run their account through the MT, it would count as account sharing which is prohibited by the TOS, and they could see that it was for the duration of getting the MT skins. I think people are being punished for account sharing, not for buying a boost specifically. Just because they have failed to act on other RMT in the past or present, doesn't mean they shouldn't act now. Of course they shouldn't have access to the rewards they have obtained through ill-gotten gains. Why would they remove the rewards instead of just a long ban for account sharing? Why dont hey ban every player who buys other transmogs or mounts through gold or irl money? Makes no senseīecause they bought a piloted boost? They had someone log in, play their character for them, and they paid for it.
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