I am looking for some help in regards to the subject of post.
Are wow gold game masters able to access a player's account and inventory and remove or place items?
If so can any one give me a link to a blizz site or something that says so?
Thanks
PuzzledStudent: That's exactly my thoughts. I just need an actual example, from a blog or an article or a reference to where they have the power to do this.
I assume their Terms of Service, but they aren't exactly going to be open and say "hey we have the power to take all your stuff!"
paladinj :The Terms of Service actually do state that Blizzard owns everything. You are paying for the right to access their servers and play the game but Blizzard can do anything they want inside the wow gold game and you can't stop them. Now Blizzard will not just go around deleting ppls stuff because then everyone would stop paying to play.
One example of Blizzard taking things from people is when you need something transmuted or cut, like a gem. Person 1 needs some gem cut, gives it to person 2 and instead of cutting it for a tip just takes it. If you write a ticket about it a GM can restore your item and remove it from the other guy.
I have also heard about GMs restoring certain quest items if needed.
Are wow gold game masters able to access a player's account and inventory and remove or place items?
If so can any one give me a link to a blizz site or something that says so?
Thanks
PuzzledStudent: That's exactly my thoughts. I just need an actual example, from a blog or an article or a reference to where they have the power to do this.
I assume their Terms of Service, but they aren't exactly going to be open and say "hey we have the power to take all your stuff!"
paladinj :The Terms of Service actually do state that Blizzard owns everything. You are paying for the right to access their servers and play the game but Blizzard can do anything they want inside the wow gold game and you can't stop them. Now Blizzard will not just go around deleting ppls stuff because then everyone would stop paying to play.
One example of Blizzard taking things from people is when you need something transmuted or cut, like a gem. Person 1 needs some gem cut, gives it to person 2 and instead of cutting it for a tip just takes it. If you write a ticket about it a GM can restore your item and remove it from the other guy.
I have also heard about GMs restoring certain quest items if needed.
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