Blizzard has recently some of the thousands of accounts closed, so has the company on its forum announced. It comes to accounts that ‘gebot’ were. The creators of the bot Demonbuddy, who already by Blizzard were sued, have their bot shut down.
Blizzard is fighting all time against people who play the game financial to try out, but so far it seemed the company’s few successes. A week earlier, there were already a few hundred accounts closed, but yesterday there were thousands on the shovel, said a community manager from Blizzard. The closed accounts would ‘discourage’ people who program to use the action in the game to automate, and in this way quickly to level up or find items, which then can be sold.
On the forums of the program Demonbuddy, that already by Blizzard was sued, the claims of Blizzard confirmed. Hundreds of people indicate that their accounts are banned. Some people fished a ten and sometimes a hundred accounts. The creators of the bot have it shut down. There are rumors that also users of other bots have been banned, but the chance is small that all fishing boats are actually turned off.
It is suspected that Blizzard is a large cleaning means before the pvp patch issues, but the fishing boats also disrupt the economy. So today is already a million in gold will be purchased for 25 cents, the minimum that Blizzard has made. When the game a few months, it was 1 million gold, more than 2 euros worth. Further reports Blizzard in a future patch as possible is to discourage directly to the developer, if a player suspects.