2,100+ Gold Buying Accounts Have Been Banned on WoW: Forever Beta
Blizzard has announced that they are maintaining their aggressive stance against RMT in WoW: Forever, announcing that over 2,100 gold buying accounts have been banned.
Since WoW: Forever was announced, Blizzard has been taking a very aggressive stance towards RMT in the game, even in beta. Originally, they announced the wanted to remind players that RMT is not acceptable and that they would also be taking action against buyers' accounts.
ONN summary
Blizzard has banned over 2,100 gold-buying accounts in WoW: Forever Beta, continuing their strict anti-RMT stance. Josh Greenfield, a podcast host, reminded players that trading with unknown parties could lead to issues, and a new warning will be added to the trading system to inform players about the source of their gold. More than 1,600 gold-selling or botting accounts have also been closed.
Key points
- Over 2,100 gold-buying accounts banned in WoW: Forever Beta
- Blizzard maintains aggressive anti-RMT stance
- New trading warning to inform players about gold sources
- More than 1,600 gold-selling or botting accounts closed
By ONN
