Blizzard Unbans Linux World of Warcraft Players
An anonymous reader writes "World of Warcraft players using Cedega (the Linux-based Windows emulator) had their bans lifted after an investigation by Blizzard in cooperation with the Cedega development team revealed that the bans were in fact made in error."
And my friends and I have been playing EQ since 2001.
... they still have downtime problems to this day. Even on medium pop servers. Just last week she was getting disconnected every 30 seconds. She put up with it for 15 times and then gave up in frusturation. Meanwhile my trader in Everquest never disconnected...
And on the flipside (my wife plays WoW)
I think you're delusional. It was all about the bad press. Either that or one of their server admins took it up as a special project on his own. Blizzard provides pretty minimal customer service to their millions of Mac/Win players - they certainly don't care enough about Linux to make it any kind of priority.
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing.
It matters to Blizzard that people are having fun in their game, because if they aren't they don't get paid. Cheaters reduce everyone's fun level.
However, a video game shouldn't really matter to the players. If getting kicked out has a major impact in your life, you shouldn't be playing in the first place.