As someone that doesn't play wow or know anything about it I'm going to try and change your mind.
Paying for gold allows you to purchase goods in the game and would let you fast track your progress while playing the game.
Whereas paying someone to play for you let's you fast track your progress without playing the game. This means when you do finally play at the higher levels you don't know how the systems of the game work and are a burden to play with. The lack of engaging with the game to achieve the end result is worse for surrounding players than just buying gold to fast track your progress.
Both are cheating for sure. But one is worse for other players and therefore they are not equal.
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u/ThomCook 6d ago
As someone that doesn't play wow or know anything about it I'm going to try and change your mind.
Paying for gold allows you to purchase goods in the game and would let you fast track your progress while playing the game.
Whereas paying someone to play for you let's you fast track your progress without playing the game. This means when you do finally play at the higher levels you don't know how the systems of the game work and are a burden to play with. The lack of engaging with the game to achieve the end result is worse for surrounding players than just buying gold to fast track your progress.
Both are cheating for sure. But one is worse for other players and therefore they are not equal.