- Dec 20, 2004
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DISCLAIMER: The following thread may or may not include drama and/or poor decision making. Viewer discresion is advised.
I decided not to play World of Warcraft anymore. I won't go into the whys because they're really not important (not enough challenge, to tell it in a short story). Since I was in an up-and-coming guild and I was worried about them (I was primary priest at the time, level 56, holy / disc spec'ed), I told the guildleader I'd let him use the account so they could still raid effectively and what not.
Well he made the priest an officer in the guild, gave the password t the officers, and they all chipped in and bought six months of play time. They also changed the password and e-mail addres... without telling me. Needless to say when I tried to pop in to say hi and noticed the password was changed, I didn't really think much of it, but I tried to change it back to what it had been and was met with failure. I called my former guildleader and asked him what's up - the officers decided to change that info.
Not part of the deal!! I didn't give the account away, I didn't sell it, what I did was allow them to use it indefinitely. Some might argue, "Why do you care, since you don't play anymore and you don't want to play anymore?" Simple, I'm still the guy who paid for the account. I let people use my car, it doesn't mean they can put 6 months of gas in it and they own the thing!
So I talk to them about this and they have no plans to release the account login information back into me. Now I've e-mailed Blizzard and I'm going to retake possession of the account, and if worse comes to worse I'll see the account banned before I allow someone else to own my priest... I guess I'm only posting because I feel some guilt about them losing their however much money 6 months of WOW costs...
Have I done the right thing here?...
I decided not to play World of Warcraft anymore. I won't go into the whys because they're really not important (not enough challenge, to tell it in a short story). Since I was in an up-and-coming guild and I was worried about them (I was primary priest at the time, level 56, holy / disc spec'ed), I told the guildleader I'd let him use the account so they could still raid effectively and what not.
Well he made the priest an officer in the guild, gave the password t the officers, and they all chipped in and bought six months of play time. They also changed the password and e-mail addres... without telling me. Needless to say when I tried to pop in to say hi and noticed the password was changed, I didn't really think much of it, but I tried to change it back to what it had been and was met with failure. I called my former guildleader and asked him what's up - the officers decided to change that info.
Not part of the deal!! I didn't give the account away, I didn't sell it, what I did was allow them to use it indefinitely. Some might argue, "Why do you care, since you don't play anymore and you don't want to play anymore?" Simple, I'm still the guy who paid for the account. I let people use my car, it doesn't mean they can put 6 months of gas in it and they own the thing!
So I talk to them about this and they have no plans to release the account login information back into me. Now I've e-mailed Blizzard and I'm going to retake possession of the account, and if worse comes to worse I'll see the account banned before I allow someone else to own my priest... I guess I'm only posting because I feel some guilt about them losing their however much money 6 months of WOW costs...
Have I done the right thing here?...