Abusing account restoration is a sh**y thing to do. I had my account restored 7 months ago for WoW and parts of my account are still restricted. I've been mostly angry at blizzard for this but I'm sure it's fraud like this that makes this process a nightmare for legitimate players. I still wish Blizzard would help me already but I guess it's their loss, I just stopped playing. I try to restore every time they give me a promotion but all they ever do is refer me to other departments.
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Also, as someone who has never written a topic and who has only posted silly responses, you are not the target audience. Consider all the time you saved now.
Forums are great places to share your ideas with other like minded individuals, yet a lot of these thoughts may go unnoticed or may become easily disregarded. This can easily be countered by making sure you have a very point orientated beginning (or abstract), a body which contains supported facts or research with evidence (not just personal opinion) and a concise conclusion that ties everything together. All people reading your post should be able to know everything they need to by reading your first paragraph and last paragraph and should feel compelled to read the middle based on those two paragraphs.
The initial way to get someone to read your post is an interesting, relevant, or important title. I, and many others, skip over titles that look like they may contain monkey dribble in them. I click on a lot of posts that seem like they may benefit me in some way or that I may be able to contribute to. More often than should be the case, however, I find I can't find the point, reason, or solution a post may be trying to make.
While this certainly doesn't pertain to everyone, I feel like it needs to be put out there that to create a decent post certain criteria must be met. First, every lengthy post should contain an abstract at the beginning. Something that should explain to the reader what the post is about and what your suggestion or remark may be. This generates interest for the reader to read the seemingly boring body of the post which should contain the most important aspects of your post. Finally, a post should end with a conclusion or a discussion. A recap almost, that brings back your initial point and your possible resolution to it.
In short, many ideas on forums may be overlooked due to messy forum post layouts.
I don't think buying illegal gold and selling it on RMAH will be a viable option. It takes about 2 days for RMAH transactions to go through which I assume Blizz uses to decide the validity of the seller or buyer. If anything I would assume this would hurt gold sellers and buyers alike.
Didn't even consider that thanks a lot. But after i take off sharp shooter... Should I go by what the tool tip says is best damage or should I look at other things? I know the best answer is to use the spread sheet I was just wondering the value of certain stats.
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Also, as someone who has never written a topic and who has only posted silly responses, you are not the target audience. Consider all the time you saved now.
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The initial way to get someone to read your post is an interesting, relevant, or important title. I, and many others, skip over titles that look like they may contain monkey dribble in them. I click on a lot of posts that seem like they may benefit me in some way or that I may be able to contribute to. More often than should be the case, however, I find I can't find the point, reason, or solution a post may be trying to make.
While this certainly doesn't pertain to everyone, I feel like it needs to be put out there that to create a decent post certain criteria must be met. First, every lengthy post should contain an abstract at the beginning. Something that should explain to the reader what the post is about and what your suggestion or remark may be. This generates interest for the reader to read the seemingly boring body of the post which should contain the most important aspects of your post. Finally, a post should end with a conclusion or a discussion. A recap almost, that brings back your initial point and your possible resolution to it.
In short, many ideas on forums may be overlooked due to messy forum post layouts.
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Is the 800 DPS weapon really that much better and why? Also how much is each weapon worth...I only need 1 so i was thinking of selling the other 2.
spank you.