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Originally Posted by Hanma l
Imo people don't q.q ni more if your acc got hacked well that's not anet's fault neither is it urs  . If you don't find the game to be "fun" ni more due to excessive "nerfs" or w/e just quit plain and simple move on, there's plenty more games out there but don't waste ur time and ours just qqing and trolling here.
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It seems obvious that this new security feature is not making the game more fun for at least some peeps, and that's not a troll it is more of a fact.
I have nine accounts, two new ones three days old because I picked up a couple of NIB GW Platinum Editions for $US6.99 shipped off of eBay. It will probably take me a week or more to straighten this mess out with Anet. I have a stack of boxes with everything in them, but don't really remember which key goes with which account.
It looks to me like Anet shot it's self in the foot with this one. What they did was PO lots of hard core players who have multiple accounts, many of them mules that they only log on to clear out storage. The guys who have a single account with a single email will not have any problem with the new security. But the guys who spent money buying multiple keys for multiple accounts will now think twice about buying any more copies of GW.
If I wanted to be an accountant and keep records of which account goes with which key and which toons were named what on which account I would go to work for a big company, but if I wanted to play games on a computer I might consider switching from GW to something else.
Here is a question for Gail, how many copies of GW are repeat sales to peeps who already have one or more GW accounts, and how many copies of GW are sold to first time buyers? And more to the point do you think it is realistic to expect some one like me who has bought multiple copies of GW to buy any more after something like this happens.
Just as an aside a bud of mine who was a long time GW player quit several months ago (after the SF nerff) and switch to Runes of Magic; check out their log on screen. The Runes of Magic log on screen is much more secure than what GW uses but does not cause grief for the players.
If GW really wanted better security they could mimic Runes of Magic log on instead of the bozo trick they pulled. Not to mention it really disrupted play for some peeps.
A big thumbs down from me on this new security idea.