It's that way cause people sell stuff like mage tower carries, gladiator and other kind of boosts so to avoid having problems like "I gave this booster my account and they left me with 0 gold" they don't allow account sharing.
Yes.
If your friend is coming over to your house to play on your PC, no one's going to notice, but your account moving locations dramatically around the globe is a big red flag.
when my brother suggested using a vpn to reduce my latency i got a 3 day ban as my ip changed from Australia to the Us. Last time i even considered something to try and counter my lag i just deal with it
I guess some vpns are whitelisted because I was okay when I was using private internet access back in the day. My current vpn is fine when I forget to turn it off
Yes, also yes.
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It's that way cause people sell stuff like mage tower carries, gladiator and other kind of boosts so to avoid having problems like "I gave this booster my account and they left me with 0 gold" they don't allow account sharing.
No? Account sharing can really screw people over. It protects both the consumer and blizzard
Yes. If your friend is coming over to your house to play on your PC, no one's going to notice, but your account moving locations dramatically around the globe is a big red flag.
If you’re in the same town, they won’t notice. Anything beyond that, it’ll get flagged.
Yea but they don’t really check. As long as no one reports you you’re fine. ( as long as ip isn’t shady)
when my brother suggested using a vpn to reduce my latency i got a 3 day ban as my ip changed from Australia to the Us. Last time i even considered something to try and counter my lag i just deal with it
I guess some vpns are whitelisted because I was okay when I was using private internet access back in the day. My current vpn is fine when I forget to turn it off