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It seens every "competitive" PvP MMO has people using alts to help their main account with resources or scouting, or even spying on opposite guilds and maybe even griefing them from the inside.
I thought these games were supposed to be social, but it totally kills my immersion that there's people with multiple alts running around doing this kind of shit.
These people brag about how "hardcore" they are with all the politics and spying and drama, but is it really hardcore if you're using alts to do it? Wouldn't it be more immersive if you were only allowed 1 character and if you wanted to spy on another guild you had to leave your guild and join the other one etc?
What these people do isn't hardcore, it's just cheating and autism.
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MMO PVP LOL



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