Nostalrius Begins - Quality wow vanilla realm (1.12)

Sharing and selling accounts wasn't allowed on Nost. They checked your IP for this, even leading to alot of false positives where husband and wife, brothers etc were accused of sharing blablabla

I was just wondering if this database is being transfered to Elysium. I can imagine quite a few players of the old PvP server are doing other stuff now or will reroll on the fresh server. Is anything being done to prevent these accounts from being sold without any risk of getting caught at all?

lol

Killstick wrote:Sharing and selling accounts wasn't allowed on Nost. They checked your IP for this, even leading to alot of false positives where husband and wife, brothers etc were accused of sharing blablabla

I was just wondering if this database is being transfered to Elysium. I can imagine quite a few players of the old PvP server are doing other stuff now or will reroll on the fresh server. Is anything being done to prevent these accounts from being sold without any risk of getting caught at all?

Are you asking for a friend?

yes ofc ... true genius making a thread about it then selling my account. Not even making a new account to post this XD
My account is bound to my personal e-mail. So that would suck wouldn't it?

Its just a legit question. Because in the polls I was surprised to see so much more people going for the fresh server. Makes you wonder what people will do with the characters they leave behind and if there is any mechanic from preventing people from selling them without risking the characters being banned.

Killstick wrote:Sharing and selling accounts wasn't allowed on Nost. They checked your IP for this, even leading to alot of false positives where husband and wife, brothers etc were accused of sharing blablabla

I was just wondering if this database is being transfered to Elysium. I can imagine quite a few players of the old PvP server are doing other stuff now or will reroll on the fresh server. Is anything being done to prevent these accounts from being sold without any risk of getting caught at all?

That's bullshit.

I travel a lot, and in one very memorable occassion it so happened and I was in the morning in Brittany, France, in the afternoon in Athens, Greece, and the next fucking day in Durban, South Africa, as I flew from Athens to Durban.

I played Nostalrius on my laptop all day too, especially at the airports to pass the time. Company was paying Business Class seats, so I made good use of the VIP lounges.

I was never banned of course. Over the course of the next few months, I played Nostalrius from different computers in Egypt, United Arab Emirates and Ukraine in addition the above, often on a day-by-day basis as I kept going from one country to the other every other day or so dure to work.

If they banned you for acct sharing, you bet there's a damn good reason for it, probs you paid the Chinese to farm honor or level your toon or smt similar.

Arx_1 wrote:

Killstick wrote:Sharing and selling accounts wasn't allowed on Nost. They checked your IP for this, even leading to alot of false positives where husband and wife, brothers etc were accused of sharing blablabla

I was just wondering if this database is being transfered to Elysium. I can imagine quite a few players of the old PvP server are doing other stuff now or will reroll on the fresh server. Is anything being done to prevent these accounts from being sold without any risk of getting caught at all?

That's bullshit.

I travel a lot, and in one very memorable occassion it so happened and I was in the morning in Brittany, France, in the afternoon in Athens, Greece, and the next fucking day in Durban, South Africa, as I flew from Athens to Durban.

I played Nostalrius on my laptop all day too, especially at the airports to pass the time. Company was paying Business Class seats, so I made good use of the VIP lounges.

I was never banned of course. Over the course of the next few months, I played Nostalrius from different computers in Egypt, United Arab Emirates and Ukraine in addition the above, often on a day-by-day basis as I kept going from one country to the other every other day or so dure to work.

If they banned you for acct sharing, you bet there's a damn good reason for it, probs you paid the Chinese to farm honor or level your toon or smt similar.

probly because noone reported u u fucking noob

if you had gquit ur guild in france and then joined a new guild when u landed in greece and changed ur password then got reported ud have been banned

EDIT: I AM NOT A SNITCH !!!

Just look at how Elysium ran their original server before anybody knew they were getting the Nost code, that should give you a good idea.

Arx_1 wrote:

Killstick wrote:Sharing and selling accounts wasn't allowed on Nost. They checked your IP for this, even leading to alot of false positives where husband and wife, brothers etc were accused of sharing blablabla

I was just wondering if this database is being transfered to Elysium. I can imagine quite a few players of the old PvP server are doing other stuff now or will reroll on the fresh server. Is anything being done to prevent these accounts from being sold without any risk of getting caught at all?

That's bullshit.

I travel a lot, and in one very memorable occassion it so happened and I was in the morning in Brittany, France, in the afternoon in Athens, Greece, and the next fucking day in Durban, South Africa, as I flew from Athens to Durban.

I played Nostalrius on my laptop all day too, especially at the airports to pass the time. Company was paying Business Class seats, so I made good use of the VIP lounges.

I was never banned of course. Over the course of the next few months, I played Nostalrius from different computers in Egypt, United Arab Emirates and Ukraine in addition the above, often on a day-by-day basis as I kept going from one country to the other every other day or so dure to work.

If they banned you for acct sharing, you bet there's a damn good reason for it, probs you paid the Chinese to farm honor or level your toon or smt similar.

cool story bro.