Multi-boxing is a more controversial method for farming online video games to obtain resources, which means that a customer has multiple accounts. Blizzard restricts this special multiple boxing method of using third-party software to "broadcast" your input between multiple clients. This Vanilla WOW Gold button cloning software that reflects a single button or action will automatically cross multiple MMO versions for users to collect data and gold in the game at a breakthrough speed.

Players have always used third-party software to play games within the terms of service of the World of Warcraft game. But just now, everything seems to have changed. Blizzard published a post on the World of Warcraft website, Blizzard will try to suppress third-party input broadcasting software.

This WOW Classic Gold For Sale software has an increasingly negative impact on the game due to its support for automated games. So now Blizzard said it will mirror the keystrokes in the input broadcasting software of multiple WoW game clients. This policy is absolutely in the best interests of the game and the community. Blizzard said it will warn players who are found to be using input broadcasting software for multi-box games. In the near future, these warnings will be upgraded to account suspension and permanent account bans.

Blizzard is not a complete boycott of multiple punches. This means that players are allowed to use multiple World of Warcraft accounts at the same time. But the most popular WOW multiple boxing method that uses third-party software to send your input to multiple clients is also being banned.

The news was released nineteen days before the release of Shadowlands, at that time the pre-sale of World of Warcraft had broken records.Compared to others, in "World of Warcraft", players will pay more attention to their achievements in the game. They want to be good enough for themselves, but they feel powerless. MMOWTS is a website that wanted to serve players since its inception, where players can buy cheap WOW Classic Gold.