Nostalrius Begins - Quality wow vanilla realm (1.12)

I've started a topic viewtopic.php?f=65&t=31855&p=222186&hilit=klo#p222186 but, unfortunatelly, it was closed so I couldn't describe all the details.

Yes, there was really a warning on 13 December as said, but warning was given to another character. We are 3 people and we have 3 accounts: Klopew, Theheal, Abdulaz. And on 13 December Abdulaz was really multiboxing Theheal. And after reading rules about it - he says he stopped doing this.

But on January, 13, Theheal was following Klopew (me) and I have never been told about anything like multiboxing, following etc that is allowed at retail and restricted at Nostalrius.

So my character got banned without any previous warning, and I said GM that I didn't know it and won't do it anymore.

Probably, it would be fair to ban Theheal for account sharing, but could I get my character (Klopew) back and consider this as a warning? I really wasn't going to do anything that is not allowed

If you're dumb enough to multibox with someone else's account, you deserve to get banned.

Glenzig wrote:If you're dumb enough to multibox with someone else's account, you deserve to get banned.

You can read what happened in a previous post.
Dont know what exactly do you mean by multiboxing, but character was on /follow while player is AFK. Really, as far as I understand rules, /follow is also not permitted (O_o)

But after many years of retail where all these are allowed, copying vanilla server with everything (including semi-working meeting-stones) and making additional restrictions - is not obvious. I didn't know anything of this. Or do everyone read Terms of Use everytime clicking a checkbox, huh?

/follow is not an issue. Even if a player suspects you of multiboxing and it's just /follow, the GM will test you to confirm. To me it just sounds like your lying through your teeth to try to squirm out of a ban. Yes I read the TOU of every emulator project I play. They tend to be the only ones who ever really enforce them. Ignorance of the rules is no excuse.