The case for cross-faction Real ID raiding

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2-28-2012 @ 8:31PM

Philster043 said...

I have a friend who always repeatedly had to transfer servers just to be with friends, as well as switch factions. Personally I have avoided this and have stuck to my guns by keeping my characters where they are, and RealID has now rewarded me for doing that, as I can play with my friends across servers anytime. Now, I suppose I've been lucky in that my friends have been Hordies mostly, but I wouldn't be surprised if Blizzard allowed hordies and allies to get together for raids one day. After all, technically, Alliance and the Horde worked together in order to bring down the Lich King. Might as well include that in the playerbase as well. Let them be able to communicate only for the raids, though.

2-28-2012 @ 8:48PM

Arrohon said...

Program raid, party, and battleground (might as well allow BGs like this too) chat to ignore language. It speaks a neutral unnamed language. Allowing someone to speak in Darnassian in a group is kinda stupid anyway (what's the point of a group if they can make it so you can't understand them?). It'd be a blow to RP, but most RP chat seems to be in /say anyway.

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