3.3.3 Change Question

[lofblad]

<- All accounts on the same battle.net account.

[Smithnweson]

6 Accounts all on the same Bnet, its just easier.

[TheMuffinMan]

Originally Posted by Ualaa

Broadcast is just fine, with one B.Net account per Warcraft account.
But not, with one B.Net account for multiple Warcraft accounts, as you pointed out.

In my case, I broadcast my password.
Broadcast enter.
And then broadcast my authenticator code, and broadcast enter again.

I'd be curious to see how many people have a B.Net per Account, versus how many have multiple accounts which they box with simultaneously on a single B.Net.

It is pretty common for boxers to have all their accounts on the same BNET account if you started boxing before they made that change. When authenticators/bnet first came out I was multiboxing and had all my accounts one 1 bnet account and it worked fine. I could use my auth code on all accounts simultaneously. Then one day after a patch (dont remember when it happened) they changed it to how it is now.

[ebony]

Originally Posted by TheMuffinMan

It is pretty common for boxers to have all their accounts on the same BNET account if you started boxing before they made that change. When authenticators/bnet first came out I was multiboxing and had all my accounts one 1 bnet account and it worked fine. I could use my auth code on all accounts simultaneously. Then one day after a patch (dont remember when it happened) they changed it to how it is now.

and we still wont to kill blizzard for it

[Ualaa]

I was boxing long before the B.Net conversion was a requirement. And I'd imagine like many, did not switch until I could not log in without merging my accounts to B.Net.

By the time I had to switch, it was known that placing all accounts on one B.Net was easier management, but forced a log in delay. I chose instant log-in for all my accounts, over integrated/easier account management. I have logged into account management only once since the B.Net merge. But someone who changes their subscription options or does a lot transfers or such, might get more of a time saving benefit from the single B.Net.

I'd imagine people who merged their accounts into a single B.Net, prior to the authenticator change are in the first category. You had the option to merge accounts a good 9 months before that was a requirement.

Some people have called Support to have their account added to or removed from a B.Net. In some cases they have been told this is not allowed. In other cases people have been allowed to migrate both onto a single B.Net from several or from a single onto several. I think it just depends on who you talk to at Support.

[TheMuffinMan]

I am not worried about it enough to go through the hassle of calling support. Its not a huge deal to me I geuss =)