Even trying to look at reverting it might be tricky if Blizz hasn't noted the specific app which seems likely. Plenty more may be taking time off from the game starting in the last week or two, not even realizing that they are caught up in this ban wave. Weve had a little break from focusing on the bots and multiboxers, as the new expansion took center stage, but they definitely didnt go anywhere The main issue with these two VERY different and separate activities is that most players cant seem to tell the difference. There's probably a decent set of people who hadn't seen the new policy, not all WoW players frequent news sites and the ToS can be a monster to see updates to. wow The Bots and Multiboxers of the Shadowlands. Some people will probably get those overturned, but I imagine that the overturning is much like everything else with Blizz CS.it depends on what rep you get and how much they care to help. Yet rather than work with the author to ensure ConsolePort isn't caught in this web or bring something similar into WoW, they instead just throw out a blanket ban without seemingly looking at the issue.
Munk certainly does, mentioning how the project has the backing of Blizz. With ConsolePort, we have a tool that was infinitely useful to those who might have issues sitting at a keyboard for long periods of time, something you'd think Blizz would be happy to have a tool for. The ConsolePort bans are a perfect example of the issue with Blizz's mass ban setup.
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