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Calgary25997 Posts
On July 09 2010 03:48 MelonPan wrote:
Yo, this is the story all about how
My Real ID made some !@*@ go down
I'd like to take a moment, just listen to me
And I'll tell you all about how Blizz took my privacy
In West Dun Morogh, born and raised
Adventurin' is how I spent most of my days
Questin', groupin', craftin' my gear
Grindin' Ashen Verdict rep up to Revered
When a guy named Robert Kotick, up to no good
Did somethin' nobody understood
He showed up on the forums, said we'd use our real names
And that "Now everyone who googles you will know you play our game."
I whistled for a blue and when he came near
He said they'd been plannin' Real ID for over a year
I said bein' stalked and @#%#ed up wouldn't be funny
But Bobby said "NAW FORGET IT, YO HOLMES IT'S MORE MONEY"
I went to my account and canceled all my data
And I yelled to Bobby Kotick, "Yo holmes, smell ya lata!"
I looked back at an Azeroth with no security
And thought 'Goodbye WoW, I'll keep my obscurity.'
Hahahahaha amazing 
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you truly must be with low IQ
Well said good sir. Maybe you want to add me on Facebook?
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On July 09 2010 04:09 jtgizmo wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:07 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:05 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:02 Backpack wrote:
The name change in this thread goes to show how it wont be a huge deal in the blizz forums.
When a blizz employee says "this is my name lololol find me" of course they are asking for it.
When you post in a forum where EVERYONE has a name, how do you know if its real or not? Assuming you are a crazy person who wants to track down someone who doesn't agree with you, how do you know its even their real name? You don't. everyone here knows these names here are fake you muppet, on blizzard forums everyone will know that the names are real. except for the fact that more than 50% of the community is saying that they will use a fake name you truly must be with low IQ
Good point.
You make a good argument.
If there is someone named Jasón Jasso on the bnet forums, how do you know if its them or not?
If you google Jasón Jasso you get his facebook and other information, but what if its not him (in my case its not)
You would end up harassing someone who probably doesnt even know what starcraft is.
There will be no way to pick out the real names from the fake.
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On July 09 2010 04:12 Backpack wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:09 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:07 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:05 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:02 Backpack wrote:
The name change in this thread goes to show how it wont be a huge deal in the blizz forums.
When a blizz employee says "this is my name lololol find me" of course they are asking for it.
When you post in a forum where EVERYONE has a name, how do you know if its real or not? Assuming you are a crazy person who wants to track down someone who doesn't agree with you, how do you know its even their real name? You don't. everyone here knows these names here are fake you muppet, on blizzard forums everyone will know that the names are real. except for the fact that more than 50% of the community is saying that they will use a fake name you truly must be with low IQ Good point. You make a good argument. If there is someone named Jasón Jasso on the bnet forums, how do you know if its them or not? If you google Jasón Jasso you get his facebook and other information, but what if its not him (in my case its not) You would end up harassing someone who probably doesnt even know what starcraft is. There will be no way to pick out the real names from the fake.
what makes it even better! Now the angry stalking nerd is going to creep the shit out of any random person! yay
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On July 09 2010 04:12 Backpack wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:09 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:07 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:05 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:02 Backpack wrote:
The name change in this thread goes to show how it wont be a huge deal in the blizz forums.
When a blizz employee says "this is my name lololol find me" of course they are asking for it.
When you post in a forum where EVERYONE has a name, how do you know if its real or not? Assuming you are a crazy person who wants to track down someone who doesn't agree with you, how do you know its even their real name? You don't. everyone here knows these names here are fake you muppet, on blizzard forums everyone will know that the names are real. except for the fact that more than 50% of the community is saying that they will use a fake name you truly must be with low IQ Good point. You make a good argument. If there is someone named Jasón Jasso on the bnet forums, how do you know if its them or not? If you google Jasón Jasso you get his facebook and other information, but what if its not him (in my case its not) You would end up harassing someone who probably doesnt even know what starcraft is. There will be no way to pick out the real names from the fake.
if someone with a fake name annoys a troll, the troll will go harass some random person with the same name. do you fail to see the problem there?
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On July 09 2010 04:12 Backpack wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:09 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:07 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:05 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:02 Backpack wrote:
The name change in this thread goes to show how it wont be a huge deal in the blizz forums.
When a blizz employee says "this is my name lololol find me" of course they are asking for it.
When you post in a forum where EVERYONE has a name, how do you know if its real or not? Assuming you are a crazy person who wants to track down someone who doesn't agree with you, how do you know its even their real name? You don't. everyone here knows these names here are fake you muppet, on blizzard forums everyone will know that the names are real. except for the fact that more than 50% of the community is saying that they will use a fake name you truly must be with low IQ Good point. You make a good argument. If there is someone named Jasón Jasso on the bnet forums, how do you know if its them or not? If you google Jasón Jasso you get his facebook and other information, but what if its not him (in my case its not) You would end up harassing someone who probably doesnt even know what starcraft is. There will be no way to pick out the real names from the fake.
whats the point of me trying to explain or give an argument if you cant even deduct the most basic points and try argue semantics.
what if what if - what if it is the real Jason Jasso? what then? huh?
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If anything this makes trolling easier + more effective :3
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On July 09 2010 04:12 Backpack wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:09 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:07 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:05 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:02 Backpack wrote:
The name change in this thread goes to show how it wont be a huge deal in the blizz forums.
When a blizz employee says "this is my name lololol find me" of course they are asking for it.
When you post in a forum where EVERYONE has a name, how do you know if its real or not? Assuming you are a crazy person who wants to track down someone who doesn't agree with you, how do you know its even their real name? You don't. everyone here knows these names here are fake you muppet, on blizzard forums everyone will know that the names are real. except for the fact that more than 50% of the community is saying that they will use a fake name you truly must be with low IQ Good point. You make a good argument. If there is someone named Jasón Jasso on the bnet forums, how do you know if its them or not? If you google Jasón Jasso you get his facebook and other information, but what if its not him (in my case its not) You would end up harassing someone who probably doesnt even know what starcraft is. There will be no way to pick out the real names from the fake.
So innocent, completely unaffiliated people who happen to share the same name (IE another level of fun for trolls) get the brunt of any insane retribution because someone decided to use their name?
And as I said... for most people, their old accounts are probably accurate. Their new accounts, from here-on... not so much, additionally defeating the entire reported purpose behind the change. Further cementing the idea that unique identifiers don't need to be a person's real name to provide the same level of accountability.
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On July 09 2010 04:09 Zarahtra wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:03 HyperDeath wrote:On July 09 2010 03:56 Doomrok wrote:
I'm glad they're doing this.
If you're so worried about having your name shown don't post, problem solved!
If can't take not posting and you're so mad about having your name connected to the things you say on the internet, whatever you were going to post is exactly the kind of thing the rest of us hate reading and maybe you shouldn't be saying it in the first place.
To those upset: Your name isn't anything special and you're not anything special. No one gives a shit about tracking you down and more people in real life hate you than ever will over the internet. Get over yourself. its easy to have this attitude when your identity has yet to be compromised. its also not about anyone thinking they are special. if this is really your attitude then i suggest you actually read some of the articles posted in this thread. And tbh this change is just so absurdly unneeded compared to just making you pick one nickname to post on forums with. You are then accountable by the forum community by your words and it can't really spill into your RL. I mean truthfully I'm not so afraid of having an axemurdered walk up to me from a post a made on the forums, nor that a future employer googles my name, sees im a gamer and goes all "omogmomgomg" but since there's no real reason to risk it or open up that possibility this is a crap move by Blizzard.
dont get me wrong im not locking myself in a bunker (to be later salvaged, LOLZ) either. im just saying that there could be cases where this would turn out to be very bad. If it happens to one of us then it COULD happen to all of us...Instead of taking a chance, why not just eliminate the possibility. I agree with your last statement completely.
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On July 09 2010 04:00 jtgizmo wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 03:56 Doomrok wrote:
I'm glad they're doing this.
If you're so worried about having your name shown don't post, problem solved!
If can't take not posting and you're so mad about having your name connected to the things you say on the internet, whatever you were going to post is exactly the kind of thing the rest of us hate reading and maybe you shouldn't be saying it in the first place.
To those upset: Your name isn't anything special and you're not anything special. No one gives a shit about tracking you down and more people in real life hate you than ever will over the internet. Get over yourself. Are you actually stupid or just plain retarded. What do I do when one of my game breaks down after patching or it doesnt work and I have to go to support forum and need help? I dont want to post with my real name on those forums cause I dont want people to know my real name, as it then becomes available on internet and people can google me, future and current employers can google me and see where Ive posted and that can cost me my job potentially or even worse some freak gets angry at me and decides to get medieval on my arse....you are a true moron....
Or you could send an email to the designated support email address, fill out the support contact form, or call them on the support line instead of worrying about the hypothetical job you'll never qualify for that cares about you posting on a support forum for a video game and somehow linking your completely unique snowflake name back to you.
Blizzard forums are completely worthless and this makes them slightly less worthless. I watched Husky's moronic video and it was just as silly as his other one. Almost all the articles and complaints on this subject are based in hypothetical slippery slope arguments and are continuum fallacies instead of actual reality.
All the real problems are solved by not using the Blizzard forums, which in no way impacts your ability to use the rest of the service.
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Also: By just approving this change here in this tread, youll get an fucking trollfame of over 9001!!
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On July 08 2010 23:12 LetMeLiveABit James Wallis wrote:
Hmm... so who am I?
Edit: LOL, how did you gather the real names so fast for distribution, o programmer?
I've got a buddy who works at the Name Factory. Every day for the past 20 years he's been sneaking a few names home for himself (don't ask how, you don't want to know where that name's been).
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On July 09 2010 04:17 jtgizmo wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:12 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:09 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:07 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:05 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:02 Backpack wrote:
The name change in this thread goes to show how it wont be a huge deal in the blizz forums.
When a blizz employee says "this is my name lololol find me" of course they are asking for it.
When you post in a forum where EVERYONE has a name, how do you know if its real or not? Assuming you are a crazy person who wants to track down someone who doesn't agree with you, how do you know its even their real name? You don't. everyone here knows these names here are fake you muppet, on blizzard forums everyone will know that the names are real. except for the fact that more than 50% of the community is saying that they will use a fake name you truly must be with low IQ Good point. You make a good argument. If there is someone named Jasón Jasso on the bnet forums, how do you know if its them or not? If you google Jasón Jasso you get his facebook and other information, but what if its not him (in my case its not) You would end up harassing someone who probably doesnt even know what starcraft is. There will be no way to pick out the real names from the fake. whats the point of me trying to explain or give an argument if you cant even deduct the most basic points and try argue semantics. what if what if - what if it is the real Jason Jasso? what then? huh?
Then they got lucky, but would someone really waste their time when they don't even know if its the right person.
Besides, how often does this even happen? I mean really... lets be realistic here. If there were so many psychotic nerds out there, Browder and Kotick would have been tracked down and murdered long ago.
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On July 09 2010 04:19 Doomrok wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:00 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 03:56 Doomrok wrote:
I'm glad they're doing this.
If you're so worried about having your name shown don't post, problem solved!
If can't take not posting and you're so mad about having your name connected to the things you say on the internet, whatever you were going to post is exactly the kind of thing the rest of us hate reading and maybe you shouldn't be saying it in the first place.
To those upset: Your name isn't anything special and you're not anything special. No one gives a shit about tracking you down and more people in real life hate you than ever will over the internet. Get over yourself. Are you actually stupid or just plain retarded. What do I do when one of my game breaks down after patching or it doesnt work and I have to go to support forum and need help? I dont want to post with my real name on those forums cause I dont want people to know my real name, as it then becomes available on internet and people can google me, future and current employers can google me and see where Ive posted and that can cost me my job potentially or even worse some freak gets angry at me and decides to get medieval on my arse....you are a true moron.... Or you could send an email to the designated support email address, fill out the support contact form, or call them on the support line instead of worrying about the hypothetical job you'll never qualify for that cares about you posting on a support forum for a video game and somehow linking your completely unique snowflake name back to you. Blizzard forums are completely worthless and this makes them slightly less worthless. I watched Husky's moronic video and it was just as silly as his other one. Almost all the articles and complaints on this subject are based in hypothetical slippery slope arguments and are continuum fallacies instead of actual reality. All the real problems are solved by not using the Blizzard forums, which in no way impacts your ability to use the rest of the service.
are you trolling?
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On July 09 2010 04:15 KnockOut wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:12 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:09 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:07 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:05 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:02 Backpack wrote:
The name change in this thread goes to show how it wont be a huge deal in the blizz forums.
When a blizz employee says "this is my name lololol find me" of course they are asking for it.
When you post in a forum where EVERYONE has a name, how do you know if its real or not? Assuming you are a crazy person who wants to track down someone who doesn't agree with you, how do you know its even their real name? You don't. everyone here knows these names here are fake you muppet, on blizzard forums everyone will know that the names are real. except for the fact that more than 50% of the community is saying that they will use a fake name you truly must be with low IQ Good point. You make a good argument. If there is someone named Jasón Jasso on the bnet forums, how do you know if its them or not? If you google Jasón Jasso you get his facebook and other information, but what if its not him (in my case its not) You would end up harassing someone who probably doesnt even know what starcraft is. There will be no way to pick out the real names from the fake. what makes it even better! Now the angry stalking nerd is going to creep the shit out of any random person! yay
50% of the community ? where ?
TL isn't 50% of the community
2000 pages of posting isn't even near a 5% of the WoW players.
New players will come and they will be harassed for sure.
And it only takes 1 person to be harassed in Real Life to prove that the system fails, and it will happen, a 3 Million people country have stalkers, murderers, paedophilia, TROLLS, and stuff, now imagine a 12Million Country were most of them are Male and they are USED TO TROLL...
In a game were a lot of feelings get involved (people breaking up their computers cz they lost a match or a raid or whatever).
Yes, you might be safe, I might be safe, maybe all the TL community will be safe, but what about the others ? You really think that you are the only player in the world ?
Jesus I hate this kind of arguments... such selfish prick.
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Having your real name known hasn't stopped people from arguing and being stupid in the past. People did this before the internet existed.
All this does is create problems that wouldn't exist if not forced to post on your real name.
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United States12607 Posts
LOL at whatever is going on in this thread
Edit: hahahhahahah my name is so white
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On July 09 2010 04:20 Backpack wrote:Show nested quote +On July 09 2010 04:17 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:12 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:09 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:07 Backpack wrote:On July 09 2010 04:05 jtgizmo wrote:On July 09 2010 04:02 Backpack wrote:
The name change in this thread goes to show how it wont be a huge deal in the blizz forums.
When a blizz employee says "this is my name lololol find me" of course they are asking for it.
When you post in a forum where EVERYONE has a name, how do you know if its real or not? Assuming you are a crazy person who wants to track down someone who doesn't agree with you, how do you know its even their real name? You don't. everyone here knows these names here are fake you muppet, on blizzard forums everyone will know that the names are real. except for the fact that more than 50% of the community is saying that they will use a fake name you truly must be with low IQ Good point. You make a good argument. If there is someone named Jasón Jasso on the bnet forums, how do you know if its them or not? If you google Jasón Jasso you get his facebook and other information, but what if its not him (in my case its not) You would end up harassing someone who probably doesnt even know what starcraft is. There will be no way to pick out the real names from the fake. whats the point of me trying to explain or give an argument if you cant even deduct the most basic points and try argue semantics. what if what if - what if it is the real Jason Jasso? what then? huh? Then they got lucky, but would someone really waste their time when they don't even know if its the right person. Besides, how often does this even happen? I mean really... lets be realistic here. If there were so many psychotic nerds out there, Browder and Kotick would have been tracked down and murdered long ago.
harrassing and stalking happens more than you know, and I would to see a day when someone from your family ends up at the wrong end of the stick by accident over such thing....
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On July 09 2010 04:10 Kim Yoon Joong wrote:
Meh, Mark Baller would have been a better name. Such a shame. So close, yet so far away.
Ah, one step away from being a baller. Story of my life
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why is there so much argument over this topic. i'm pretty sure everyone agrees that this is quite stupid on blizzard's part and that no serious starcraft player is going to post on their forums.
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