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wow clients

Omon
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4 hours ago, Omon said:

what if u (devs) have clean clients to to download on your website

Hosting the wow clients is a bad idea. ?
There are tons of clients out there: Just never use a client downloaded from the site of wow server you are playing on. ?

Edited by Ordush

On 12/25/2018 at 10:40 PM, Ordush said:

Hosting the wow clients is a bad idea. ?
There are tons of clients out there: Just never use a client downloaded from the site of wow server you are playing on. ?

Why not use the client supplies on there website?

9 hours ago, Skemez said:

Why not use the client supplies on there website?

Because if you use a client uploaded by the server you are playing on, you risk them having changed it and added their own anti-cheat.
That was a well known problem with some servers previously, where some people got banned while others didn't.

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