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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dark Jezter" data-source="post: 1140237" data-attributes="member: 1015">At least they're banning known hackers instead of just letting them get away with it.  Granted, some people are still getting away with it, but things like that will happen when you literally have tens of thousands of users playing Diablo II online every day.  Perhaps it would be possible for them to hire more people to aggresively persue hackers on battle.net, but unless you want battle.net to become a pay service instead of a free service, I wouldn't count on it.If you're calling Blizzard software woefully inadequate, then you sound like you need a lesson on Blizzard.  Blizzard software has (rightfully) earned a reputation for being some of the biggest perfectionists in the computer games industry.  They routinely delay games and push back the releases because they want the game to be as perfect as possible before it's released.  This approach has proven it's worth, though:  Nearly every single Blizzard Software title released in the last decade has broken the "One Million Copies Sold" barrier, something that only happens to a precious few PC games.  Their games have also met with high praise from both hardcore gamers and casual gamers, and the folks at Blizzard have won their share of "Game of the Year" awards.I have no doubts that World of Warcraft will be a great game.  I've been following it's progress very closely, and the more I hear about it, the more excited I am to play it.  I've played a few MMORPGs before, but World of Warcraft is going to be the first one I plan on subscribing to.</blockquote>

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