[Zakizo]

I doubt he's going to budge on this, Egil. It's true that this poses a risk to players who account share, and if something happens and Dev didn't do anything to discourage it, I'd imagine it'd be hard to avoid feeling at least partially responsible, especially if he were deceived into having a hand in it (restoring a character to a previous save is one possible example). Saying "it's your responsibility when you account share" doesn't magically make that go away, or give peace of mind when trying to help with problems. I can see why the rule is inconvenient for people who don't have a lot of grind time, but I fail to see how it hurts role-play to not be able to share your account. To spin an argument from Sly the other way around: collaborating with other people to help role-play a bipolar character may seem like an appealing idea, but when you do that you rob yourself of the experience of trying to represent that faithfully yourself. I think it's good enough to know that this rule shouldn't cause problems with accounts that were given away.

My personal stance on the rule remains neutral. I don't think it's a bad rule, but it will neither hurt nor enhance my experience with the game itself. But then again I don't think either are the reason the rule exists in the first place, which is why I think any argument against it on the grounds of "this hurts grinding/role-play" doesn't hold much weight.