Blizzard employee being rude, plan to grief. Thoughts?

[lookinboyz]

I tried to ask a question about a specific part of LFR and a GM came across completely arrogant and rude.

To retaliate, I plan to grief the hell out of LFR bosses. I have many grieving methods, check my thread history out.

Good idea or bad? Claiming it was an accident if I get caught completely saves me from getting banned.

One of the best non fixed ways to grief in SoO other than ninja pulling boss is to get in a cannon on LFR Galakaras when botch towers are down and just don't do anything. The boss will never come down and the raid will eventually give up.

It's also great to pull all trash on dark shamans.

There used to be a way to make LFR imerssues go on FOREVER but that was fixed a week after LFR part 1 was released.

[ev0]

gtfo, don't be a douche. You're harming innocent players, not the GM.

[Eryx]

As Pickles said. Why ruin 24 innocent peoples game experience because you're mad at Blizzard?

[Lunkanx]

It's pretty pointless in my opinion, it's not like it'll resolve your problem by being a douche in LFR.

[ev0]

"oh man, this police officer gave me a fine for parking badly. I'm going to cause a 24 car traffic jam because a police officer was a dick"

[dddmaster]

go ahead and do it , the more casuals you piss off the more they complain to blizz and the sooner blizz will adjust the vote kick system to fight this behavior

[Strath]

What about putting in a ticket saying the last GM you talked to was a dick and was unhelpful. I almost guarantee they will write you an apology and the employee will be spoken to. Customer satisfaction is literally what GMs are for, it's part of their job to be nice. Your idea is just being a dick to the random population.

[OnehitB]

U suck man... Stop destroying everyones game !

[Zethth]

For my faith in humanity, I hope this is a troll

[Eryx]

I don't see anything nice come out of this thread, so this discussion is over.