Addressing a forum thread about people inadvertently flagging for PvP
when cross-realm grouping, Bashiok mentions a welcome change for Warlords of Draenor that I hadn't heard before -- namely, a more robust PvP toggle on/off that will prevent issues like that from occuring.


Bashiok - Re: Stop..ramming..pvp...down...my...throat!!!


Well, I understand where you're coming from,
but flagging as a PvE character is based on a player's action to flag
themselves (even if it's on accident), so I'm not sure it's us making
you PvP. The systems that can cause someone to flag can absolutely at
times be involuntary, which is notably frustrating.


In any case we are continuing toward a goal of a PvP on/off toggle for
players on PvE realms to be added in Warlords of Draenor, which would
absolutely and in all situations allow someone to refrain from becoming
flagged regardless of their actions. Heals toward flagged players would
fail, coalescing to PvP realms wouldn't be possible, misclicks and AoE's
would never damage a flagged opponent, etc. It's actually quite a bit
of work because of all the systems involved, but it's still something we
think PvE players should have, and how the game should work for them.

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I admit I especially like the idea that misclicks and such would never
damage a flagged player, thus preventing a host of shenanigans I've seen
over the years (mounted flagged players crowding on top of quest
givers, stealthed players jumping while flagged in front of melee
characters in order to get them to flag so that their friends can kill
them, you know the ones I mean) and would put the decision to PvP
squarely in the hands of the player in question.


I for one am excited for this. Keeping PvE-focused players able to
absolutely refrain from PvP is fundamental to player enjoyment on both
sides of the PvE/PvP debate, in my opinion.
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