Congratulations! G'huun's pretty crazy.

I knew someone who ran Strath dead around three thousand times before the horse dropped.Most of the runs were during Vanilla.

:) Added.

I figure they meant that on the 8th, they bought the time, and on the 9th, it's showing 28.Vivipriest, I urge you to double-check your order history.Edit:Side note, I think it's just rounding down. That's standard for Blizzard's timers.e.g: You cast a five minute buff on someone, it shows as 4 minutes because 59 seconds isn't technically a full minute.You buy 30 days, it shows as 29 days because 23 hours and 59 minutes isn't technically a full day.

Yeah. It was cheaper for me to pay for a Blizzcon V-Ticket when I was in .KR.Blizzcon 2009 Pay Per View 36,000.00 KRW (28.62 USD)

It's okay for them to ask.Blizzard also DOES offer different services and products at different price points depending on your region.

Hello Karhyl,I'm sorry you had this horrible experience. Please don't let them get to you - when I started playing, I didn't think I'd play for long but I kept on meeting lovely people here and there. Years later, here I still am. :)

By the way, and keeping in mind I'm not a networking professional, it does look like you're having drops locally (as in, somewhere outside your house but not excessively far away - somewhere before you reach Melbourne). You may want to have a chat with your ISP.

11/04/2018 02:39 PMPosted by NazhWhy did it happen out of the blue? Not only that it's been persisting for almost 2 weeks now with no changes. I cant even play at this point for fear of ruining someones key, Nor should i be forced to run the gauntlet on a VPN.Could be any reason. Router went boom (happens). Cabling got cut (happens). Wiring is disintegrating with age and can no longer handle the load (happens). Bad weather - floods, leaks, damage to equipment (happens). A network is trying to blackmail their peering partner (happens). A national ISP is throttling the traffic and blaming Blizza…

I want to note that Blizzard cannot directly resolve routing issues.They can ask whoever owns those routers to fix them, or whoever owns that particular network to reroute.What you're basically doing here is handing Blizzard more ammunition to use when they contact these third parties. That's why your information is valuable.