Strange request: sabotaging World of Warcraft?

A 100% surefire way is to be lowest of the low and install a keylogger on the pc and steal his account and password. Then log on somewhere and do something to get banned. Evil but he will be stuffed good and proper.

If its a child simply get him to tell his parents the user name and password and enable the parental controls for them and limit his useage, if hes as adult then keep out of it and let him live his own life.

If he doesnt work they should kick him out. If he got no food or shelter then wow is going to be last thing on his mind.
 
delete random files in the directory forcing him to re-install, do this once every week for the first two weeks then increase until it's once every day, he'll soon get sick of re-installing it.
 
get him to work for one of those power levelling companies and gold farming ones :P so hell get paid to play, he has a joba nd gets to play :p win win :D

or just break his hands :p

or do as the person says above and when it comes to downloading the updates (few gigs) say he's not allowed to or the net will be cut off because of cap limits ;)
 
Azagoth said:
Here's a novel idea. Why not just let the guy do something that he enjoys doing rather than meddling in his life?
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I knew it would be you that posted something like that. Perhaps because doing nothing with your life but playing an MMORPG is retarded?
 
There is something you can do involving editting the servers list within XP or Vista, and disallowing the WoW servers to be contacted, but I can't remember exactly how you would do this.

Other alternatives, dependant on this persons computer literacy, could include blocking it with the firewall or router.
 
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