I agree with Vita.
You accept the social contract from the beginning for a reason.
This game surrounds alot around information and acquiring it, if you have more then one account you circumvent the normal ways of aquiring that information, which normally is social interaction.
You could strictly only play on continents where you don't have any characters yet, but then perhaps we make the line between what is right and what is wrong to weak, and hard to check for the devs.
Saying outright no against more then one account makes a clear line between what you can and what you can't do and allows the devs to more easly monitor it and act to undo it.
What i also noticed from playing two families at the same time is that you less intensively roleplay the both.
Because you can play so many characters you don't put as much time into roleplaying them individually as you normally would.
Now i am playing one noble and one adventurer which gives me much more motivation to roleplay more detailed.
Anaris, i didn't play that account for a year, i played it for a several months.
But it doesn't really matter, i shouldn't have done it.
Nor should anyone else.
