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@aegon
I really like the idea of a login username and password system, but I think account sharing would increase, and more complaints would pop up. But it's way more convenient instead of identifying on every computer or phone, say you're at a friends house and want to check your account without having to bring your own phone or checking your email to log in and revoking access after, considering your friend also has a graal account and you don't want to have linked accounts.
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I understand this, but there really isn't a point of making account sharing such a bad thing anyway. I get that if you share your account with someone and they do something bad to get you banned, you're going to be super pissed and you're going to submit millions of tickets about how "you didn't do it." But all the admins have to do is check the logs and see that you logged on from two different IPs in the past 24 hours and one is from Canada while the other is from China, for example. Plus, it was your choice in the first place to give someone your username and password, so technically, yes, you were the one who did something to get yourself banned because you put your trust in someone that you shouldn't have. If you want to account share, then go ahead, Graal isn't accountable for what either person does on the account that makes the other person angry. Tickets are for legitimate ban appeals, they're not going to psychologists that are going to help you fix all your emotional problems. Anyway, yes, a working disconnection system is definitely needed as soon as possible.