min-maxxing i think basically ruined WoW for me, I used to do the hardcore raidings and I stopped after OG Cataclysm (BC, WoTLK) then over time all the challenges get solved, everyone is obsessed with numbers and instead of working together to figure out hey we can clear this if we work together as a team! became more okay but my DPS/HPS is higher, and we need to be on this leaderboard. After mid-legion I just play casually now, on/off like for a month every year or two and I keep coming back and leaving just disappointed. I keep hoping it will get better but it never does. I can't even get into classic for the same exact reason. I wish they did new stuff for Classic, start it over basically imho.
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"wow2" No fresh audience that isn't under 30. Fresh classic anniversary servers die down and there are multiple answers in the MMO space like Ashes of Creation, Thrones of Liberty, FFXIV, etc. for various things WoW Classic either doesn't do or does well. The irritating thing I always find with the WoW community is that people seem to live in nostalgia. They aren't forced to contend with the fact that MMOs in general aren't doing well right now despite there being so many alternatives. It's because there are so many new alternatives that sprout up that people migrate to and play for a while before moving to another MMO and repeating the same process. WoW cannot be the main game anymore for a lot of people who left after Shadowlands flopped, and there isn't an influx of younger players (the LoL or Fortnite audience) who want to play classic en masse, much less retail or any other version. We don't live in the past: back when wotlk or legion announced, back when games like Wildstar died because they couldn't outcompete retail WoW. What Blizzard has learned is that its community wants completely different things and everytime they launch a specific version of WoW, another part of that community vehemently hates it and calls it DoA. Tell me, from a business perspective, is it better to create something new for a jaded, boomer audience that seemingly min-maxes and gets rapidly bored of content every single time or does it make more financial sense to keep reshuffling various versions of WoW to keep hamsters entertained on the treadmill? Because that's what WoW, in general is. It's a streaming service that shuffles players from retail to classic to seasonal to classic back to retail again. You can see it in their roadmap and people pay them sub money for it.
min-maxxing i think basically ruined WoW for me, I used to do the hardcore raidings and I stopped after OG Cataclysm (BC, WoTLK) then over time all the challenges get solved, everyone is obsessed with numbers and instead of working together to figure out hey we can clear this if we work together as a team! became more okay but my DPS/HPS is higher, and we need to be on this leaderboard. After mid-legion I just play casually now, on/off like for a month every year or two and I keep coming back and leaving just disappointed. I keep hoping it will get better but it never does. I can't even get into classic for the same exact reason. I wish they did new stuff for Classic, start it over basically imho.
Raid guilds should have summon teams at ZG Island as well as DMT, seems like a lot but saves alot of time.
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Glad to have you back. Great video!
"wow2"
No fresh audience that isn't under 30. Fresh classic anniversary servers die down and there are multiple answers in the MMO space like Ashes of Creation, Thrones of Liberty, FFXIV, etc. for various things WoW Classic either doesn't do or does well. The irritating thing I always find with the WoW community is that people seem to live in nostalgia. They aren't forced to contend with the fact that MMOs in general aren't doing well right now despite there being so many alternatives. It's because there are so many new alternatives that sprout up that people migrate to and play for a while before moving to another MMO and repeating the same process. WoW cannot be the main game anymore for a lot of people who left after Shadowlands flopped, and there isn't an influx of younger players (the LoL or Fortnite audience) who want to play classic en masse, much less retail or any other version. We don't live in the past: back when wotlk or legion announced, back when games like Wildstar died because they couldn't outcompete retail WoW.
What Blizzard has learned is that its community wants completely different things and everytime they launch a specific version of WoW, another part of that community vehemently hates it and calls it DoA. Tell me, from a business perspective, is it better to create something new for a jaded, boomer audience that seemingly min-maxes and gets rapidly bored of content every single time or does it make more financial sense to keep reshuffling various versions of WoW to keep hamsters entertained on the treadmill?
Because that's what WoW, in general is. It's a streaming service that shuffles players from retail to classic to seasonal to classic back to retail again. You can see it in their roadmap and people pay them sub money for it.
Welcome back homie
The think you do but don't guy, should never have been around the classic game devs.
all i wanted was classic, now they keep creating spinoffs and shit that ruin classic, please blizzard, all you had to do was make vanilla
Turtle wow is peak right now
It's simple, Blizzard can't be trusted to do new content well. Classic is much better than all the new soulless content