I made a freshie on the Spanish realm to see what’s up, cause we can all move there.
Needless to say, Spanish people don’t really like foreigners in their vicinity. Lots of xenophobic responses to the simple question how populated the raiding scene is and if there are guilds where English is accepted.
Touched their sensitive Spanish bubble too much with that… No way we’re moving there. GREAT OPTION BLIZZARD.
Guess that’s what you get after being raised with fully Spanish dubbed TV.
any idea when ashbringer to earthshaker will be open again i mean it closed very abruptly i checked a few days after my friends xfer and it was already closed i mean i still see some servers xfering to earthshaker any reason why ashbringer was closed. playing alone on a server is not fun.
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Can it be possible to transfer from mandokir to an english realm?
When the game suggested an realm transfer it transferred my character from an english realm to a spanish realm… I don’t even speak spanish.
Uh… You chose to transfer to a Spanish realm. The game doesn’t force you to do anything.
Take the L and learn to read in the future. It’ll help you tremendously.
Yes, I’m trying to be rude because it is mindboggling how you could transfer to a Spanish server without knowing it. I mean cmon. It’s not forbidden to use your brain man.
So Blizzard offered another realm transfer because the realm was low occupied. It stated transfer to Mandokir, it didn’t state transfer to Mandokir (SP). How was I supposed to know that this was a spanish realm since I’m playing on English realms?
I get your point but this is done poorly by Blizzard.
@Skovt: Actually not. That transfer was offered by them to enable Spanish speaking players to transfer to a realm with support in their (native) language.
You were supposed to know because it was stated as a Spanish transfer option. You should also have checked the server list incase you weren’t absolutely 100% sure (but really you should always check it), and only when you were positively sure you should go there, initiate the transfer.
I feel your pain, but in this case they probably should say no simply because it’ll teach you to not just blindly follow instructions that you yourself prompt in the future.