That is incredibly false. Many of these youtubers have since become spokespeople for communities such as the PvP community in general. Stoopzz is a very good example of this.
Yes, and the reason they stop is because the product is, as I said – not meeting their expectations or wants.
It’s just more of the same.
Redundancy causes more people to sit at home. If anything, they have more time to play yet they don’t. There’s a reason why they don’t.
Mostly incorrect because while Blizzard handles this incredibly poorly, companies such as Jagex with Oldschool Runescape do it much better and shows that actually listening to the playerbase brings results.
Whenever people seem really upset and frustrated with the game I tend to advice them to quit. If it’s not fun, then don’t play it. Spend your time on something that you do find enjoyable instead.
Even if you have a running subscription. If you’re not enjoying the time spent playing the game, then don’t spend time playing it.
And if you then eventually rediscover an interest for WoW and want to play the game again, then you can always come back.
Very straight-forward advice. Applies to other spare-time activities as well.
But using the threat of quitting as a means to add faux conviction to one’s complaints or arguments seems very weak to me.
Any thread like this is always met with the usual Blizzard defenders, always at the ready to defend any and whatever decision Blizzard takes that is terrible, absolutely pointless to even try
My goal isn’t to make them change their mind. I’m sending this message to people who are making posts on the forums giving feedback hoping for changes. There won’t be changes unless drop in earnings will make someone above dev team intervene. Also the fact that defenders say that sub count isn’t good indicator to measure success of the company means that Blizzard is getting more money from 1 player means that they are leeching even more money from these defenders. It’s actually the agreement to pay more for the same or even worse thing. It’s mindblowing.
Lamest statement ever. I am critical about a lot of things we have in wow. But there are a lot of players just there for the story and enjoying some of the world. Not playing the game everyday. They unsub after a couple of months and come back with new tiers and stories.
I think you’re not getting it also. Paying for access to their servers give you absolutely no power at all. You’re playing their game. You have a right to not enjoy it and voice those concerns, but you hold no power.
And if you have to resort to calling someone a douche-bag because they have a different opinion, it just goes to show that you’ve spat your dummy out and aren’t happy you got the reaction you wanted. If you created a post on such quantifiable numbers, you should be able to quickly back up that statement and link it, shouldn’t you?
I think this is the problem TBH and I dont really see a solution (well, except spending way more money on game development which realistically isnt going to happen. All companies are going to protect their profit margin first and foremost!).
For instance say 20% of your player base is hardcore arena fans and you throw all your resources into that…well, you have now alienated the other 80%. Because this game has such a wide variety of activities that is going to be true of anything in game.
TBH I think they could do worse then reworking PVP content so you had a totally different spell and armor set that was unique to arenas, BG, etc only. You cant clump everything together and except it all to work fairly and properly…would be better to keep PVP completely seperate as a game within the game.
Lets put what you’re saying in a different situation shall we ?
I decide to go a steak restaurant, lets say I pay first for the sake of my example and not at the end of dinner, I order a steak, the steak is absolutely raw
I get told by the staff there that I only paid for to be served and not to have decent food or cooked food
This is so weird. I mean, not the topic. The topic is basically about someone suggesting, to make change occur for the good, only solid option is unsubscribing. We can agree or disagree with the statement or the idea behind it.
But why do we have people;
-Trying to convince others that they don’t hate the game
-Saying if you don’t like it, then unsubscribe (that’s what the OP is saying though, rofl)
-Saying alot of people enjoy the game (okay… why even make this statement? it had nothing to do with OP’s post)
