Batching in tbc?

[Scarekraaw-golemagg]

#Nochanges isn’t as black and white as people claiming it’s bad would like it to seem. I will borrow this quote from Zalanji (from another thread), which I think explains it quite good:

@Zalanji-mirage-raceway

#Nochanges has been supported with varying degrees of “intensity” by the community, but only a minority advocated for the most literal interpretation of it.

Many people like to claim that “nochanges has failed” for such stuff as Black Lotus spawn change, 30-instance limit, and other “fixes” that, for good or ill, happened to Classic. But most #nochangers have been advocating for no changes on a more fundamental level.

Like, personally I don’t give a damn in TBC if, say, Blizzard tweaked the rollout of PvE and PvP content slightly, or changed spawntimes or introduced layers. The point of #nochanges is to not get stuff like LFR, class changes or other drastic alterations of the original gameplay. Everything else you hear from the #prochange field is generally a thoroughly insincere exaggeration of the concept to make their outrageous proposals look more reasonable.

So grouping everybody up and claiming their the root of all evil, isnt really fair.

Strawpolls were made, and it doesn’t have to be alot of people in a mixed population to get good statistics (this is also explained in another thread, feels like we are running in circles sometimes). There were more than enought people on the BETA to complain or leave their feedback, but unfortunatly the BETA was used as a PR items and the majority of people who played it couldnt care less about leaving feedback and bugreports .

The big problem isnt Blizzard. The big problem is a screaming divided community that doesnt know what it wants and think it knows everything prehand better than people working with it.
“You think you want, but you dont” couldn’t be more right.