TBC had no world buffs.
And where did I write that it did? Are you really not able to understand such a simple sentence?
During Vanilla and TBC my guild would have many people online all the time doing various activities in the game.
Thats your perception, nothing more, nothing less. Please elaborate what content tbc provided after the initial dungeon/attunement grind that isnt found in wrath.
Not for me personally. No. But people raise it as an issue often. Parsing culture is toxic.
It is, but not in the context you think it is. Parsing above 90 (which is more than enough to join any pug) is possible in every semi-decent pug. People use it as an excuse for their dog-tier performance. The actual toxic part only happens in the 99,X bracket which shouldnt matter for the average player anyway.
The argument was that hard modes are frustrating for guilds stuck in progression. No need to insult them as ‘pathetic’.
You are pointing that out as a reason why people are quitting, and quitting because of that simply is pathetic. Overcomming challenges is the thing that makes being alive interesting, ingame or irl.
Yes I did. You are aware that Blizzard is making balancing changes to classes. They acknowledge the problem themselves.
Yeah, Blizzard making changes to something that isnt a problem to begin with has been a thing since forever. You wont really bring the “you think you do but you don’t” guys into this, right?
Only if you are in a guild willing to boost you.
http s://classic.warcraftlogs.com/reports/aj74ktP3g6NfzFDX#type=healing&boss=-3&difficulty=0
The char got to lvl 80 the same day I cleared Ulduar including Algalon with a pug. Please explain to me how they boosted me.
Why are you obsessed with insulting people? You also seem to ignore the effect of bots on the game’s economy.
Weirdo is an insult to you? How did you survive being on the internet till now? Also, how does the economy being ruled by bots influence the gameplay of most players? Ofc its a joke that Blizzard doesnt do anything against them, but the average player is happy about cheap consumeables and crafting materials.
That’s as low as the population dropped during the Christmas-New Year holidays, but now there are no holidays.
And guess what, thats absolutely normal. The game is in a perpetual state of losing players until the next hype (like wrath release) brings them back. Always been like that.
People are quitting the game for many reasons. I listed the most important I know of.
And you got counter arguments why your reasons arent valid. That’s kinda the point of a forum, you know?