You should have read the post, because it is about simply making WoW run on a phone and having open world cross-play, so you can do your dailies. It’s not about making WoW f2p.
I do spend alot of time there …
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I didn’t mention nothing of making WoW f2p and i’ve read your entire post. I explained you clearly and in a logical manner, why WoW will be never cross-platform. I think you didn’t read my post properly. But it’s okay…keep dreaming that Blizzard will do a WoW mobile version just for you to make daily world quests…
As if we have time to do world quests on our phones…
I use my phone mostly if am outside… for example to go out or to go to my work and at my work they have rules about using your phone…
And i can remember that when i was still at school they also were not really fond of you using your phone during the lessons…
So yeah i will just keep using wow at my pc.
You talk about changing monetization. A lot. This is why you’re to be dismissed, about changing gameplay, about all these irrelevant things. About Black Desert Online. Who cares? You wrote a paragraph of irrelevant frustrations you have, that nobody cares about.
This is simply about being able to run WoW on my phone using the same account I use on PC. It will be objectively great to be able to get the boring stuff out of the way while on the bus, so you don’t have to do any boring grind while you’re on your PC. Everybody will either love it or be unaffected by it. Nobody cares about what you think of gacha monetization and Black Desert Online.
There’s many complete games on mobile - Battle Chasers: Nightwar, Max Payne, Baldur’s Gate, many, many more. There will be more PAID games to come out on phones as the platform is developed. It will become a real gaming platform in the future.
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