“Well, he is a wonderful boyfriend.”
Some finely aged, premium forum meme there.
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No matter what group someone is part of or content they partake on AD, we’re all very unique individuals to put it lightly.
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I thought he was a fantastic boyfriend?
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Happy birthday Aerilen!
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It’s that long ago and I am officially “old” in 6 months, my memory ain’t what it used to be Croecell 
(I even put my socks on the wrong feet this morning…)
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i’m wearing wrong paired socks atm and I Do Not Care
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We got 3 worst expansions in a row (BFA, Shadowlands and Dragonflight)
So it makes sense being free to play in 10.1 now!
Don´t get me wrong, Suffering so long with the worst expansions don´t make sense being PaytoWin
It´s going to fill many players that still won´t understand mechanics, just look at Opulence LFR for example; 5 hours of wipe and N´zoth LFR for 7 hours
so why does WoW still stays Pay subscription while Dragonflight is worse than Shadowlands? Just because WoW is dead
Thank you, Fatmonktank-Turalyon, I will take your feedback into consideration and contact my uncle, Ion Hazzikostas, to solve these issues with universally disliked expansion Dragonflight.
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Finally, Someone agrees with me! 
The accursed things that I force myself to read with my own two innocent Christian eyes
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I don’t think you know what that means.
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It is wrong to lie.
You’re on the wrong server forum, and no, please, no, for the love of Azeroth, NO!
You´re right
Paytowin is like Buying Curves boost and mythic dungeon KSM
From the developer, not from another player.
The gold for which is bought from the dev through tokens, though. P2w by proxy, as it were.
Aah right it’s the guy that wants goldshire to be cleansed but also sends wildly inappropriate PMs to people that make the mistake of levelling in Elwynn
Classic
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Gold ain’t from the developer though? It is from another player?
Player A wants to “win” by clearing latest mythic raid.
Player B offers a boost for gold.
Player A has no gold, so he buys a token from Blizz with $ and aquires gold.
Player A pays to player B for the boost with that gold.
So, in essence, player A payed real life money to get his “win”, with player B providing the service. You could argue that blizzard only served as a money exchange service, but I think it’s p2w as player A would not be able to get what he wanted without acquiring gold via ingame means. The aforementioned transaction couldn’t be possible without Blizzard’s involvement (within ToS, that is).
To be clear, I’m not saying that every instance of a player buying a boost is inherently p2w, but in the case of token being involved, I think it’s pretty clear cut.
can we all agree not to post on the AD realm forum for a month to stop these dumb af posts ending up here