Only difference is, trial players are not paying for any features. They’re “testing” world of warcraft. Hence the trial. When you as a player pay for features that suddenly become unavailable to you with without warning or explanation then it would cause more than just a feeling of being left out.
But blizz message already said it was a bug, or rather unintentional.
Just wanted to keep the updates rolling in.
I would like to reiterate the title “Unable to communicate with other players over level sixty in /say, /yell and emote channel” - PMs / Whispers is and have always been working fine. /party chat has had no issues either.
Honestly they should add a minimum level of 20 to be able to communicate in say or in channels. Otherwise limit them to the guide channel. They really need to do something about all the pandaren DKs everywhere.
But disabling chat for 60s who haven’t upgraded is not the way.
Is this anyway near being fixed? People still can’t see what my character /s, /y, /e, it’s quite detrimental to rp + I pay for subscription so I expect not to be treated as a trial
Sadly we can do nothing but wait and hope progress is being made, but I feel your frustration. I’ve had pretty much zero reason to log into WoW for the last two weeks?
Money down the drain…. But hey! At least I’ve put more time into other hobbies.
I’m still unsure if I’ll buy TWW (probably will) will I be able to group with my IRL friend who tends to only play for the first few months of a new expac?
We would use Discord of the chat but grouping for running old raids or something would be needed.
Indeed, certainly feels that way. My sub is due to run out within a few days and this bug has given me every reason to not log in during the last few weeks. I kinda feel cheated, though I doubt I’ll be re-subbing any time soon.
This is a massive let down from Blizzard. Bugs happen but such lack of communication is weak. Especially from a big game such as World of Warcraft. Was fun while it lasted though.
Sometimes they have problems figuring out what actually caused unintended issues. And as such they can’t fix them until they find the flaw. I believe they sometimes have had to make workarounds, which might break in a later patch…