Hit me right in the Azeroth Necklace 
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I think Iāve butt dialed texts to people that were more descriptive than your post.
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Do you need a link?
I cant link anything, it wont let me
Youtube links are permitted so you just need to go to the video, hit the share button under it and copy that url and paste it in.
Was it this one?
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Holy cow. That video is so sad but so true. 
The Carbot animator guyās videos got a lot of promotion from Blizzard. Guess his partnership with them is now over. Heās got balls.
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yup! That helps 
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itās perfect
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I like how this video shows natural progresion you know from a stone age to a present where we have so many cool things
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Content creators that work with Blizzard arenāt obliged to always say nice things, some of the most negative content creators still retain their relationship with Blizz.
I wish tanks were as plentiful as that vid makes out though. This is a more accurate representation of trying to get a tank in Classic atm.
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I like how Savix was looking specifically for prot pala
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Prot Palas are very nice in dungeons, when weāve been looking, spamming LFG endlessly weād have taken anyone though. The last two nights running we had to give up trying to do any dungeons because there just arenāt any tanks.
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i have three level 60 tanks in shadowlands that just do dailies and covenant stuff , i dont raid or mythic + any more as both are just a nonecence now
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Well damnā¦
I am on this side which donāt enjoying melancholy. When was tbc patch i was younger, i was student i had plenty of time to waste. This were also a ppl who i meet, they have now families and less time also.
During those years culture of gaming changed and expectations too. And ofcours market competition showed up. Years ago i would walk half continent on my feet cause i didnāt have enough money for riding, now walk through one land on my mount itās a pain. Df tool itās a great tool in my opinion meybe not perfect but letting us safe a time after work to find party then walk to dungeon.
You saying boters and tradersā¦ yeap but years ago they were either.
In many ways WoW is a wonderful reflection on how gaming has evolved over the past two decades.
Iām not sure if the evolution of the game is something to begrudge. The nature of a Live Service game is that it changes. That is how WoW has stayed compelling for so many years.
The journey of the game is only so long because the path ahead keeps getting paved. Few other games can boast of such a long adventure with so many cherished memories. And that is rather uplifting, I think.
Robert Frostās The Road Not Taken has a wonderful line that summarizes quite well the heavy-hearted view people sometimes have on their WoW experience. That it is a fleeting, changing experience.
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
But great video! Always love Carbotās stuff. 
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Gaming changed, the players changed. Things were never going to be the same and frankly it will never be the same again.
Aināt like itās something new, games I loved have long died.
For all the issues raised in that video, itās the players in part that facilitate that change.
Yes, sad and true video
It hit a lot of people right in the feels!
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So many of my friends have left. Only lobsty that is one of my friends that there were a part of that group is still playing wow but he betrayed the Alliance. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g1OEbNi8pxQ
Capitalism :
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