wait mere two months for Ulduar … you will change your tune
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“I ate my cake too fast”
Eat slower or order a new (alt).
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Apart from everything mentioned in the thread, it doesnt help that we played a somewhat harder versioner of Naxxramas last year.
Content in the Classic “phase”-way has always been a worry for me in regards to WOTLK. In a “Will I destroy my own memories?”-kind of way.
A starter Naxx phase followed by 3 single raid phases doesnt do much for a community that grew tired of double raids in less than 2 months through out TBC.
Sure, we do get two versions of stuff (10/25), but as they are the same content it only helps in growing tired of the same settings faster.
The best way is to slow down and broaden the game to more than only getting new shineys every week. PvP, Achivements, Alts, Dailys etc all without stress. And most of all not try to race to the red light you know is there.
Dare I mention other games or even IRL… ^^
Quick? I felt it was insanely slow this time around. Had to push myself to finish to 80 even.
Yep, it is total waste of time because of no RDF.
But guess what, there are ppl who want to do smooth raid runs (equipped from hc dung) with randoms even when raids are easy asf. But thanks to retarded classic players, we have to suffer through the go-to-the-dungeon-because-it-adds-skill nonsense even when the whole dungeon is faceroll. We told youthis is not the expansion for you, blizz listened to you so what is going to left soon are disappointed classic players because wotlk players will quit of boredom. 
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How is it NOT a total waste of time if RDF was around? Wtf are you going to do in there to begin with?
Socialize with random people. 
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Ulduar isn’t hard you clown lol … will be destroyed like everything else in classic, noob
Didn’t you know? The implementation of RDF means they will enjoy running all dungeons every day for months on end!
… In reality, they’ll play 2-3 days of RDF dungeons, and then still quit anyway.
Or maybe, hear me out, we’ll use phase 1 as we did in the OG.
To level alts.
Great, a dead open world is just what we need!
It’s dead already and has been since phase 1 classic.
I am level 42 on my alt and the world feels pretty busy to me, lots of other people running around my questing zones. With RDF I’m sure most people will just sit in a city spam queueing dungeons instead. Zzzz
Just did a /who level 42 on Earthshaker, a realm locked for overpopulation.
0 players total.
Jesus, the problem with lvling alt is not getting them geared in dungeons, it’s going through 1-80. Wtf are you going to do with LFG anyway?
Queue for 1 deadmines and 2 SM runs before you get 80 on a server that only brings 4K+ GS to naxx10?
A lot of players simply don’t enjoy questing for levelling.
The sooner you realize that people are different from you, the sooner your life will improve
Ok you want RDF for that 1% of people who wants to lvl an alt before anything else but hate doing quests so they stand in stormwind and spam dungeons.
Got it mate… Ye I see it now, the game would be saved by RDF
1% and there you go again.
You put in the percentage if it makes you feel better but if you think RDF will save the lvling experience from 1-80 by dungeon spamming then so be it but the lack of end content will still be present at 80 but I guess you can lvl a 3th char to save wotlk from dying.
I mean doing SM and deadmines 50 times in a row is very fun
Good lord, couldn’t you just stick to saying “I’ve never played wow before and I don’t know what makes people enjoy the game.”?
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