True.
But I’m still taking a break from the game because they keep underserving world content players; they said they’d do something about that, but they’re not. They’re still catering to the tryhards, to the ‘big 3’ players, at the expense of world content/solo players.
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Idk, i think shadowlands but with df talent trees would be so good
DF is indeed a step in the right direction but wow is still far from its glory days. For me, this expansion is nothing but acceptable, in the sense that I can play it from time to time to kill some time, but I certainly do not plan and will not invest any serious time in it. I neither hate it nor particularly like it.
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Instead of repeating what your psychiatrist has told you, explain your reasons.
A small comparison of Shadowlands with df;
During the Shadowlands people were playing M+ like crazy, they even played until the very last week with different classes
In df, people avoid mythic minus after unlocking mounts or portals.
○ Let’s run this key!
- Which key is it?
○ Azure Vault. - Arrrwwgg, the cat is on fire, you run it guys, back in half an hour.
Even with a huge gear gap, during the Shadowlands people were playing PvP and PvP was busy both rated, unrated and WPvP! I still can’t forget WPvP in Maldraxus.
In df, PvP is actually dead. PvP-only players are even not coming online, only the minority of them rerolled cryladin. The open world is almost empty when you activate WM. It’s almost impossible finding someone to tease in the open world.
The Raids in Shadowlands were hard and boring. That greatly reduced the participation in it.
The first raid in df is not that boring or hard by comparing Shadowlands raids (except Castle) but it is very interesting the participation rates didn’t go up.
Stop being a sheeple by repeating the tasteless Mc Burger community’s baseless ideas like:
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That’s basically the issue I have with DF: I WANT to invest serious time in it, but I can’t. Not by doing the content I prefer doing anyway. I am forced to ‘play from time to time’ and I don’t like that.
Nope, definitely not playing the same game.
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By less you mean not being forced to slay the same mobs over and over for several hours per week?
I played all of them and I liked them. The story is something I ignore, so if that’s the source of your complaint then meh. The game was good then and is now.
Well, my main reason is concern for your wellbeing. I think that’s why you’re lashing out. Do you have a mirror at home? Sometimes a bit of self-reflection can help.
Do Blizzard’s employees clone you to the same server?
Why are you, dolt?
I don’t quite understand the question. Do you mean to ask why I am a dolt? Or are you asking me why I exist while also referring to me as a dolt? Do you think that the rush to pass judgement is a means of deflecting attention from your self-development?
There is no big dumb borrowed power system that the entire expansion is hardcoded around.
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Gotta be a troll.
Eeeeeeeeehhhhhh… imma assume troll
The game returned to a time, when u werent forced to log in every day to partake in brain dead content in order to keep updated.
This means players actually engsge with the game when they want to, rather then need to which by default makes the experience more positive.
It also makes problems or downfalls seem less negative. Because ur not forced to do anything.
Its generally offers a much happier popularity of the game.
But if we wanna go really into it:
DF unlike prior expansions put the power in the class and not the systems surrounding the class.
This means, players make a char and off the bat it feels powerful and seeing immediate jumps in ability. Rather then release date feeling extremely weak and as if u just lost half ur kit in the process and a slow climb back to where u were by .2.5 patch.
Content generally feels better when doing it from a lense u enjoy, ur character is afterall the lense. If u dont enjoy the class, no matter how good the game is it will never stick.
Theres a reason why WoD was better then both BFA and SL, and that is because even if the content was bad, u could simply ignore it because u didnt have to do it.
Eeeeeeeeehhhhhh… imma assume troll
Not even the lead designer himself, is on enough copium to consider BFA or SL good expansions and its his work 
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Elias only wants retail to just go back to “MMORPG era” ie TBC (While being against flying) or wrath (while being against patch reseting gear and LFD)
See my points ?
On the topic, it feels nice Blizzard undid most of legion negatives and are hopefully keeping going this way. I’d rather build my character from 1 single menu rather than 3 located in 3 different places. I’m also glad the game removed mandatory mobile-style daily quests, so going out on some days doesn’t feel bad anymore (Yeah, doing WQ while being drunk at unholy hours is not a good idea, but hey, I needed ap to unlock traits, eh !)
It’s a good base for wow to go back on the good direction !
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Most defintly.
First expansion since MoP i have remainrd sub to even see a .5 patch
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it’s still a mechanical mess, not stepping foot into that