I can live with flying becoming available by reaching max level and going through a quest chain, however, that quest chain should be available at launch and able to pursue when ready by the player. There are zero reasons why features that add variety and choice to experience content should be removed, especially if individuals just want a game to cater to their specific fantasy forcing others into it.
I see WoW is doing great then, when things like this are the issues for complaining.
"...money's most powerful ability is to allow bad people to continue doing bad things at the expense of those who don't have it."
Keep in mind, the people you see crying about that (or any other subjects) on the forums are actually a microscopic amount of people. Everything that is said on forums have to be investigated and tested by devs before really changing things.
And when you notice people crying about something and the next week it gets changed, it's not only because "they finally listen to us, we must be right all the time" it just happened that this one time it was really messed up, doesn't meant everything that pisses you off in a game that you WILLINGLY PAY FOR will get changed to your liking.
There's a lot more people happy without flying at the beginning, they just don't feel the need to voice their concern like you do because they are enjoying the game instead of crying about it.
In my opinion Flying doesn't make content more interesting, especially mountainous areas. It makes them less tedious and frustrating. The way some of the terrain is designed in Legion really makes you want Flying. For some reason in Draenor I could tolerate it much more so. When I get flying it will definitely speed up my questing and such(WQuesting). I doubt it will get much more interesting. Unless Blizzard decides to completely change how flying works or any flying combat.
Flying does make it more convenient.
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Wanna know the difference here? By the time you get it it doesn't matter anymore. It's not like you are flying through the questing experience or something. You have to have completed it at least once to get it. Not sure what people don't get about that.
It has almost always been the case except in Cataclysm which is the odd man out. Every other expansion you had to have at least reached level cap or close to it to fly.
Things happen, doesn't mean they're not highly successful. Just means they're not as successful now as they used to be. I'm not saying they don't make mistakes, they clearly do, but they're still doing fine and are still a successful company by any measure.
Was poking at the fact that the OP/ you seem to poke at them for advertising this. Regardless of their personal feelings on flying, it's still an audience attention getter, and they'd be stupid not to capitalize on that.
Gosh... I sure wish I had checked with you before crying about it. I feel so much better now knowing I have an authoritative source to answer all my concerns.
But, if you don't mind, I think I'll go ahead and provide that consumer feedback just the same... after all.. you yourself said: "Everything that is said on forums have to be investigated and tested by devs before really changing things."
Would hate to think changes were made without my input.
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Blizzard advertising flying available is akin to OJ Simpson writing "If I Did It".
Your complaint could make more sense then. Writing about 'experiencing the content as intended' as if those that get the flying achievement never did that is the sort of thing that makes one think you're not making a serious complaint. Making stuff up is an automatic disqualifier and leaves you easy to ignore as just another non-serious complainer trying to stir up an argument.
"...money's most powerful ability is to allow bad people to continue doing bad things at the expense of those who don't have it."
Yeah, but WoW designers think it trivializes content. Don't you agree? Probably not.^^
Myself, I think that flying makes things WAY more convenient (like you), but I can understand it if it is gated if designers think it means *overall*(so for the majority of the playerbase) a better gaming experience.
Only thing ridiculous about this is that you're still under the pretense that not providing evidence for an argument is an ok thing to do. How can we discuss something if people are incapable of the foundations of what makes a discussion?
Countless people posting dumb shit strawman arguments isn't a non-issue. Anyone who thinks otherwise is the issue. So just to be clear, you are advocating that people argue like a bunch of monkeys for the sake of argument.
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That's the dumbest thing I've ever heard in the defense of flying and you should be ashamed. You're probably not though, judging by your other arguments.
I want people to look at this and realise that this is the wording of either a troll or someone who's so unhinged about a small detail in a video game they compare it to a murder trial.
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