Hook, line and sinker. Good job
Originally Posted by Blizzard Entertainment
He's not totally wrong.
I had countless bad experiences with toxic people in vanilla. I remember there was almost always a double-edge sword in vanilla, in that getting in a good progression guild meant dealing with toxic pieces of crap. The better the guild the worse it generally was. You'll be able to get gear, but it'll take an big emotional toll on you dealing with those people. One example I remember just joining one and doing a UBRS guild run and someone looted a mob real quick during trash and the roll option came up. The leader b@$#hed the guy and the raid out on vent for 5 minutes straight, at the top of his lungs, and then booted him out of the guild. Situations like this were not uncommon.
The people it tends to attract (not everyone), are people that can't find better ways to spend time and have low real world social value. It's an easy way to feel important, all you have to do is spend more time in the game and you are more powerful/important in the virtual world.
But its unhealthy AF and attracts toxic people. IE in time the people that stick around will likely fall more into this category. But I suspect there will be some tourists too that are just playing casually for fun.
So clearly toxic players are for AND against vanilla servers as you so eloquently pointed out.
The beauty of Vanilla is that you have to work with others in order to complete most content. If you wanna be stupid and put on everyone's ignore list, you can't just queue into LFR and get lucky and titanforge up to normal+ gear or just do WQ's. Toxicity isn't as blatantly obvious in legion because you can do most content the average player would want to do without ever typing in chat.
On Area-52 for Horde and Stormrage for Alliance. Typically, yes. Thats most of my interactions with people. Either you join groups where theyre calling a sub par dps faggots, racial epitaphs, threatening to kick x player because of x reason. Honestly, lfr/lfd is the most toxic experience of WoW outside of League of Legends. On good days, even when you pug normals you might run into a silent group. Being a tank, i hate learning new content because of how rediculously ragey the community gets. It just makes the whole experience poor.
If you say that that isnt the case for you, good. I hopd you never experience it. But I do as much as possible on 3 different tanks as often as I can. I have a very difficult time believing the validity oc your statement
Classic is a mistake upon these forums, that’s for sure...
I read the op and the last couple of pages of posts. This doesn't need to live on any longer.
Rant threads that insult everyone who might have a different opinion never create any discussion worth having. Plus there are other threads to post opinions in if that's how you want it to be.
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