What would you do if you suddenly had the executive decision based on the latest information concerning wow?
Scrap Warlords of Draenor and start over
Keep going with Warlords of Draenor release what is ready.
Pull Warlord of Draenor back 2 years to complete everything
Have a Coke and a Smile and STFU let what happens happen!
What would you do if you suddenly had the executive decision based on the latest information concerning wow?
I'm guessing you aren't satisfied with the features of Warlords of Draenor?
Scrap the entire concept and go with something that doesn't involve time travel, alternate universes, and heroes that are dead and gone and you won't revive the glory days with simply by bringing back in a convoluted manner.
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Last edited by Zarc; 2014-08-05 at 10:42 PM.
For the same reason when a car company does a show room for possible concepts vehicles, and after taking a full view of what they come up with, You realize you neither want to own or drive it.
I think instead of jumping over a damn cliff, I hate the whole concepts, and I think it is a mistake, but it is even a bigger mistake to launch a title, that looks and feels like rushed crap
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No, I mean it doesn't even feel like it's anywhere near done, it looks like half of what we would get of any other expansion or less.
As an executive concerned about revenues and profits? I'd do exactly what Blizzard did; delay a few features, wrap up production, and announce a release date as soon as possible.
Delaying the expansion is tempting to deliver a more complete product, but it would have to be weighed against predicted losses in the next quarter. I don't have those numbers, so I'd have to assume those losses would cost more than shipping an expansion with delayed features.
Redoing the whole expansion, at this point, would be ludicrous. If I had a time machine, I would have gone back and told them that the premise of the expansion is convoluted and ridiculous. Since I don't, however, the best you can do is ship what you have. The only problem with shipping a possibly sub-par expansion is brand damage, but I'm hoping that an expansion with some delayed features isn't the same as an entire expansion spent cutting corners.
Professor of History at Dalaran University
Start over. Create an expansion focused on the Burning Legion's second invasion. Make the other races central. Introduce Demon Hunter as the new class.
Lay the foundations for real Housing, with its roots in customization options based on game-play achievements.
Maybe add Ogres for Horde, Vrykul for the Alliance.
Resolve the storylines started in Cataclysm and then abandoned to rot. Continue the Warcraft story by pushing forward instead of recycling past lore.