If you let that happen. If you want to do anything to a somewhat competitive degree you can't just ride along. Because a game offers you options does not inherently take away the right to play in a group. I've remade entire groups of friends in every expansion.
Is my situation unique to me? Yeah, but it is evidence that it can happen despite what people who are so anti Quality of life claim.
Nost pirates still at it? lol
Go find another ilegal server or something (just don't get very attached)
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I don't see why Blizzard can't just phase out zones in-game to their old state, or rather have both the old version of EK and Kalimdor available trough the Caverns of Time. Its the old world that I really miss, even to the point that I just wanna level all the way to 60 to get to quest in the Plaguelands and experience Tirions quest chain again. The new Plaguelands are an abomination, I just get depressed when I look at how my once favorite zones got ruined by removing most of the undead, its presence and atmosphere. The questing other than the feud in Andorhal with Koltira and Sylvanas wasn't even interesting, I loathe Fiano's caravan and the way questing in EPL is now.
I'm sure Blizzard will make legacy servers eventually, but only when WoW ends. If they add them now they'd just be competing with themselves against Legion.
He brings up a real concern. It is not unknown that the retail community is aware that 1) Expansion are getting more expensive and, 2) We are seeing substantially less content in each expansion.
Instead of throwing adjectives at someone, discuss why they are right or wrong. Contribute to the discussion or else you're wasting your time.
"Torturing someone is not an evil thing to do if it is done for good reasons" by Varodoc
"You sit in OG/SW waiting on a Mythic+ queue" by Altmer <- Oh, the pearls in this forum...
"They sort of did this Dragonriding, which ushered in the Dracthyr race." by Teriz <- the BS some people reach for their narratives...
I understand that a copyright law exists in australia, anything other then this would be absurd.
I also understand that you now seem to understand that your australian copyright law is in fact NOT the same as the american DMCA.
I also understand by your post, that you seem to not understand the principles of what an emulator is, and how this differs from _redistribution_