People giving a shit. People being nice. People being a community.
People giving a shit. People being nice. People being a community.
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World PVP, failed Canadian bank robbers picking fights with the guild I was in, capturing and defending the pig farm outside Orgrimmar, running the server’s Progression thread, failing to complete a dungeon three times in a row because no one remembered that beating bosses spawns a patrol that makes its way towards where you are. Agreements to let someone else in the dungeon group auction the first world epic drop you get, despite it being an upgrade for you because you still haven’t gotten your first mount.
No it doesn't. What are you smoking. No one looks for group in trade. They use GF.
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Oh look.... another shit poster who comes to the forum of the game he doesn't like to try to bring others down. And he plays an UD Priest... lol can you be anymore of a stereotypical asshole?
the community and thats it, bring every qol change + the old school community id be happy, i hated vanilla in its core, but i wont lie the community was great
No but we have groupfinder for that and it actually works much better.
Having to spam a chat, that is not actually intended for groupfinding for hours to get groups was not a pleasant experience.
All I'm saying is that you can still find people that want to play with you and after a while, you don't actually have to pug.
If you can't, it's probably you and not the game thats the issue.
well considering that blizzard trying to remove variety from the game.. its not about just having a lot of loot its more about how easy it is to get that loot and how many ways there are to obtain that loot without actually doing anything that requires much effort
back in the days there was alot of loot, it just wasnt as easily obtainable and the game didnt have too many sources of basically free loot
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QoL changes is what killed the community
I miss the exploration and discovery because I didnt know about the end game or anything. I didnt have any reason to optimise my play or leveling.
Blizzard stopped publishing sub numbers, so there's no way to know that Vanilla had more subs. It's just speculation on your part. It's also called an opinion, Vanilla was not objectively worse or better, people prefer different things.
Also, by your own logic, TBC, LK, Cata, and the first half of MoP were all better than classic, since they had more subs. You could even argue, with your own logic, that the WoD launch content was better than classic, since subscriptions spiked well above the classic peak.
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Because retailers like Walmart sold (and possibly still sells) WoW. You should try asking WoW-players instead.
As for the question:
First the premise is wrong: the sub-numbers are at Vanilla-levels at least or possibly higher (i.e. a couple of millions); so Vanilla did not have way more subs.
If you had asked why sub-numbers aren't at TBC-levels it would have been a better question.
Secondly there are plenty of reasons why WoW is no longer growing in subs: the game is getting a bit old (and already heavy on reusing contents - time-walking, raid-quests in old raids, remaking raids as dungeons and vice-versa), I can imagine it can be a bit awkward getting started with now, and some prefer other genres that have appeared.
Vanilla is not cure for that.
It does not teleport you when you do raids or m+ though.
The other stuff, I don't really care about.
The realm thing is a must though. You'd be in queues for days on some realms if cross realm was not a thing. The other option would be to use systems such as Wildstar where everyone is pretty much on the same server. You're not really though but it gives you the illusion that you are.
This is why you're a retail noob. Retail made raiding the only content that matters. Vanilla was never and is not that way.
The "realm thing" changed MMO communities into another MP Queue for content with other strangers game. Why do you think sub numbers have steadily declined since Wrath?
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I knew you'd miss the joke...
Doesn't change to fact that Vanilla has compatible numbers despite not having the global community WOD and Legion do. Vanilla didn't even have servers outside North America....