Originally Posted by
FelPlague
nah nax was pretty hard, the mechanics were simple but the number values were insane.
Yes exclusivity in some cases creates desire, but the amount of people who can do that exlusive content is farl ess then those who cant, and why make a game for 1% of your playerbase?
but again this does not always work.
if you told mythic raiders they got literally nothing but acheives, you think they would do it as often?
do you think pvpers would do high rank pvp if they only got acheives?
no that was proven false, because as blizz tried to add ways for people to get 2200 rating gear (allowing people to buy old season sets if theuy reach 2200) PEOPLE FREAKED THE FUCK OUT death threats, harrasment, and spam all over, because "we dont want other people having our shit, it makes us special") now while yes you can say the exlusivity creates that, it does, but the issue is more of if in the future it was only acheives, would those people still go for them? or is it only the set itself that makes them want it, and not the simple concept of "i did this when it was hard"
an acheive is all you need really for exclusivity, to be able to say "i did this then"
most people want tmog, or mounts, or other cosmetics because they like how it looks, not because of how rare it is... how many do you see flying around on the TLPD?
acheives are the ultimate exclusivity, as they prove, you "got to 2200 week 1" but that is not enough for people, people want options.
and again people who raided nax, who raid high level mythic, or who reach 2200 rating are a miniscule minority.
should we build the game around a minority, or majority?
If i have a hamburger stand, and i have only enough settup for 3 different burgers.
Should I do a hamburger, cheeseburger, and veggie burger?
Or should I do cheeseburger, veggie burger, and gluten free meat free, dairy free, organic vegan burger, for that one customer that shows up once a month?
i would go with the top choice...