People like him just need a break from the game. But he can't, because it's his job. Other people can't because they are addicted or something idk why they can't take a break tbh. Yeah its made them overly cynical. Not that I'm not saying it's all completely unwarranted.
He gives a voice to what a lot of players think and feel. He gets less views when the game is doing poorly. Why do people like you even come in these threads? You don’t care about YouTubers opinions yet you’re posting and inflating the page count of a thread about one.
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True lol /10chars
There are people who won't belive you unless you give them rock hard numbers. And that's something we'll never have because Blizzard doesn't want that kind of attention.
What they're failing to understand is the concept of being able to define something you can't directly see by it's effects on the surrounding environment. When viewership is down across all platforms, refugee threads are popping up everywhere, population and activity tracking sites are reporring decreasing numbers, and even super objective channels like Bellular are speculating on the questionable state of tje game....something is up.
But here's the thing: why does any of that actually matter?
On the one hand, detractors of WoW would like to use declining population to correlate with how bad the game is. In some senses, such as finding randos to play with in a smaller pool of people, it's relevant.....I guess if you care about playing with randos. It could also be used to measure participation or approval of any given patch or expansion.
But on the other hand, if a small number of whales are keeping profits up, Blizzard keeps releasing content, and you and your guild/friends are having fun....then why does it actually matter if other people are leaving the game?
It's a weird metric that gets wrongly used too much. I'll admit I used to be in the former camp. But the more I think about it, the less it actually matters for what I'd like to see out of the game. Sadly for me, what I want and what Blizzard wants are two VERY different things.
Speak English next time?
If you're talking about the 2 8 man dungeons, yes those queues get lengthy in off hours.
I checked before you answered me the first time I started up some queues (left them though, was just for testing purposes)
WoW dungeon, 17 min
WoW raid, 22 min
FFXIV dungeon (Expert Roulette) 11 minutes
FFXIV Raid, instant pop
FFXIV dungeon (leveling queue) 8 minutes
all as dps, population of game really doesn't matter though, your ratio's of people queuing are still going to be the same.
I think a lot of the trouble comes from people not being able to differentiate between who's saying something, and what's being said.
That and people not even beginning to try to understand a different point of view than their own. I struggle with that all the time, but am willing to change my view if convinced. Just recently with Anthem I intially defended it, but later admitted how bad it really was. Then with The Division 2 I started out crapping all over it, but again had to change my stance once I saw that it was actually pretty good.
People really need to practice coming to their own conclusions. Listen to what youtubers have to say, but check it and decide for yourself if what they're saying fits your own viewpoint or not. Even if you completely disagree with someone, you can still use that to challenge your own beliefs. And if you never test your point of view, it's probably not very strong,or based on facts.
I think streamers, and the people who watch them, are brain dead morons that will never amount to anything in life.
How's that for cynical?
He made really good points and it isnt the first time we express his worries about cooldowns management.
He is right and I hope Blizzard checks his video and adjust the new system.