Many of you know that Classic Wow is being rushed.
(If you compare Original Vanilla content releases to current Classic releases in terms of months after launch)
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Diremaul was released 2 months early.
Battlegrounds are being released 3 months early.
And Blackwing Lair coming out in January will be 3 months earlier than what it should’ve been.
But WHY?
According to the Original timeline, one year from Classic launch, we would all be doing Zulgurub.
The problem however, is that’s when Shadowlands is supposed to come out. (August-September 2020)
Imagine if a Retail expansion had to compete with a new Classic raid being released.
If Shadowlands did that, it would literally be dead on arrival and sales would bomb.
And Blizzard knows it.
They know the playerbase wants Classic Wow, the “Record Subscription Growth” proves it, the “Record Twitch viewership” prove it.
They know people will pay $15 a month to play Classic.
But NOT Retail.
That’s why for the first time in History they made people pay a subscription fee to play the Classic Wow Beta…the BETA.
Because everybody was playing the Classic Beta, and Battle for Azeroth was a ghost town.
Many in this community have come to the conclusion that Blizzard is rushing (and hence sabotaging) the Classic experience to drive up sales for the Shadowlands expansion.
Blizzard, stop trying to forcefeed the Classic community your half-baked Expansions and let us play the game we actually want.
Economics 101, if a product doesn’t sell, don’t make it.
Because we all know what Shadowlands is gonna be.
More World Quests.
(As if we weren’t bored to tears of this lazy non-content since Legion)
It seems Blizzard hasn’t learned anything from the Failure of Battle for Azeroth.
You can’t just re-hash content from the last expansion, give it a lick of paint, and call it “new”.
I thought we paid $15 a month so they have the money to actually "DEVELOP" this game.
Not just re-hash everything.
The Blizzcon 2019 Shadowlands reveal was very worrying.
Very little content was actually announced.
The dumpster fire that is Sylvanas’ character arc is in it.
And “Anima” power, sounds a lot like “Azerite” power.
I think Shadowlands is $60 worth of Hot air.
It is an expansion sold entirely on manufactured ‘hype’ and has very little substance.
Cinematics might look pretty but the luster wears off very quickly if all there is to do is World Quests.
BFA was a beautiful expansion, the art team did a great job.
But the content wasn’t there to sustain it and so it fell off a cliff.
But I think it doesn’t matter if the expansion fails, because Blizzard knows we’ll go straight back to Classic.
I think I’ve figured out why Classic is being Rushed…
I think I’ve figure out the pure Genius of Blizzard’s plan.
They sell us Overpriced, Empty expansions after luring us in with Eye-candy cinematics and worthless promises of a great gaming experience right after they’ve sabotaged our Classic experience.
Then once we’ve all quit yet another Half-baked Expansion, they’ll release Fresh Classic servers promising to “do better this time”, and string us along long enough to wring more money out us with yet more Hot Air expansions.
Have you noticed something about the Shadowlands and Warlords of Draenor logos?
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In the Shadowlands logo, under the “C” in World of WarCraft there is a “sunrise” Orange-brown tinge.
Now look to the right of the “T” in the World of WarcrafT on the Warlords of Draenor logo. “Orange-brown” tinge that looks a bit like a sunrise is shining on it.
Look at all the other Wow expansion logos.
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No other expansion logo features an “Orange-brown” tinge set to a sunrise color scheme.
Coincidence?