Challenge Mode : Play WoW like my disability has me play:
You will need two people, Brian MUST use the mouse for movement/looking and John MUST use the keyboard for casting, attacking, healing etc.
Briand and John share the same goal, same intentions - but they can't talk to each other, however they can react to each other's in game activities.
Now see how far Brian and John get in WoW.
Does that say anything about the perceived value or prestige of the car, or about the friends you keep? If they can be impressed by something as petty as a car, I'm going to go for the latter. I don't know anyone who'd be impressed by whatever car a person drives. If they want to take a ride with it, why don't they go to a dealer and drive it for themselves? Or do dealers not offer test drives where you're from?
Prestige is always subjective. It only works in certain circles.
During the most recent RWF, there were more people watching on streaming sites than actively playing retail themselves.
Classic fanbois are absolutely obsessed with retail - have been since day 1. For some, i suspect they are just trying to convince themselves they are enjoying classic more than they actually are - so they seek out an echo chamber of people patting them on the back for playing classic.
Weird thing is most ppl on this forum play classic, myself included, but the vast majority of classic players are totally normal and just enjoy it for what it is - warts and all, acknowledging all the vast improvements retail has made over the years compared to classic, while still talking about the things they love about classic. There are some level headed people on here who are perfectly fine to have an open discussion with, even if you disagree, however there is an extremely smug and arrogant sub set of users who only want people agreeing with them, else be labeled a troll.
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Your silly attempts at soliciting a fiery response are sadly quite misguided - try the retail forum, you might have better luck.
Yes, but people also have varying definitions of what is an achievement, and what isn't. Or rather if it is noteworthy or not. Someone who struggled getting a job and finally becoming a salesman would consider that an achievement, and when he comes from a neighbourhood with high unemployment, a steady job with a decent income might be considered prestigious.
Which leads us back to 'prestige is entirely subjective'.
No, that's not at all the case. Monetary value doesn't even have anything to do with prestige. It's pretty obvious you just have a fundamental misunderstanding of what "prestige" actually means. The word is inextricably connected to perception related to achievement, quality, admiration, and/or respect. Just because something is rare, or desirable, or expensive does NOT mean that it confers prestige.
Sure keep telling yourself that if it makes you feel better
The reality is barely anyone plays Classic anymore, which is understandable, because there's just nothing to do once you are done with your leveling except raids and pointless pvp.
I have no problem if Classic is more popular than retail, its free money for Blizz so both sides benefit.
I think it is you who are confused about prestigious items and value and rarity.
A classic car that is rare and expensive has prestige.
A Nintendo PlayStation prototype has prestige.
Anything can have prestige, and those items with prestige typically come with.... drum roll please.... VALUE
Don’t be like that guy arguing the Crown Jewels of England have no prestige
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They typically go hand in hand irl
people can have all the definitions they want, the dictionary has one, everything else is whats known as false prestige and its usually a dangerous belief to hold. its been the gateway to exploitation and downfall of many a person. not that those consiquences truly exhist in the virtual world, it is still a flaw.
just look at justandulas and the effect its had on him, people simply pointing out his item is basically just trash, thats what false prestige does. true prestige never needs defending, if it needs defending then its a sign its not really prestigious.
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This is entirely about you conflating desirability and rarity with prestige. They're simply not part of the definition. Some items might have several of those qualities but that doesn't mean they're connected. Just because an item is expensive and red does not mean that all red items are expensive.
The data analysis on this thread is reaching level of facebook fake news like never seen before
No, they REALLY dont. A truck and trailer unit might be $300,000. Are you suggesting a truck is prestigious? What about rewiring my home to get it up to code - thats been quoted at $22,000 - is there prestige in my rewiring my home? $22,000 is a lot of money for some.
What about someone who paid for a [Supreme] t-shirt - you honestly think that is a prestigious thing?
Name 1 prestigious rare item irl that isn’t tied directly to cash.
Also, while it isn’t cheap, 22k isn’t exactly a lot of cash when talking prestigious items. That’s just long overdue home repair
Seriously, just name 1-3 items irl that are super rare and prestigious, but don’t have a big price tag attached to it. Good luck with that
Spoiler alert: even rare pets like the vanilla wow CE, or murky carry prestige to pet collectors and guess what? They ain’t cheap