News about WoW:
Some peeps: NO, IT'S BAD, IT'LL BE BAD, DON'T BOTHER!!!!!111
Having had the honor of helping blizzard with the last few alphas, I hope to beable to help them again in this one.
next week on daily wow news:
- ppl lust for alpha
- alpha starts
- alpha looks like BfA 2.0
- ppl disappointed
stay tuned.
Feedback for what exactly? They have year after year ignored mostly all feedback from forums and ingame during alpha and beta, why should we even bother now? You think they changed over night or something? Let's take some examples shall we
Shaman feedback during alpha and beta ignored
Warrior feedback during alpha and beta ignored
Why? Because the design team "felt" like it didn't match their point of view of the game and their "design idea" of the class. I'm betting you it's the same team and they will keep ignoring your feedback because they are "ROCKSTARS" in their world. I think it's time that they came off their so called "throne" and someone gave them a reality slap about the current game.
Prime example legion. Monk feedback in beta took over half the expansion to fix. Think it was a SeF issue. And bm hunters had something also they took just as long to fix.
We all know streamers get priority invites but that's just for marketing they don't even listen to their feedback. So again what's the point.
Too bad the elements that made Classic fun (at least for me) don't mix very well with a lot of elements on Retail.
I love Classic but making things "more like Classic" is a terrible idea unless you want to move the game as a whole into that direction, but that's very unlikely to happen.
Last edited by Kralljin; 2020-04-04 at 02:51 AM.
Wow cant wait to see asmongold get a key after spitting on the game for 2 years and see all his mongoloid chat spam "wow sucks" and i ll be here waiting for my key after playing for 10 years
TLDR : I want in plz
Problem is, that since blizzcon, we havent heard a single peep from the devs regards plans and ideas and shower thoughts. But it doesn't mean that crucial decisions arent being made in the background still. When "something" rolls out for the players to test, it is usually 70% done. Not to mention how flagship expansion features tend to flop since WoD.
Last edited by Lei; 2020-04-04 at 02:36 AM.
good things ? maybe.
changes ? to the better ? hmm. not sure about that.
i mean, it depends on what „better“ means to you. when better means a corruption-like system and only utility spells added back, or same (or even more) grind in another form, well, then this is not better, for me. but maybe for some others.
i am not sure if SL alpha will make a lot ppl here happy. but we will see.
Problem is that giving feedback is to some extent a two way street, in order to give targeted feedbeck, i need to have some understanding of the intent of the creator.
If i get no input over the intent, i can only say "this is good / bad".
Like, the one thing Blizzard has been specific on was the fact that the Covenant abilities are locked and you can't easily switch - and that's the one thing where you ironically have a pretty big consensus within the community that you should be flexible in changing them.
Which gives you (sadly) some idea that there is a rift between devs and players.
If that's still true once Alpha / Beta hits, that's going to be the first Red Flag for me.
Because these big, all encompassing systems aren't a strength of the WoW team or perhaps even a strength of the genre.
Like, previous iterations of WoW simply focused on delivering more content and more ways to customize your character (in a rather simple / flexible way i might add).
It's to some extent simply a sign of old age on the game, they can't dump 2-3 new spells onto every class each expansion because that's just going to cause massive issues down the line, but tying them to some form of rental power obviously has also negative consequences.
What's this mean in American?
Why bother with anything? Why take time out of your day to log into a fan website and share you extremely original opinion with the internet? Do you want a cookie?
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Spoiler: If you've already made up your mind that you'll be disappointed, you'll be disappointed. Maybe it's time to find a hobby that isn't a video game that you seemingly dislike but still gladly spend time in your day actively discussing on this forum. ("But I used to like it until THE EVIL DEVS RUINED IT!!!" is not a valid argument. Sometimes you need to understand that games will cater to demographics which no longer include you.)