Unacceptable? Why do you even think that you deserve anything in the first place?
The fact that you expect to be fed with information is laughable and childish, wait patiently like a god damn adult.
Unacceptable? Why do you even think that you deserve anything in the first place?
The fact that you expect to be fed with information is laughable and childish, wait patiently like a god damn adult.
You wanted classic, you got classic. Blizzard Entertainment announced World of Warcraft on September 2, 2001. The game was released on November 23, 2004 and there was not much given out for the first while.
SO right now you are experiencing classic development and information times....as intended and wanted.
Think about how much computers have changed in the last decade and a half. Think about how many Windows Operating Systems, Mac operating systems, ect. have came out since then. Think about how much coding standards and practices have changed, how much database operations have changed.
The idea that most of the stuff that ran just fine back then will run just fine now without any changes is pretty laughable.
EDIT:
What the illegal servers do and what Blizzard are doing are two completely different things. Rather than go through and redo all the stuff like Blizzard is doing, the illegal servers emulate things to get it to work. A lot quicker, requires less effort, and is mostly the only option they have since they don't have access to most of the same stuff Blizzard has to do things more properly.
Also: I could see them having enough put together for a basic demo at next Blizzcon, but who knows for sure? I would be astonished if it ends without any major Classic news tho.
Last edited by Projectmars; 2018-04-20 at 07:05 PM.
Just go back and watch the original WoW trailer and all the old patch features videos. Read the original game synopsis and all the patch notes. There's your "updates"
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What did you expect? They said openly at Blizzcon that work hadn't even started yet. Only that they figured out a way to do it.
As far as the people 'coming at you' with Blizzard doesn't owe you shit, well, they'd be right. Blizzard doesn't owe you any explanations or updates. Maybe try being grateful that Classic is going to happen at all. Because it was literally something that they said they would never do, ever, at one point.
And why should they ask people what they 'really' want? People have screamed for vanilla servers for years, played on illegal vanilla servers for years, so Blizz is probably safe in the assumption that people want - gasp - vanilla WoW servers. The people asking for modern QoL changes like AOE looting, new talent systems, etc needs to be tuned out.
Appreciate your time with friends and family while they're here. Don't wait until they're gone to tell them what they mean to you.
1. because they themselves have stated many times that they dont keep code expansions old for minor patches.
2+3. it runs great, except for it crashes constantly, gets horrid fps randomly on some computers, it is buggy and broken, its visuals break and the system lag.
but hey if its so simple, why havent private servers gotten it right? why do they all play differently, why do they all have large bugs all over them.
cause i mean its obviously super simple.
it would be a stupid idea to release it in 2018 from a financial and a market standpoint, you just released BfA, lets drop another wow title, so we can sell less of BfA, its probably gonna get released (like the majority of the community is speculating) in november 2019 just after blizzcon and 15th anniversary of vanilla and around that time BfA's last raid tier should be released and the expansion drought will begin (if they plan 3 tier 2 year expansion cycle with BfA aswell)
WHO CARES?
Stop acting like a petulant child and deal with the fact that they're working on it, don't have many updates to give you regarding 'classic' WoW, and you'll get the product as close to as it was back in 2004-2006. Get another hobby to keep yourself busy in the meantime champ, posting pointless threads like this shouldn't be one of them.
Also, disappointment and complete unacceptability are highly subjective feelings. I'd rather them work on more important things than placate the Vanilla QQclub.
They quite clearly said this is going to take a while to get going. 6 months is not a long time to bring an old version up to current standards and implement the infrastructure required to run it.
RETH
They said it was going to be a while, so, naturally you should expect it to take a while. They've filled the job openings, which is something. I wouldn't expect anything else until Blizzcon.
They said they've officially hired everyone and started working on it for a while now. I suspect we'll get some news during Blizzcon, perhaps some in-game footage of it.
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That retail army
I just hope they keep every single thing EXACTLY the same as it was. I want to see NOTHING touching the game from how it was back in classic to today! I hope they release everything exactly the same as it was, UNTOUCHED
6 months in the dark is completely ACCEPTABLE
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You're getting vanilla at some point and it will be vanilla. What more do you need to know? When they have a date I'm sure you will get told when it is.
1. You shouldn't believe everything they say, they have proven themselves to be wrong on countless occasions. They may or may not have this data and you simply don't know, what they say in the public should not be taken at face value.
2. As someone with a lot of experience on private servers, completely disagree. Never got crashes, the TBC server I was playing supported more players with less latency than retail servers and I had flawless FPS performance at all times. The only time I had crash issues was running WOD models on a WOTLK server, which was something that had a very easy fix (relating to the EXE and memory usage).
I think you're simply making claims based on conjecture, lack of experience with the topic.
Edit : For the last point. Why haven't they got it right? This is case in point on lack of experience I speak about from your part, everything server side is developed in house and all scripting, balancing, bug fixing is done from scratch with private servers using no Blizzard code. They are a work in progress, even so the modern versions are exceptionally good, regarding both Vanilla and TBC they are highly polished full game experiences at this point with quality class balance, scripted dungeons/raids/quests.
Client side optimisation is no different to the base Blizzard product, you're literally running the Blizzard code untouched from 10+ years ago, and it still works flawless..
Last edited by Bigbazz; 2018-04-20 at 07:20 PM.
Probably running on a Pentium 4
Okay Here you go
World of Warcraft Classic
Features:
2 Factions: Alliance and Horde!
8 Playable Races: The Alliance - Human, Dwarf, Gnome, Night Elf. Horde - Orc, Troll, Tauren, Forsaken
7 Base Classes: Warrior, Mage, Warlock, Rogue, Druid, Priest, Hunter!
2 Faction-Only Classes: Paladin for the Alliance, Shaman for The Horde
2 Continents to Explore!
Maximum Level 60!
Dungeons and Raids!
Mounts at level 40 and 60!
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