Honestly given the way the holidays are generally it finishes atleast in my family around 10th Jan. So not too bad. The festive season is much better than Christmas as a day generally and most family stuff is usually concise within a 3-5 day period and most of that time denoted the family arent about anyway. Can't really see it being much of a problem
Does any one really care? I mean it is this tiny fraction of players that raid seriously.
How can you say that? It is historically harder/longer to kill the last raid of the expansion than to kill the first raid. Are you saying they don't know how to design the game and it happens randomly (because that is not true because it's relatively easy to make a world first race hard because they literally monitor the first pulls too)?
Rofl, if a "hardcore gamer" complains about having choose between spending time with family or playing his game, he's not much of a hardcore gamer, is he. People these days think they are a gamer if they raid 3 nights a week.
It's impressive how they manage to hit this mark yet again. Whether it's to help accommodate hardcore players schedules or force them to chill out remains to be seen.![]()
If you knew the candle was fire then the meal was cooked a long time ago.
Hope last boss is extra spicy
Not that big a deal.
I'll even say that it's the best time for a new expansion\raid tier for a lot of people, with more free time.
This - this is what gatekeeping is; When someone takes it upon themselves to decide who does or does not have access or rights to a community or identity.. You are claiming to be so special, you get to decide who can and cannot identify themselves as a gamer, based on whether they choose to play games on Christmas or spend time with family. This is beyond pathetic. You are not special, you dont get to decide who is and is not a gamer, and your opinion is not worth any more or less than anyone else, so stop pretending it is.
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Hopefully this whole "Blizzard will never release (insert patch / x-pack) in (insert date that is also a holiday)" is now gone forever from discussions (...yeah, ok..it won't)
When my kids were little, we used to spend several days over Christmas with the various parts of the family....but really...these days, Christmas is..well...the 24th here and for me.
I would have zero problems raiding 12 hrs a day on the 23rd, 25th, 26th etc. Hell...I usually look forward more to celebrating New Year anyhow. And I bet I am not alone