What has Blizzard learned in the last 18 months?

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An audience is easier to lose than they think

[Tomana]

Regarding some tweets from several WoW devs they learned that its no good idea to make a mythic raider assistent game director.

And it only took them 10 years to figure this out. -_-

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1. What are some of the WoD mistakes that you think Blizzard has identified in the last 18 months?
2. Do you think that they have corrected and learned from these mistakes in Legion? Why/why not and how/how not?

That you need to have a "world" to get a "world of warcraft"

[Goremonger]

I voted 10% because the only thing they learned is how to repackage it to us in a way that will fool us into thinking it's worth the price. something like that

[Osmeric]

Regarding some tweets from several WoW devs they learned that its no good idea to make a mythic raider assistent game director.

Do you have links? Would love to see links.

[Huehuecoyotl]

The main thing they have learned? That no matter how bad the content, and how little there is, there are still millions of people willing to give them $180 a year for it. And still pay for new content at the end of it.

I believe P T Barnum did a study of the phenomenon.