Bit to early to call it the worst drought, the worst I've seen were both MoP and WoD.
Bit to early to call it the worst drought, the worst I've seen were both MoP and WoD.
If you've been playing since WoW Beta, you have been through worse content droughts, unless you actively didn't play the game during those droughts. 'Classic' had pretty bad droughts because there simply wasn't anything else to do at the time, especially if you didn't raid.
The worst, though, was during SoO of Pandaria.
So I really can't figure out why you feel this has been the worst content drought when there is so much to do and the raid's only been out 3 months. Sounds like you're getting tired of the game and need to give it a break.
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You're right because it's you. Here's a counter story.
Normally I max level all of my alts at the end of an expansion for the sake of keeping them caught up and then sit on my hands, raid log, etc. I LOVED progressing on HVs on my main, and was already inspired to work on ALL of my alts just for the sake of challenging myself to complete a 5 chest with all these characters I have almost no clue how to play. I'm playing alts semi-seriously for the first time in over ten years. The essence changes trivialize a bit of the challenge but it's at least got me on a more brisk pace.
The point is that we all take the end of expansion differently. For me it's revitalized my interest in other classes that frankly, Legion failed to do.
Oh I'm having fun all the time I login, which is why I still play. Lasts 4'ish months I think.
But for some players the fun does stop until they get new content that they find fun. Until then, they are in this magical drought. They totally could raid Ny'alotha, do M+ or even PvP until Shadowlands, and for some that is considered content, but for others it simply isn't. I guess it stops being fun when the novelty ends and it becomes repetitive - most people can only play so much of the same game. Like a book.
We have become pretty good at feeling like something is the worse it has ever been over the centuries, because we figured out that no one listens to us when we declare something to be the second worst it has ever been or, even worse, just a bit worse than usual.
So yeah. It probably does feel the worst it has ever been. It's not though.
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You're simply projecting, and seeing what you want to see. Which gives you a reason to complain, which is what you're after.
There is so much to do in WoW currently, that unless you play 5-6 hours a day every day for the past year, you more than likely still have a ton of stuff to do. Mythic raids, M+, PvP, old raids, transmog, pet battle ( lol ), leveling an alt, I could go on and on.
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LOL you best be to be joking son.
SoO content draught was so bad my guild, which we cleared heroic SoO in 3-4 months (mythic did not exist), fell apart. People stopped playing because there was literally nothing to do. 70% of players left WoW for good because of that. Everyone got a mount, those who wanted challenge mode rewards already did it, and 7-8 months was really painful.
Funny thing is, maybe 30-40% players in my guild is capable of clearing Horrific visions on 5 masks.
People who remember Wrath and Cata droughts:
SoO drought didn't really bother a lot of people too much in comparison I think. Timeless Isle was a pretty solid playground with long replayability and I remember people doing a lot of Garrosh runs on their alts for the heirlooms.
Wrath and Cata had literally nothing.
Meanwhile 8.3 just came out. You could argue the quality of the content sucks, sure. But that's not a drought my dude.
Last edited by ro9ue; 2020-03-27 at 05:00 PM.
OP probably hasn't even completed a M+ over a 9 but hes bored lol
Is it me or everyone says that at the end of every expansion lol. Sure, they should have learned by now.. but i guess not.