What you don’t realize is, how would you suggest going about that?
While there are many that lost stuff, there are also just as many that didn’t during this same issue.
The only feasible option, would be to rollback the servers to revert all the screwups. But that will affect everyone, and make those that weren’t adversely affected angry instead.
I highly doubt they have a way to fix only those that were directly impacted. The fact that the in-game mail system didn’t offload any items, nor any progress was transferred to non-season for those affected shows that.
Essentially, if they have no in-place system tracking those changes in this weird scenario, how can they honestly fix it?
This is going to come down to restoring everyone at once which is highly unlikely, or having to deal with it and not repeat this mistake going forward.
I’m thinking the latter is the less frustrating option for most of us. They have mucked it up enough, no point trying to fix it further and potentially cause more grief.
You need to think bigger picture and note that not everyone was affected the same way.
I lost progress with mats, gold, and paragon earned during the last two weeks and even with that being the case, I would rather ride it out and just deal than have them try something else to fix it and make it worse.
Only players seemingly not affected by any of this, are those that didn’t touch the game during the blip, or those that used a personal rollback to fix it.
Mind you, they shouldn’t have HAD to use a personal rollback, or should have that rollback use refunded for their account for fixing Blizzard’s mistake.
I preferred not to use my personal rollbacks for this, as this was not my fault. You only get 3 of those and that’s it.
