Pretty sure Blizzard is moving over to mobile. Freemium gaming is where the money is.
This is very cringe my dude.
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The tech exists but goes against classic philosophy is the problem.
They could implement x server; but that isnt what classic is about. Classic is about server community and many playerbases fail to realize that. Thats why on grobb were raving all night long at Grobbapalooza. Cus we have a proper server community.
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It was the #nochanges crowd. They wanted an “authentic” experience including the side effects of inferior server technology. Blizzard could have built classic on modern architecture, and we wouldn’t have this problem. They’re right in a way, we’ve gone too far down this path but better decisions could have been made at the start.
Why do you do the hobbies you do? Why do you do anything at all? Was that a serious question?
That was the entire point to the professor. I don’t think he got it. You’re a smart man.
If you work more than we do, then you don’t have the free time to have a hobby, pretty simple concept don’t you think?
You do know Classic runs on the same servers and engines and backends and everything else as Retail yeah?
They could retain the classic philosophy and implement server optimizations. It’s not (in theory) really all that difficult. It’s just not worth their time first of all, and it would take way longer than these queues will last. It’s just a time-consuming process that nets them nothing in the long run
They did build it based on the modern architecture. the only thing they kept was damage values etc. and textures/models.
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runs on the same hardware, but not the same software.
Bruh. WOTLK servers capped at 5k; if you think this isnt modern tech ive got some news for you.
Literally everyone on the planet has time for a hobby. The amount of time put into hobbies that make them enjoyable is subjective.
I could play 20 minutes a night and have the time of my life.
Do you understand how that works?
I’m pretty sure they did in this thread (scroll to the bottom):
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Obviously you have no idea projects and companies work
Logically speaking, if you work more than we do, you logically will NOT have the time to do anything but live life, i work on average 5 days a week, if you work more than me, you’re either working 6 or 7 days a week
I average 40 hours a week, meaning if you work more than me, you’d be averaging 50/60/70 or 80 hours a week, effectively having no free time.
except the player base literally made them a multi billion dollar company with sub fees and store purchases among the few
Thats not how logic works bud. I don’t think it means what you think it means.
I could and have worked 7 days a week and still enjoyed wow, so there goes your “logic” theory.
This community:
“Wow I sure wish Blizzard actually communicated with us and acted like humans!”
Blizzard employees write up huge explanations detailing everything that’s going on.
“Wow, I can’t believe everything Blizzard says is a lie!”
Yep, I wouldn’t be surprised if we get radio silence going forward again very soon.
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Uhhhhhhhhhh
So if someone is telling you something that is a blatant lie it is okay because at least they said something?
That is how logic works, and that is just plain dumb.
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You ignore the factoring of average work hours a day, 80 hours a week, 7 days week doesn’t leave you much free time.
Stupid 600 pound cow is stupid.
I try to lose weight but this grass is so freaking good i can’t stop eating it
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There is, it’s just the classic community would explode if they implemented it…