If you’re anti-RDF you already had time to play and you have realms you can play on that will never have RDF. You’ve had TWO expansions and now a third. Everyone that wanted that version of the game has already played it to death, and if you didn’t, that’s not our fault that you missed the boat.
It’s time to let the rest of us move into the next phase of the game with RDF.
Vanilla Andy’s can still play, let us Wrath enjoyers have Wrath with RDF as we enjoyed it.
I keep saying, they could litterally all come together and probably have enough players to fill up one of those vanilla servers that’s still online. It would just take a bit of coordination, much like forming a group that they want us to keep having to do for every single dungeon, so you would think they would be able to do it on a larger scale and fill a server for themselves since we are apparently the minority.
Sounds like you missed the boat if you’re still stuck in vanilla levels.
I used to believe that we could have RDF realms and non-RDF realms for Wrath, but if the anti-RDF crowd doesn’t even want to compromise that much, then they can go right back to Classic Era. Not our problem anymore.
RDF was only in the final patch it wasn’t around during wrath. Hell I’d almost call it a Cata feature it was in for such a short time.
Please stop with this nonsense. You’re not doing your side any favors. Half the lifetime of the expansion isn’t a “short time”.
That’s literally all they can cling to though. So 
Not surprising they just cling to that and twist things as much as possible.
It’s hilarious because the Devs also stated it would have been in sooner if it was ready, but it wasn’t.
Good think for you that RDFers haven’t missed the boat.
I think one boat is leaving in a month or so to some dragon isles. Enjoy your trip!
Whatever happened to no changes?
Isn’t that the whole point of this.
Or is it some changes as long as they’re changes that I like?
Was in for 48 percent of the expansions lifespan prior to the pre-patch for cataclysm. Also, subscription charts show that even after being added, the sub count didn’t drop, and in fact slowly kept growing until like the second month of cataclsym, where the game started the trend of going up only after content releases and then declining once again. Wrath was the only expansion to date in WoW that maintained it’s sub count the entire time. What’s impressive is, that 48 percent of the expansion was considered a content draught. Yet the playerbase stayed.
Luckily RDF was in Wrath so it’s not a change you have to adjust to
RDF wasn’t the only reason as to why there was an increase in subscriptions, it wasn’t the reason of WoW decline either.
What is truly impressive, is that prior to WotLK, subscriptions kept increasing, and that 11.5mil people did fine without RDF.
How convenient you didn’t mention that.
They may as well add it.
The retail and wrath classic community are basically the same.
Something tells me you and the rest of these 3 letter posters are clumping in the Anti-… and the we don’t necessarily care either way because we don’t have the problems YOU have; since you and countless others have assumed the role of spokesperson and inform us daily with 40 new threads as to why this will make the game that much better…For YOU and others of course.
Meanwhile I’m killing time afk’ish in game while waiting for friends to jump on (not queue related).
I don’t have the problem of starving children but I still want children to have food.
I would delete your post if I were you.
Out of left field much? Comparing the two is asinine.
Back under the bridge you go Troll.
Nah
I mean, it wasn’t the final patch, but it was around for literally HALF of wrath.
Pretty much this. Some people are okay with changes as long as they like them, and if you don’t agree with them you’re “lazy and entitled.”
The point I was making is that just because it’s not a problem that you may have doesn’t mean it’s not a problem.