Seeing as they’re both the same community of players in retail and classic and your story has more holes in it than a wheel of Dalaran cheese, I’m gonna have to call Mulgore Field Patty on this.
Ypu actually got some, i’ll give you 6/10
Basically, he just described Vanilla.
Nicely crafted OP .
Retail players are so toxic, they dont agree with me saying that classic is the most polished game in the world and that blizz should stop development and just focus on classic
WoW, the failing new york times quoting me in another forum! How dare thee! lol
Are retail players always this mean? Are classic players just nicer?
On Retail I am a toxic healer that always yells at my group for standing in the fire and is constantly berating people.
When I log on to Classic I am super nice and friendly and everybody loves me.
I won’t say there are more toxic players, I’ll say they’re held less accountable in the long haul
They can be toxic, leave, and que up again with no adverse effects. Retail is far more convenient so with that comes impatience knowing that you could easily find about group with a few simple clicks of a mouse
I think they still exist in classic, they’re just more hesitant. Forming groups takes longer so their toxic behavior may cost them a lot of time, and if they do it enough they will get excluded when their name gets around
<— food for the troll
Come try Nesingwary/Veknilash/Nazgrel. The best people are on this realmset
Lol. >OP Implying you can roll on items on retail.
You guys are falling for a massive troll thread.
You don’t need to group. If you tag it, it basically automatically gives everyone the loot. Granted, groups are better if you aren’t next to each other and need to kill X number of mobs.
I’ll always form a group if asked.
Not really. I often get into great pug groups. The way open world quests work now, is you don’t need a group. Everyone can tag the same mogs if same faction. This helps aoe/ range players more than mele.
Classic players are toxic, too. Classic has streamers. Streamers are toxic.
we are having vastly different experiences in classic then
if I can roll need
Proof that you haven’t played “retail” in more than 2 years.
trade them water
If you are part of a group you dont need yo trade anything, your conjured food just turns into someonething everyone can click and get their stuff. This change happened 9 years ago.
Are retail players always this mean?
Are you always this hypersensitive?
Classic players are forced to be nicer due to the very real threat of being blacklisted by the server when the reputation gets out that they are jerks.
Meanwhile with Classic even the jerks are forced to play nice or risk server wide consequences.
This is a myth. I played 7 hours a day in vanilla and saw MAYBE 2 people go out of their way to be come such a nuisance that even a couple of guilds put them on “the list”. What did you do in Vanilla, stand in IF /yelling"Joe Blow is a jerk dont group with him!!"? No… it hardly happened and when it did, it was not a death sentence like everyone pretends it was.
What did you do in Vanilla, stand in IF /yelling"Joe Blow is a jerk dont group with him!!"? No… nobody did.
I mean… I remember this happening.
I honestly think the retail community has grown nicer over the years. I talk in general quite a bit lately, usually asking questions cause Nazjatar is a huge mess and people are pretty friendly. Lots of jokers on the general chat too, but more good natured rather than mean. Could be because I’m on an RP server though and they’re all pretty friendly.
Back in the day I only played on PVP servers so that could have also been a factor as to why everyone was a prick.
People should just be nice because they want to be nice. People shouldn’t need to depend on a imaginary boogy man to act nice to each other. It’s a social crutch and we desperately need to out grow it. Slipping backwards into fear based morals makes the world harder for everyone. It allows for countless atrocities to be glazed over because those with enough power can gang up and get away with it. It divide’s us all and silences the meek.