Blizz tells gamerrant they want Wrath to "Feel like vanilla"

I had substantially more difficulty trying to fit myself into raid schedules than I did getting groups for dungeons and heroics. But I guess that was just my subjective experience.

The first half of Wrath was less of the Raid focused mindset, in 2009, than it will be this time. The second half of Wrath was definitely the rise of the raid-logger, and RDF stemmed the issues with finding groups.

Those issues will be front and center from the start of Wrath because we already have a large proportion of raid loggers in TBC.

Realm-locked RDF solves the community degradation issue, while continuing to provide a less toxic method of finding groups, especially for DPS. Hell, a realm-locked RDF would increase community engagement because you know that everyone with you is on the same server, so it makes it a benefit to actually make connect.

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Bring on the speed runs and silent servers. :hamburger:

It’s not an art; it’s a business.

A Cataclysm remaster would be the ideal timeline, and I am holding out hope for it.

I had difficulty with both. Had to talk to my management to get my schedule shifted just enough to make two nights a week.

The dungeons, however, are super annoying. It’s not terrible if you’re a healer and easy if you’re a tank, but it’s obnoxious and takes forever outside the early days as a DPS - especially one without CC.

You mean like right now?

Because WC3 Reforged did so well? :rofl:

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The team that did WC3 Reforged was dissolved last October. :slight_smile:

Where did those team members go? They didn’t get fired :wink:

Yes, the vast majority of them got fired.

From the reporting I saw, they got redistributed to other groups.

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Even if they do bring you Cata Classic, there’s no telling how much they gut that one.

Cata is vulnerable to huge potential changes.

Changing cata would be a mistake.

Why? Do you think they should have LFD in at launch, and LFR during the final phase?

Don’t ask me, dude. :person_shrugging:

Why would changing Cata be a mistake, and not Wrath?

Cata would benefit from huge potential changes.

“We’ve decided to keep the original quests”

Discarding the vanilla questing revamp and just touching up old Azeroth for flying would be a huge beneficial change.

As someone currently re-doing all the old world quests, I disagree. They’re tangled, spread weirdly so you do a ton of travelling for very little payoff, and even the ‘storylines’ are thin.

Cataclysm was bad at the top end for raiding and heroics, but the revamp of levelling and the questing paradigm was a big improvement, in line with what Wrath is. I’d be ok with no LFD below 80 if the questing experience was Cataclysm.

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Ew lol. No wonder you don’t like these changes.

BIG disagree. Older questing was just much better due to the way it encouraged more interaction.

Cata and onward may as well be a solo leveling campaign.