I agree. This is getting derailed. The bigger question is how would you feel about a few fresh start servers or a mega server where it’s Classic with some QoL changes and the cadence is such that we go through Classic in 22 months, then it progresses to TBC for 22 months, then WOTLK for 22 months… Inquiring minds want to know? I for one am excited depending on the QoL changes and the cash shop integration. The less the better imo. Stuff like the barbershop is cool because it has no bearing on the game minus appearance.
I would want to know more details, but at least it is good to see them acknowledge there is a genuine interest in new fresh servers. We have had a request thread up for some time now with no official response to it:
Oh, and don’t worry about people being triggered. There have almost always been a subset of people who get bitter or resent it when good things happen to other people. Just pity them and move on.
Thanks.
I never said that. I just said fresh servers would be something I’d like to play on. In the meantime I’ll keep playing TBC as is. Am I a whiner?
what is there to disagree about? blizzard adding a few fresh servers isn’t going to rob development time from anything else, buddy.
I believe this survey is your indirect response.
Its zero development time. You just launch another server and that’s it.
Eh, it’s not quite that simple. I won’t pretend to be a game developer but I do know it’s not as easy as just flipping a switch and everything works. There’s a time and resource cost that may not even pan out
Consider that the most often given reason for fresh servers is to start new where everyone is on equal footing with no gold inflation or bots or anything like that - but you’d only be fooling yourself if you think it’d last even a couple of weeks at best, before we’re back to mage boosts and gold selling at the wazoo. Then we’re left with another server taking up space that’s no different from already existing servers, that’ll probably end up as a ghost town as people go back to their old characters because at least they have all this progress already done, and the cycle begins anew with more clamoring for more fresh servers
I do hope I get one of the surveys then.
Thanks.
There is development time if they are going to implement QoL changes such as increased drop/EXP rate.
I hope I get that survey. 12 month cycle and original AV would be amazing.
yes well, that would be a mistake. I hope they don’t go that route.
They are definitely considering it.
If enough people wanted the original leveling experience they could hard nerf the instance boosting. It would be easy to make it so that if there was a large level gap then mobs would give no xp.
I would play fresh classic once tbc content is on raid log status but I wouldn’t play fresh tbc
It really is though. Making a server isn’t adding or removing anything to the game. It’s basically taking the server client, installing it on a server, virtual or otherwise, assigning all the ip addresses and all that. It’s something the live ops team would handle not the actual game devs. The game devs would not actually lose any time making the game.
I mean, I don’t disagree here, but all I said is that it wouldn’t take development time. Also I’m not asking for fresh servers.
Of course something like that just cycles back into my original point of wasted development time
Plus we’d just have an endless sea of people complaining that they can’t get exp when their ‘friend’ runs them through a dungeon
yes, if they’re going to make an exp change, just make it so that mage boosting doesn’t work. plenty of ways to do it. that’s “somechange” I can get behind.
The survey indicates a similar cadence (20-22 months)
They still have Classic and TBC Classic for all of their boosting desires.
One of the options was for a 12 month cycle. OP just selected the 22 month option.
True, I didnt think about that. This was my survey I took and i beelined to a similar cadence as this past time lol