In an attempt to “promote constructive conversations” and curb “flame wars, trolling, and other unpleasantness,” Blizzard will require users to use their real names when posting to forums on the company’s Battle.net community site.
Just days after World of Warcraft developer Blizzard Entertainment said it would require its customers to use their real names in their online forums, CEO Mike Morhaime has retracted the policy.
Happened in 2010. Maybe don’t insult people when you clearly don’t know the facts.
In an attempt to “promote constructive conversations” and curb “flame wars, trolling, and other unpleasantness,” Blizzard will require users to use their real names when posting to forums on the company’s Battle.net community site.
Just days after World of Warcraft developer Blizzard Entertainment said it would require its customers to use their real names in their online forums, CEO Mike Morhaime has retracted the policy.
Happened in 2010. Maybe don’t insult people when you clearly don’t know the facts.
That also happened, but there was another fiasco where they wanted to implement real ID on the forums. I was here for that. It was a mess, even worse than when they tried to take flying out.
You’re missing my point all together. Lots of people are competitive and play to be the best the can be. For those players, class balance is important because playing a suboptimal class sucks. For players like yourself who play what they like and don’t care to be the best, then it doesn’t matter what class balance is like.
It doesn’t matter what the skillset is of the folks at Blizzard, what matters is the performance of the spec. The two are not related, at all. If you can look at logs and see certain classes absolutely behind others in all content, then there is an issue. Start playing with numbers.
This expansion is boring, 9.1’s announcement and Blizzard’s direction for the future leaves me no hope for any creative direction. I do not like this expansion and nothing seems to be grasping my attention any longer.