I didn’t want this system either it changed so much of the world I remembered but I’m just one old grumpy bear . They did buck it that is true,i’m I surprised no disappointed,yes.
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It is the truth ,they can look it up.I’ve even been is some of them I didn’t like it and still don’t.
That’s the story of my life!
I think you’re making an assumption that GD represents most of the players. If this is true… 
I agree 100%. It is also the reason why Legion did not seem that long, even though it was one of the longest xpacs. Plenty to do all of the time, and people felt good while doing it.
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Managers don’t understand why people are leaving to FF14. Every one at Blizz is pointing fingers… And was very easy…
Feedback was given, feedback was ignore
Your game is not worth my 16 dls other games are… Simple …
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I remember people asking for it “I wish I could level anywhere I want” and Blizz gave it to them, in the manner Blizz wanted to implement. What if instead of scaling the entire world for all players you instead had a version of the world players could opt to play in that scaled (maybe even name it after a certain Dragon 
) and the original world could remain as it is for those who do not wish to participate.
But that’s not what they chose to do 
There’s lots of things Blizz could do but they don’t. It’s probably more work and thus not cost effective but when people ask for changes they are really rolling the dice with Blizzard.
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That would’ve been a better choice then this.
Hahah ok you buy WoW tokens for Carries obviously, don’t be ashamed my friend be free
no one wants to level or slow level anyway besides a small percentage hell classic proved that. soon as they offered boosts the majority was liike yes. this game is old and i don’t care how they spin it it’s boring after all these yrs it’s the same thing biggest fail of final fantasy we keep all content relevant sure ya do what about the boredom after leveling 100 toons thru it. i’m glad wow made leveling faster again scaling stuff up ain’t making it no funner and it’s garbage anyway considering it destroyed the whole you get stronger as you level when low levels are blowing your dps away lol in open world and dungeons. nothings changed still the same quests i actually remember doing after leveling a toon boring. a much bigger world in new stuff would help with more than 4 or 5 world quests like korthia that are basically just for endgame in the end. and ya players were all for leveling to be sped up whatever even us casuals on the forum was all over it. i’d take farmville mop back over korthia and shadowlands. scenarios all kinds of stuff way better than garbage torghast.
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So I’m a “hardcore bad player”. I think that makes me superior to your “casual mythic raider”, who actually likes very little of the game.
What’s your excuse for being a bad human being?
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It’s actually fully catering to the hardcore crowd.
There’s nothing for casuals to do but farm Korthia until 9.2.
You might go do a casual battleground, only to get stomped by 250 ilvl players you have 0 chance of fighting.
I’ll have to agree with OP, there’s some stuff I’d like to do, but I’m laying off WoW for a while because it’s only way to give feedback. Every other way is ignored.
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Yes, the 233 iLvl Korthia upgrade grind is not realistic at all, especially considering that it is already gated behind RNG, renown, and rep requirements. I honestly think that they meant it as a system for min-max raiders to grind out one or two unlucky slots, rather than as gearing progression for casual players. Even to grind out a full set of 220 pieces (slightly below Normal) would be more time consuming than the covenant set of 9.0 (197, slightly below Normal).
9.1 gearing for casuals and alts is objectively worse than 9.0 gearing. Game devs and gear gatekeepers who say that Korthia is an improvement just want to keep the casuals down in their place, grinding mindlessly for months for substandard power levels.
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It’s not even about that, it’s about fun. What’s fun about grinding same zone whole patch?
Yeah, which is worse than 8.1 gearing. 8.1 was great time, despite there being azerite to farm, gear was easy to obtain on alts.
But for 9.0 at least we had Valor and it was start so people weren’t geared to begin with.
In 9.1 we come in with people already 230 ilvl on average, so alts and new people are struggling with anything competitive. Even normal bgs are lame because everyone’s higher ilvl than your alt.
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They already did so, in the millions, during 9.0 and 9.0.5 when they realized there would be no gear upgrades for them.
This is already happening to me. I never considered myself casual until SL.
SL is punishing and grindy in a very artificial way that makes me just want to go back to the more casual times of WoW.
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I’d say we’re same type of casual, hit 1800 for pvp transmog, and maybe some pvp fun, then chill doing casual content, which unfortunately is non-existent currently.
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If they would turn on legacy modifiers for Legion content at 60 and cap ilvl in unrated PvP to the ilvl that honor gear goes up to, I think that would help a lot. Why they don’t do these two simple things is beyond me.
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It’s these type of posts that lead me to believe that there is an active operation underway to not only take WoW down, but to destroy it. I don’t believe any of the people who say they want to destroy WoW because they love it.
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I personally don’t mind doing the dailies in Korthia, but I don’t enjoy running back and forth across the place trying to tag rares before they go down. It’s just not something I want to do every day for eight months.
Yeah, when the 9.1 patch first dropped, I remember some new players/alts in Korthia who were trying to get to 220 iLvl before the season opened. I doubt that they were able to grind that much in such a short time. (215-220 iLvl was looking to be the standard for a lot of groups doing Normal SoD and rated PvP.)
People might be expecting 230 by now.
Yeah, I got bored after 3 days, some might last longer, but 8 months…
Most people I got in arena were 220+, so that’s standard already. And it only goes higher, which sucks for alts starting up.
I see RBGs asking for 220+ and 225+, so it’s going up.
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I don’t think the purpose of the active operation is to destroy wow. It’s to purify it by convincing all those filthy casuals to leave. Because surely there are tens of millions of highly competitive elites out there who have been waiting for blizzard to force out all the casuals so they would feel safe to play Lobbies of Chorecraft.
Oh, right. The chores are only for the few remaining casuals who are too dumb to take the hint that they’re no longer welcome.
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So you want all the causal players to leave so only the elite players would have a say in the direction of the game? Does that about sum it up?