Wording your comment this way DOES imply that LFD caused the loss in subscribers.
Judging from the graph YOU provided on the other forum post:
Q2 of 2009 saw the lowest subscription count in Lich King - Q2 is BEFORE LFD was added. Which means that LFD had nothing to do with that drop in subs. In fact, it could be said that it actually helped the game because subs held steady (and even increased) AFTER it was released until Cataclysm.
So, no, technically, Vanilla, TBC and Early Wrath were ALL closer to the drop than LFD.
Oh man I’m about to get another vacation, oh it’s like Christmas. PLEASE save those posts forever. If he had any credibility fake or otherwise its gone now, what a complete joke. Can’t even stay in the game in his own bad arguments
ya but it’s dance puppet, dance… and then you just sit back and get a little amusement. (ok after a bit it’s a bit sad like arguing with a 6 year old).
I said I blame (read much) but back to the question at hand (one you’re trying to side track). (and not that it matters I said, I blame it because it’s what made me quit retail).
That’s… not what data is. Data is facts. Data is stats. That’s quite the opposite actually – that’s your subjective opinion.
Possibly, or it could’ve been due to the things that were added in Wrath. It’s all a moot conversation really. Blizzard already looked at the data and sided with anti-LFD.
People like to act there isn’t a finite end to Wrath, saying this led to that and years later this happened. It doesn’t matter. Wrath runs its cycle and it’s over.
If Blizz wants to do Classic+ then, fine. But to not even give players an authentic Wrath is just wrong.
I posted something what I blamed for retail failing, let see your data what other systems in wrath lead to the socal downfall of WOW after Wrath… (should I hold my breath or you going to just deflect again).
so you going to enlighten us or not with this data.