Great question! I associate it with the internet meme of Mocking Spongebob, where it distinctly alternates caps inconsistently to replicate a sarcastic mocking tone. If you search mocking spongebob you’ll hit the source
A person who believes there should be WotLK servers arguing for them not to be implemented would be a Devil’s Advocate, typically used for people with the same point of view to explore and strengthen their positions.
Then those people just mock back at the people mocking them.
Like it shouldn’t be a big deal at all to get permanent wrath classic and to ask for them until we get them. Anyone who fails to understand that is just completely clueless in my op.
Nope, if Blizzard can keep the lights on the classic era and hardcore servers then they are more than capable of giving us TBC and Wrath permanent servers.
Would it be profitable? I would be willing to bet that both iterations have net more money than classic era thanks to all the microtransactions and bundles sold in the store (for better or worse), but that’s just my opinion based on anecdotal evidence from other games.
You would be willing to bet? Here’s a news flash for you. Blizzard have the actual statistics. And I have no doubt they have done a cost benefit analysis and that is what they make their decisions from. You think that classic would generate more income than microtransactions? You have not been around as long as I have been. The token has been a massive cash cow for Blizzard and if I remember correctly at one point (not sure if it is still the case) was a bigger revenue earner than an entire expansion. In 2021 61% of ALL of Blizzards revenue was from microtransactions.