You haven’t stated a single fact. All you have stated is your subjective opinion that is easily proven wrong. I understand your bias but lets us be honest. Anyone who wants to be social can be social in any version of this game from Retail to Era. To even attempt to claim otherwise is simply asinine.
It isn’t hard, it isn’t some exclusive skill that only Era players have, and if you are having issues with social experience in Wrath and Retail maybe you should look at yourself. Maybe your own mindset changes and you choose to play the game differently and choose to no longer converse with your fellow players because it isn’t “vanilla” anymore so they won’t bother responding to you.
So… you now choose to put words in my mouth? I said that Era isn’t any more or less of a social game than Retail or Wrath.
Era isn’t the only version of the game you can find random conversations going on in various chats at all hours of the day or have people looking for help from other people to do various tasks outside of dungeons or raiding.
Hell, sometimes the conversations happens IN dungeons between people in entirely separate groups.
What blatant lie? It is a fact you have no more reason to talk and socialize in Era than you do in Wrath Classic.
Need a dungeon? Same in both.
Need a raind? Same in both.
Need something crafted? Same in both.
Need to get a group quest done? Same in both.
Getting ganked and need backup? Same in both.
No, it is not. It is the same socially design-wise. If you have some quantifiable information to the contrary please present it.
What is actually different between all three versions of WoW is the average player’s mentality. On average the mentality of an Era player is more social than a Wrath player. The reason for this is the same reason mega realms exist. Players choosing different aspects that are important to them.
The common thought is that if you want to be “social” you have to play Era because Wrath is dead socially. Which isn’t true but whatever. If you were to take those same group of players and drop them into Wrath they wouldn’t suddenly be less “social”. Likewise, if you were to take a group of people playing Wrath and drop them into Era they aren’t going to suddenly be more “social”.
The only coping going on is you believing the social aspect of WoW has anything to do with the game instead of how the players choose to play it.