I didn’t know that so many life coaches played WoW.
- My priorities are none of your business.
- Having to pee during a WQ involving elite mobs qualifies as an emergent situation.
- Logging out doesn’t help, as I will just get aggroed/killed before the logout timer expires.
- How, exactly, will players abuse a status freeze? If they can’t move, heal, or attack, all they’re doing is suspending time until they return to the same situation they were in before they left. This ability would obviously be disabled in Warmode.
- What do you have against QoL improvements for people who could use them?
Now to respond to some gems.
I don’t see a problem with this. It would be disabled in PvP, and avoiding combat with monsters by logging out isn’t a big deal. You can’t do anything logged out, so you aren’t securing an advantage.
I think I’ll try this, but it’s inconvenient that I have to spend gold just to tell the game, “one sec, brb.” Typing /away when out of combat should make your character insubstantial and untargetable.
Those are absolutely emergencies. A pot boiling over can start a fire. A lightbulb going out can cause distress to other people who may need the light, and their distress can disrupt the person playing WoW.
Because, without it, nobody can see. I live with short people who read. They can’t reach the light bulb to replace it, and if they can’t read, I can’t play.
We consider different things important. 
Truth.
I didn’t say a family emergency. I said an emergency. This could be anything. Maybe Twilight comes on Netflix after your show ends and you have to turn it off immediately. Emergencies are simply unforeseen circumstances/events that require an immediate response. They become issues when you are completely occupied by trying not to die. There should be some respite in these densely populated WQ areas.
The point is to request a feature that would improve my Quality of Life within World of WarCraft.
There are no such things as PvP servers and I don’t play with War Mode on.
In what meaningful way?
It’s annoying when you have to spend 30 seconds walking back and pay a repair bill because the pizza guy came to the door and you had to quickly collect the food.
Yes. I average 4 or 5 emergencies an hour during the daytime. I have a pack of huskies and a full house. Things are constantly happening.
If I had 10 seconds to fly all the way to the top of the skybox, I wouldn’t need the feature in the first place. I don’t have 10 seconds. I need to respond to whatever is going on sooner than that.
There is literally never a moment I’m not doing something in addition to playing WoW. My life is busy. This is how many people have to play. I envy you if you can play WoW with no distractions. I legitimately wonder what that would even be like.
Emergency (n.) - 1 : an unforeseen combination of circumstances or the resulting state that calls for immediate action.
This includes having to pee or getting a pizza delivery or something getting knocked over and making a mess.
I don’t care who’s fault it is. I don’t pay for this game to find and improve my faults. I play to enjoy myself. I’ve requested a feature to address an issue I’m having. I really don’t care what your assessment of me or my situation is. 
I have been doing that for 17 years. I’m asking for a feature to give me a respite from ALWAYS taking the death. Coming back to find myself dead is my everyday WoW playing experience. Happens often and I’d rather it didn’t. But I expect nothing to change, and that I will continue “taking the death” for the rest of my natural life.
If you exit instantly, your toon stays in the game until the logout timer ticks down. They can still die.
Chaos is my religion, but always returning to find myself dead is predictable and, therefore, orderly. I’d like a mechanic to help avoid that outcome.
Why does everyone think an emergency is a house fire or a heart attack? Sometimes the phone rings and someone needs information or some money transferred ASAP or directions somewhere. These are all emergencies.
YES!!! At last, someone gets it.
