I play TBC less because there is no dual spec

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@Frosto-faerlina

@Auora-faerlina

This is just a fact

@Frosto-faerlina

According to a pretty reliable source, the data indicate that the reason people quit is almost always “I have less time to play now (job/school/family” and “My friends don’t play anymore.”

Based on so much data, it’s not super open to debate.

Clearly, you have a reading disability. I said I play LESS, not that I am quitting. Also, even if this was the case that MOST people don’t quit because no dual spec, even if SOME quit because no dual spec, why not add it in? Thanks for posting completely off topic nonsense.

@Nerrick-ashkandi

And yet TBC grew the playerbase by like 3 million. It’s almost as if the problem isn’t the lack of a dual spec. The problem is an entitled Retail playerbase who can’t handle the fact in TBC there are meaningful choices and sacrifices that the devs expect you to make.

#1. I played TBC back in the day and I quit in WOTLK. I have never once played retail since.
#2. I play on many private servers, the vast majority offered dual spec because it just makes the game more playable.
#3. I am 100% sure that the meaningful choice you chose is your class. Not being able to play with your friends because they need a tank and you are spec’d as something else is not a meaningful choice.

You’re either a troll or you throw around parroted words you don’t understand.

Thanks for coming to my ted talk.