I would quit WoW regardless of the state of the current expansion

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I see y’all talking about retention and this and that, but everyone has their reasons to quit a game. I always come back to WoW on new exp and quit after 3~4 months, simply because in my 30s I see no value in the late game content, I wanna go to a bar, wanna smoke, have my social life, relax, watch stuff. I see no value in battling for gear or powering up anymore, I level 3~4 toons in the new expansion, play a while around the systems and eventually get bored, after all its a game and each time we grow older, it makes less sense to be part of it, life is so much more…

And I am not alone, my friends all do the same. A lot of people simply come back to scratch that itch and jump off, after all it is really boring, regardless of what the developers put into the game, its a game…

Some of you need to stop living WoW like it was 2010 forever, most people would rather be offline than online and counting the seconds they play to see if the $15 is worth or not, stop being stingy.

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Is this an overly long rant about how WoW players need to touch grass?

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How much content could a level 11 Tauren Warrior actually do? No wonder why you keep quitting, just saying. Perhaps you should stick it out until you attain a higher level, or even maximum level, because there’s a lot more possibilities for fun.

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this is not my main character. I also had an account with over 10k in achievs and I lost it too.
In this account I have 8 max levels.

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Glad you’re better than all of us.

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I’ve heard that story a lot.

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I’m gathering a few things from this.

  1. You don’t speak for “most people” you speak for yourself, so just stop that.
  2. This is a cleverly F2P troll nonsense thread isn’t it? chuckle Well played.
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I drank and smoked my 20s away. Drunk and stupid is no way to go through life. You’re not going to find a social life at a bar. If youre thinking that in your 30s you may turn 40 before you become an adult

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And you can do that

When did this game put your life on the line of you felt that way

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So you’re full of it in your OP post

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whoa whoa whoa, man. Smoking and WoW ain’t mutually exclusive. 90% of my lack of skill and talent is based around mixing both smoking and WoW.

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I don’t know guys before you get upset is he saying anything that is untrue or unfair?

No one gets to tell someone else how to live their life that’s true… But maybe, just maybe, some of us play the game way too much and our lives are passing us by?

If not nothing to worry about. If so… good luck

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I sometimes prefer playing low levels and going back to old expansions rather than chase gear and rewards. Don’t let others tell you how to have fun. If this doesn’t work though, can I have your gold when you leave?

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I’d rather farm primal gear than go to a bar.

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Sad Dwarf noises I felt targeted by this…I just love me ale so much. :c

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yeah that was my point, that out of the MILLIONS of players, probably only a few thousand live in the game. Most just want to relax a few hours per day, and sometimes we just want a different game, WoW players need to chill and stop crushing numbers week after week and compare to previous expansions. Sometimes people will quit but still like WoW, is not a live or die for it.

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That’s what Im trying to figure out.
I work 4 12’s a week, still go out to dinner once a week with friends, and still have time to raid 2 nights a week for 3 hours and do some m+ on the side.

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I go to bars, have a social life, run a business, raise a kid, and play WoW. There’s always ways to manage time to fit it all in, but it might not fit everyone’s style of play.

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If you look at the number of players that played mythic content X the number of subs, you will see I speak for most of the people.