Humility has existed with very miniscule portions in the west for years now. It is not even just a blizzard problem, we just have a huge ego problem in general.
Well, respect is a two way street. I’d like to see toxic behavior nixed during any feedback. Bring back fun and insightful discourse.
But as it is now, feelings and attitudes are sitting in stagnant water. We need a super druid to take out the corruption. Bring back the passion and with thoughtful consideration by both parties.
Exactly. You get back what you give. The WoW community is toxic as hell, but that doesn’t mean the solution is just an endless war between the players and devs.
I’d gladly welcome a harder ban system if the dev team is able to publicly recognize error and ask for forgiveness from the fans for their narrative and design failure as they did.
It would be great if Blizzard did a formal apology for the last few expansions, systems and failing to deliver a game the players want to spend time in.
The problem is Blizz has needed to win back the players for years now so this resentment and hate just keeps building up and they don’t realize it.
They don’t ban people for criticism/asking questions, they ban people for being bigots/toxic. Which you know, the WoW community could really use more of that, too. Be humble/receptive to the civil people with criticism/questions, and just ban the toxic/bigoted people. The WoW devs don’t even bother responding to civil people anymore.
Something I immediately took notice of is how passionate the FF14 devs are and how much content they get at their supposed “Blizzcon”. We WoW players are lucky to get 5hrs of WoW coverage in an annual Blizzcon weekend. However I decided to watch the last FF14 Con coverage and they got literally 48hrs or more worth of dev interviews, Q&A’s, content sneek peaks, in depth looks and announcements. I was so jealous.