Anyone can play devil’s advocate. It doesn’t mean it’s right.
Who is to decide what will be “2004” and what will be “patch 1.12.”
We want RPPvP servers. Not releasing one at launch hurts the community. “It wasn’t available at 2004” is no better an argument against RPPvP servers than it is an argument for login queues at launch, lag, or any other limitation of the 2004 launch.
“We don’t know how many servers they are launching.”
This is irrelevant, as long as they’re releasing 2 RPPvE servers. If that is the case, then one of them should be converted to an RPPvE server. Otherwise there is no way anyone can show interest in a server type that doesn’t exist.
“Ehma” claims that they never said they want to recreate 1.12. Patently false, just troll/or devil’s advocate for the sake of contrarianism.
Blizzard announced today that World of Warcraft Classic will be set in patch 1.12: Drums of War. In a developer update, Blizzard said it chose patch 1.12 “because it represents the most complete version of the classic experience.”
Google “Polygon 1.12 warcraft”, the first result is the article source (no link posting allowed.)
And lastly, troll / contrarian “Ehma” says that Ion wants to “see actual numbers of interest once the games out” so again, enlighten us, how can someone show interest for a server type that DOESN’T EXIST?
That’s exactly what we’re doing now, ie they should release the server type. Is this that hard to understand, or do you just make a sport out of playing devil’s advocate?
It’s really unfortunate when the first reply on a thread is a known troll / contrarian.