Yeah I get it sucks, but the botting problem also ruins the game for everyone. It’s a difficult thing as they ban in waves so the botters just make new accounts until the next wave, over and over.
MMOs aren’t for everyone.
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One thing that I noticed, is almost everyone in my guild is on a different layer. The layers have severely divided the population. One hand I appreciat e it while questing, but the other hands it feels empty.
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Activision monetization department are on these forums.
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Or just players with a bit of cognitive reasoning.
Cognitive reasoning would dictate that it’s just not your game instead of forcing change on others.
I think you’re a bit twisted. Might want to have another read.
Very true problem, actually. Players are onto the nature of the community and that is why less people are opting in to playing these iterations.
Why did I get along fine then when I work irregular shift work hours and have a wife and child and didn’t reach 60 until maybe 2 months after launch give or take. Still got bis, still had fun, still got good parses.
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People act like there aren’t other servers to join.
I love how this was written by a female Tauren.
Agree. Having less servers has helped. Still very busy throughout the day.
Folk seem to be enjoying, quite a few new to wow players. Sure some of them might be waiting for poe2 or some other games theyre waiting for. Adding TBC to this is a W for everyone. except the wrath andy’s 
Though I feel they just need to be patient.
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Yep, It’s hilarious. They complain about classic not respecting their time, end game being bland and specs being 1 button yet are readily willing to spend $60 to boost to 60.
I don’t get it, It’s insanity
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it’s wonderful that people who hate vanilla are not playing vanilla 
let this trend continue
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sounds like a classic MMORPG like vanilla WoW is not the game you are looking for
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sounds like a classic MMORPG like vanilla WoW is not the game you are looking for
even then he’s wrong. The reason vanilla wow never dies is because of pvp which unfortunately has a low population. Many people have played classic for years and are nowhere near the skill cap, that’s how high the skill cap is. Similar to league of legends but a very different genre and format for skill expression.
The classic team already said there were 150k players on NA
Please spare me if you think it’s dead log off
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Because people like visualizing numbers; Let’s just imagine that these 150,000 people are new subs.
This is an extra $2,248,500 per month in Blizzards pockets. For a 20 YEAR OLD GAME
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Idk. Im older now.
Sleeping twice as long and opaying half even tho i want to play more. So it may seem worse. Im seeing plenty of players
But if i lig on and i still cant trade or use mail im quitting
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Imagine spending all day on a Game forum doomposting on multiple alts. For any reason.
Really, REALLY sad.
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