A bunch of Karens voicing their “opinions” doesn’t mean that they need to be taken seriously. Unless you are referring to the number of people who use people’s disabilities as a rhetorical tool as a way to cudgel people, because a conversation can and should be about how disgusting THOSE people are!
Not the ones who calmly and repeatedly point out simple facts and realities.
Correct. It is a bunch of gamer-Karens who have spent the majority of the past nearly 20 years turning the official forums into the farce it is today.
Not really. It is mostly for regulars to have conversations with the odd people who act in good faith, and then a place to pay “bread and circus” to the trolls (the aforementioned Karens for the most part).
Nope. Flying, or rather the ability to engage in the least amount of player-to-player and player-to-activity engagement in the open world, has been the most damaging thing to World of Warcraft for its entire lifespan.
Compromises have been tried but folks didn’t like them. So instead, they decided to nuke the forums. And turn them into this farce and facade of “discourse” when … nothing except “your way or the highway” is enough.
Blizzard did the right thing, and has made a very reasonable compromise… that none of you can refute. Which is why ya’ll resort to name calling, sock puppeting, ad hominem, strawmanning people, and outright bigotry and ableism in order to try to bludgeon enough people to have it your way.
Grow up. Get a hobby, a real one. Learn… knitting, or make your own game. Maybe then you’d feel something real in your life for the first time ever.
This and other threads like this is as long as they are simply because folks object to objective reality. Instead preferring memes, trolling, and using disabled people as a rhetorical tool … for fun.
One could have a sane and sensible conversation about it, but none of the folks who keep behaving like the user you are responding to are interested in that. They are literally just here to do said meme-spamming, trolling, and using disabilities as a rhetorical cudgel.