Addon compatibility is not very strong either. I had to disable most of my addons for the game to stop freezing and lagging. Even then, loading screens still feel a bit long.
Historically speaking, WoW doesn’t require a lot of power usage. But interesting enough, Shadowlands has been globbing up my CPU and disk space.
This is one of the reasons i stop raiding, no damn loot at all.
if feels awful and frustrating kill like 7 bosses and drop gold and azerite
I hate doing mythic, and i love raids, and for like 3 mythic and one weekly chest i already had more and better gear and upgrades than like 5 runs on nya’lotha
As I explained previously, a major problem is that, considering time and manpower involved, raiding already yields fewer rewards, which this change just exacerbates.
Shallowlands? Since their across the board reduction of loot rewards mixed with the endless currency grinds is such a shallow and obvious way to extend player time metrics for our lord and saviour Kotick’s next yacht?
Well at least we can still target loot even if it isn’t dropping using our bonus rolls… oh right, they already got rid of that too, since this is what they actually think we want- less loot, and less ability to target the specific loot we need. Enjoy trying to get your best trinkets this xpac, it’s going to be hell.
Getting less loot will not make each piece of loot more meaningful. I can assure you, I will not remember the name of the weapon token I’ll only potentially get after ten resets on Denathrius, nor will I remember the name of the weapon I buy with said token.