You sound like you own the right to stay on that server and not the other who havent the chance to get in at launch.
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I understand enjoying a company but to completely pretend like nothing they do is wrong and convincing themselves that there were NO issues this launch
it reminds me of that meme with the dog in the burning building saying âthis is fineâ
My launch day was fine too. A little bit of lag in beggining but after leaving the first zone was fine.
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Grats!
did you have anything important to say other than flexing on people who spent half of their day waiting? did I miss something?
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No real ability to respond⌠you completely made up your entire post about something someone said that had nothing to do with what you didâŚ
hashtag or not⌠its best to just walk away when youâre busted out for making crap upâŚ
honestly im okay with queueâs to me thats not a bad launch. Bad launch would be constant DCâs, bugged content etc. Though i do understand other peopleâs frustrations.
Iâve responded to several people, just not you because of your hashtag. Iâm sorry but that boomer type of response is just too nauseating for me to stomach. Hashtags donât even work here lmao
Smooth?
No
Expected?
Yes
All that bad?
Not really
I had several friends in queue for hours, finally get in, dc hours later, and then have to requeue again
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Not sure how 40 people couldnât organize with 2 weeks notice. Everyone now a days uses a discord server really not hard to communicate, my group decided real quick to change servers after all the news articles we saw bout ridiculous queue times
same here. But I didnât have to be on any specific server. I just hopped on the most recent, lowest pop server I could find. And it was still extremely lively.
I guess the âI got in so It does not matterâ mindset is in full swing now. Yeah yeah you had no problem ok but the other thousands of us did.
Smooth my keysterâŚ
Hold up
Your answer is basically âwell, I donât understand why you couldnât do thisâ
instead of âa multi million dollar company launching a 15 year old game still cannot figure out server loadsâ
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Everyone that said my launch was fine all said this line.
The issue is not everyone could do that and had either a terrible time or no time at all as they could not get in.
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No itâs not there obviously is other reasons they may have gone this way such as they assume the hype may drop off pretty quickly(which I believe it will) and donât need a bunch of empty servers in a raiding environment that requires 40 people and not 10 like we have now.
Is it ideal? no. but they offered solutions and advanced warning of what was going on. You obviously just didnât want to be proactive enough to not play queue time simulator
Understood, and I agree; moving a guild or a bunch of people to a different server is a PITA.
But in the end you knew the queues were coming, you thought about moving but instead you chose to live with the queues. Fair enough.
So⌠what was the problem, again?
imagine thinking we give a F if your launch went right considering there was 250 000 + people waiting in Q while you had your satisfying time.
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So you responded despite refusing to respond⌠but decided not to refute the point that you made up your entire post and it was a straight up lieâŚ
Then tried to put me down for how I called you out because you donât like hashtagsâŚ
You are stunning and brave I tell you⌠stunning and brave!
of course the hype will die off quickly. Iâm sure there was no other way to circumvent this tragedy of a queue time in the year of 2019 technology. no way.
however, life is not black and white, and most of my guildies quit wow far before classic release date was announced. it was hard enough to even announce a server to all of them bc people were hard to get a hold of.
but again, it is our fault, not the multi million dollar companyâs fault.