It does I explained why.
You called it worthless just a second ago now you say it’s not. Make up your mind.
Again you started this with me and started to focus on word play instead of what’s important. Don’t get your panties in a bunch because I’m returning the favor.
Eh. I think the difficulty to reward is appropriate this time
Here’s the quote:
Trying with you, meaning trying to dissuade you.
You’re not other people, though, hence:
I would be surprised you didn’t understand that, but then I’m informed by our preceding exchange.
Honesty.
You mean honesty.
“But bro my life is meaningless without me having the gear you cant because i live in a shed by myself and have an iv of mountain dew pumping into my arms as i m+ for 18 hours a day”
Don’t feed the trolls.
Is that a male worgen wearing a dress lol
Like I said you aren’t after honesty, just word games. It’s clearly evident based on this entire encounter. You have been more prioritized on quoting and responding to everything except the actual argument or the topic. Literally all you do.
We don’t have to do mythic+ to give input. Some of us are boycotting until we see changes we want. We aren’t going to give Blizz those engagement metrics
I want you to use a more appropriate word.
Because welfare doesn’t to what you’re describing apply.
That isn’t word games, that is wanting you to be honest.
Considering you had trouble reading a perfectly readable sentence earlier – unless that was just another effort at bland insult, which would be no surprise – I suppose it makes sense you’d so fiercely contest this.
Nah welfare is appropriate even the other guy agreed with me after I clarified it.
Your issue is that you are trying to be the word police and taking things too literally. Meanings of words change over time and based on context. Welfare Epics have been part of the WoW vernacular for a very long time.
Guilded Crests at +6 is begging for welfare gear. Simple as that.
It’s definitively word games look at how hard you are trying to be the word police. “Omg you used the wrong word” get a grip.
You are arguing that people who don’t mythic raid don’t need mythic level gear. But those that mythic raid technically don’t need it either. By need as in, you can’t complete the content without it. You can clear mythic raids without mythic gear.
Just a flawed retort to gatekeeping gear progression, that is rather unhealthy for the game. They need/want it for the same reason mythic raiders do.
As much as people crap on casuals, they are just as important as everyone else. They contribute to the economy, contribute to the elitist pecking order, and contribute to blizzard’s wallet so that they keep churning out more content.
I don’t think they care, they are still getting your money lol.
No if we keep participating in mythic+ and they see high engagement metrics they see that as doing a good job. Low engagement means bad job
If that were true, they never would have changed from the DF Season 3 model lol. Removing half the key numbers would decrease engagement by default.
True.DF s4 had the worst season of all time
And I’m not him.
I still disagree.
Because it’s not welfare, it requires work, and I think it’s dumb to call it that therefor.
Could call it easy, could call it low effort, but it’s not absent effort that’s just dumb.
It’s not.
I’ve explained why I think the way I do, lol, it’s not just being word police it’s wanting you to use something more appropriate to describe it.
It’s welfare.
People on welfare can have jobs. Which means they work.
Good thing I don’t care what you think.
Oh it is.
I’ve explained why.
It quite literally is. You are upset that a word was used outside of the literal sense.
How do people not appreciate how it looks when you make attacks like this whilst posting on an alt.
What’s your mains name and realm?
It isn’t.
Like I said, I just think it’s dumb.
It doesn’t need to be literal, it does need to be applicable, and I don’t think using a word that applies to not working to something that involves working is dumb.
It is.
Good for you.
It is applicable. It’s been part of the wow vernacular for over a decade.
Like I said, word police, you are more focused on correcting speech than anything else. Hilarious.