I fear many of you are weighing in your experiences with premades in Vanilla. Please understand that 10 years of Rated Battlegrounds have been going on since then.
An elite premade will wipe the floor with ANY PuG or trade chat premade. I guarantee it.
For sake of argument, lets say your assumption is correct. What would you do, just remove the opportunity to form groups? What a sad state that would leave the game in. Just let Classic come up as close to Vanilla as possible and trust people to find ways to have fun in it. It will be fine. We don’t need Blizzard to act like a helicopter parent and start manipulating the rules so poor little johnny doesn’t have a bad experience. In Classic there will be winners and losers. Some people won’t be picked to be members of their chosen guild or premade or whatever. Too bad, so sad. They will find other ways to have fun or they will leave.
I truly believe this to be the answer. People can still Q up with a small group, or as a 10-made premade where you can Q into only other premades. The choice is available and premades don’t get fully shafted.
You simply have someone sitting on a level 1 alt of the opposite faction and telling the team on voice when the other premade gets into a Warsong Gulch. This has been happening regularly for quite some time. In Classic, it will cause all solo Q players to get destroyed by premades.
I’ve been a high rated PvPer for a long time now. I got HWL the very first season of Rated Battlegrounds. I have no doubts I will either lead or be a part of premade when the time comes.
However, I think it is far more desirable and healthier for the game for people to be able to queue up to a random battleground by themselves and actually have a chance to win it.
Incorrect. Even more, they’ll simple have each other added on battle tag and see exactly when the other premade enters a battleground and then they’ll Queue up to get a PuG.
People don’t dodge as much anymore on live because of matchmaking and cross-realm. You might see Queue dodging at the very top of the ladder, still, it’s rare.
There is absolutely no rule against it and there would be no way to even make a rule against it.