Today we (officially) welcome Proletariat to the WoW development team!
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Interesting to see Detective Reddit happened to be right about this whole thing, about the timeline of DF being moved up as a result of secret contract work prior to this acquisition.
Hopefully this forum can stop harping on the same points over and over now that we know the dev resources were there to make the expansion happen.
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What will this development team be working on?
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Not will be, has been -
“To help support our increased content needs, since May, we’ve been working with a great development partner, Proletariat.”
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Some good and positive news finally
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so the bourgeoisie has aquired more Proletariats
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blizzard, you fired so many people.
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So, more than enough people to work on those remaining heritage armor sets, right?
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Just missing “The”
And the OP would be on point.
Welcome fresh meat!
I will await your work eagerly!
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Hopefully it smooths some edges and helps streamline the whole process.
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Umm they fired customer service reps (which is the volatile nature of the customer service field) and a bunch of “frat boys.” Not sure what that has to do with this creative acquisition.
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if i recall the callousness it was close to a holiday aswell.
yes. its a volitile field. Dosnt make it better.
not all. some still stay. bobby something still there… forgot the last name…
And esports folks. Although maybe you consider those guys frat boys too, lol.
That said, isn’t that what folks want from Blizz? Less esports, more content? Sounds like a win-win for most players.
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That’s never going to happen.
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More talent trees when?
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QA staff aren’t developers.
yea i just enjoy reminding that this company axed a ton of people close to a holiday and is now hiring/acquiring new employees to potentially axe later on.
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Welcome Proletariat!!! and save us from the bad thoughted PvP system, grind ilvl / rating lock dependant n ruinned by PvE systems!!! help us!!!
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Retail. They want to pump out content faster.