I hope this isn’t one of those AMA where all the questions are dodged.
[quote=“Kaivax, post:1, topic:260760”]We may also integrate character transfers (this ultimately became a service in original WoW.)
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Paid character transfers. Because that’s what classic WoW was all about, right?
Why stop there? Let people pay to level to 60 on day one. It ultimately became a “service”. So by that logic, ALL paid services should be added to classic. Just as long as you can make an extra dollar off someone. Because that’s all that actually matters here.
Blizzard simply cannot understand their players want classic, and not retail.
“at this time”
Is it really so hard to commit to not adding a bunch of paid services to classic? You seriously can’t promise that won’t happen?
Answering the question in the way you have makes it sound like paid services are definitely coming.
…and yet Blizzard won’t commit to definitely not adding them.
As much as I would like a BC server to exist… I do not want my classic character to progress to BC. I’d want an all-new character best suited to BC’s balance.
There’s also no point in classic servers if they will eventually turn into retail servers anyway.
Please. Blizzard is going to do whatever they think will make money. Regardless of what players actually want.
Case in point: “You think you want that, but you don’t.”
“Maybe” is the worst possible answer.
Really? Private servers proved this was possible YEARS before anyone at Blizzard would even consider a vanilla server.
Didn’t I read somewhere that Blizzard has always retained the ability to roll back the servers to any version, at any time?
The only technical issue was one you people created. Which was to change 8.0 client rules to that of 1.12. That’s something Blizzard insisted on. Not something that was asked for.
I wasn’t there. So I can’t say how excited your staff is. I can state for a fact that Blizzard could have given us vanilla servers for a very long time, and the only reason they didn’t is because they didn’t want to. So I am forced to conclude your “excitement” is likely disingenuous.