Your not so subtle attempt to bully me over using “tank trinkets” is proof positive that the armory needs a private setting.
By the way, my trinkets are private.
No they aren’t.
Your irl name, DoB, ssn, address, phone number, credit card number, are private.
Your trinkets are displayed on your armory page.
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Yes, this is displayed…currently.
However!
We, the players, do demand improved private options!
We, the players, do not care if Blizzard owns the data as we are paying customers!
We, the players, will continue to fight, protest and demand change to end the cruelty, bullying and cyber stalking that Blizzard enables by not allowing a private armory!
Power to the Players as we are the Payers!
Wait rastlin the 120 orc shaman is a citizen of the USA?
You seem to be the only one saying that tbh. If they stop io from working it will be to build it into the game just like gear score turned into ilvl.
Again. Your parade is missing a few people to be speaking on behalf of “the players”
“we” is usually plural.
All your blathering. All the rage. All because little old me hid my io. Teehee 
. How it affects you so but God knows why. Proving my point as true the whole time. See boys and girls? See the madness? This here. This is my entertainment. Dance for me you fool! Dance! 
My citizenship is private.
Please take note of the vast number of hearts I have received over the years.
This is proof positive I do indeed speak on behalf of the silent majority.
I can’t see though because your profile is hidden hahaha it must be a lot to be the majority of players
I’d call myself mediocre at best and have no real issues with RaiderIO. I can find guild runs to go on regardless of having a room temperature score.
I’d say the complainers are not only bad, but feel entitled to carries (in the same way they’re entitled to LFD and LFR).
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Give me back dedicated servers without cross realms, and I’ll be happy to carry, assist, coach, train, and/or help my server’s noobs. Because there’s a really good chance I’ll meet them again one day in a future group, or raid, or as an applicant to my guild, or as a friend of a friend.
As it currently stands, I never see the same person twice, or even people from my own server that often, so the incentive to help out less skilled players is tremendously low, and there’s no return on your time investment like there would be if that person went on to be a contributing member of your server community.
Cross realm anonymity killed community.
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Join a low level key and tell us how successful you were at bringing out their full potential.
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Aren’t I funny guys? I was only pretending to play the fool tee hee.
Yeah now you’re outright trolling, like violation of ToS style, if you weren’t already. Have a flag!
Dude classic simultaneously has literally everything you’re asking for and none of the community you seem to think comes with it.
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lmao. You do know that the vast majority of what gets posted on these forums breaks ToS, right? I can see several threads and many posts just on the first page of GD alone that are guilty of it. Every single day. Including most of whats been posted at me in this thread as well. So go ahead! I flagged you too because I see no reason why your post couldn’t be considered the same since you felt the need to post you flagged me instead of silently doing so.
Every time I get flagged it just makes me more powerful, like when Sylvanas gets killed.
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Completely true.
Awww now look who’s triggered. What happened to our wittle naughty gnome.
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It did last time I played it.
My guess is that, due to the fact it’s only been out for a couple of months, combined with the fact that many people trying it out have no intention of sticking around for the long term, is the reason it doesn’t feel like a close knit community.
The server communities were hardly all that close knit three months into the game’s release.
Being able to just transfer your character wherever you want and change your name and faction with the seasons also really isn’t helping anyone develop a community.
When all of your years of effort and character progression were permanently tied to one toon, with one name, on one server, people were less inclined to up and start over elsewhere. They stuck it out with their server community.