Won’t be possible, I’m afraid. If that’s make or break for you, then there are other games with LFD like systems.
Nice generalization there. Not everyone that asked for Classic servers played on private servers. Not all of us are thieves that break the law.
Do you generalize anyone that’s different from you into one category?
WotLK is months away. Still plenty of time for Blizz to change their mind. They also changed their mind about RP-PVP servers, which is why Grobbulus exists. Blizz originally said they wouldn’t be doing any RP-PVP servers, but we pushed and pushed until they gave in. The same can happen with LFD.
Well over a year actually if the choose to wait til it was originally put in. Which I can’t fault them for and would never argue against.
Oh so if/when blizzard ends up reversing their stance and adding LFD to Wrath will you go back to classic era?
Since according to you the sole difference between different game versions is apparently LFD.
Sure, but if it’s just going to be months of these same arguments which have already been disproven thousands of times now, it’s not looking too good for pro-lfd crowd. Those arguments didn’t work the first month since the announcement, they wont work for the next six either.
They didn’t make tweets saying how they were “unlikely to go back on their decision” regarding RP-PVP servers. They’re already deep into the development process, which is why Birmingham recently stated the plans for LFD exlcusive rewards to appear elsewear, namely, the perky pug.
You are welcome to believe whatever you want though. I’m sure that even if the “LFD was in wrath” argument didn’t work the first 2000 times, it still may work the 2001st time.
No – I personally have no stake in this I simply don’t care. I’m arguing from the side of objectivity. I’m just stating the facts.
Please quote where I said this, I’ll wait.
You are the one claiming that the only difference between not only different versions of WoW but completely separate games is LFD.
Please quote where I stated this. I’m still waiting.
Thanks for the laugh Bloomy, I needed that. You don’t care SO MUCH that you’ve been posting nonstop in every LDF thread. 
All times of the day no less, all day long. Every day.
There we go.
I’m not holding my breath but at one point they declared that none of us wanted classic at all, we just thought we did. Maybe this time they’ll add WG aerial combat that we were promised 15 years ago.
Oh good, you realize the hypocrisy.
Do you generalize anyone that’s different from you into one category?
I fought hard for Classic in the first place. I want LFD (albeit within one realm) because it existed in Wrath.
Don’t lose faith. Even if they don’t add it at launch, they can always add it later.
Now now, don’t give him too much credit, he didn’t actually prove anything. He simply provided substantial evidence to support that theory.
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Ah – so this is a reading comprehension issue on your part.
Other games having LFD systems =/= Games being solely defined by whether or not they have LFD.
These two statements are not the same thing. Read my posts more carefully please.
Except mine isn’t a generalization. People asked for Classic to get away from retail systems… why else would they ask for Classic?
This is an objective fact. It’s not really up for discussion.
No duh, that’s what you should stop claiming they are.
LFG in Wrath is a Classic system. It’s literally #NoChanges.
You are demanding changes to Classic.
One of the great things about RDF was that if you /ignored a player from another realm you never got grouped with them again. I imagine if a to. If people ignored a specific player that player would have noticeably longer queues regardless of role in the dungeon.
The problem with that though was that there was almost no need to ignore people because you’d never see them anyway. And when people realized this, they realized they could get away with anything.
That’s why RDF should exist, but be realm-locked. So that the /ignore function actually matters.
I never did claim that. That’s why you can’t quote it because I never said it.
You may have imagined or interpreted my words as such, but that’s on you. The words you are claiming I said were simply not said.
Ah – I see your problem. You’re taking Classic too literally. Classic is a philosophy. It is not computer code.