I really don’t think you guys know what you’re arguing for anymore. You said nothing will change yet you pearl clutch constantly which tells me you don’t even believe in what you preach. The fact you cannot even make coherent poitns without you guys resorting to insults or MUH BLIZZ says a lot.
lol peace.
The points have been made many times, just scroll up. Not my fault you choose to dismiss and ignore them.
Willfully ignorant while trying to change games to suit him like a child. Essentially fingers in his ears screaming I CAN’T HEAR YOU and demanding what he wants! He wants only his stuff! Now! Wonder who else does this 
Oh ffs…
already proved otherwise. and frankly, a quality of life change is something that has no impact on gameplay. not “little”.
transmog is not a quality of life change
I think… I have some idea…
Must have missed the part where I have to treat them like a child. So I was.
Keepin’ it classy, it’s a good look.
Eh, tried to be rational and classy. It didn’t work. This obviously did as it achieved the desired effect. 
Hope you enjoyed the show.
Forum pvp is best we got until phase 3.
Idk, phase 2 should be fun. By then a bunch of people should hopefully be done with raids, mostly, so some epic battles happen for the sake of honor farming. I have a feeling Tauren Mill/South Shore, STVietnam, and Ashenvale are gonna be pretty heated.
The Classic Community is literally trade chat. Lmfao.
Classic > every other blizzard community hands down. Even retail.
What you fail to realize, is that if Blizzard wanted the retail quest pointer functionality put into Classic, they would have added it from the get-go. The reason that they didn’t is because it didn’t exist in vanilla. This falls under the #nochanges rule.
Questie and other add-ons like it are the best you’re going to get. I realize you proposed to have a check box that allows you to toggle it on and off, which is great and all, but it doesn’t belong in Classic regardless, and it would be extremely irritating to have to uncheck a whole bunch of boxes the next time I logged in once that hypothetical update went through.
This question is exactly why there will never be a Classic+, ever.
If they make Classic+ they risk upsetting people because it can’t possibly be exactly what the majority wants. There are too many “visions”.
If they push ahead with TBC and WotLK as they were, they can always fall back on “that’s how it was then, that’s how it is now” for an excuse.
I cannot see an upside to the devs choosing to take the riskier path, especially when following the expansions is guaranteed income.
I really wish there were more people in the forums like you. It is refreshing to actually see somebody that has common sense for once. All these Classic+ drones have been severely trying my patience. Caxtren’s patience even more so it seems 
The expansions on separate servers is the only way to go moving forward post Naxx in my opinion. Classic+ belongs in a dumpster 
alongside retail.
I’m really getting tired of everyone thinking they’re going to play GateKeeper regarding potential upcoming expansions. People saying things like “TBC was good but not Wrath, so don’t put out anything else” etc. 
Well why don’t you, as a retail player, hop back into those retail forums. Kkbye
Fact is classic would be better with raid being retuned, dual specs and pre made group finder.
Funny thing is I play both next time I would suggest reading a little bit past the sentence that triggered you ok. 
So yesterday I felt that we had a rather good discussion, with me even admitting
that I am in agreement with you to let classic remain as it is now. That way player’s that never experienced vanilla can see the difference between the two.
But, you than like a post like this. Did you find our discussion distasteful for this forum setting? Was having a debate on the topic with both side represented unwanted? If all you wish to have is a echo chamber with no dissenting opinions that is fine. But I would recommend retitling your thread as it implies that you do what debate. Thank you have a wonderful morning.