BfA was one of, if not the best, paced expansion ever.
BFA is the longest expansion ever in terms of total time spent in it, and yet the final tier drought of 10 months from 8.3 release to SL released is fairly “short” relative to many other expansions.
I would agree. 5-6 months seems ideal for each raid tier.
Just make sure you’re active on the forums when 4 months after Castle Narthia is out it’s flooded with cries to release the next raid already we are bored to help show some people want it released slower.
While not one myself, I can absolutely understand “hardcore” raiders being upset about the timing. A week of lost progression can mean the difference between getting those AoTC achievements or not for a lot of guilds.
It’s obvious why, if you think about all the things that have happened in 2020. But you’re right, no point arguing with a ‘real raider’; that requires objectivity from the ‘real raider’ and the ability to think about something other than themselves and their own situation.
Very few if any are considering prioritizing the game over family the issue is we will feel guilty if posting out prevents those who don’t have family stuff from raiding.
I have sympathy for everyone who is going to feel pressured to make a choice over this. At the same time, I’m sitting here wondering if I’ll even have a max level character by that point. I just play the game at a different speed now… 16 years older…
Y’all pretending you have social lives. How adorable.
Yer gonna ruin my Thanksgiving and Christmas! How am I supposed to walk upstairs and have dinner with my mom and her cats and make it back downstairs in time for the raid?!
Even though I don’t mythic raid I can see the issue. They should have just opened up normal IMO and waited for heroic/mythic after the holidays are over.