Idk i mean i distinctly recall you complaining about how a TIME LIMITED event had rng… why would you care about that unless you feared MISSING OUT. But suddenly one week later its no biggie lol. Its really not that hard to admit how this company uses time limited things to keep certain people subbed. But you know, when it doesnt bother you, who cares?
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Like P2W, there is no actual definition for FOMO. It’s all subjective.
Hi, you seem to be confused. Let me enlighten you:
What do you think this does to people who aren’t currently subbed by don’t want to MISS OUT on the limited time content?
GASP.
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They are both right and wrong. FOMO is a human brain mentality, so it technically doesn’t exist in WoW. However, Blizzard and just about every other company in the world likes to prey on that through various design choices and business practices, so it kind of does.
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There are people who only play seasonally. I know a lot of people who are taking a break from WoW right now because they’re done with Season 3 or Dragonflight in general. They’ve cancelled their subs until TWW because they don’t care to do a repeat season.
Some people may come back from their break for a bit to play the limited time event.
its not blizzards or any companys fault people cant help themselves. besides more people enjoy limited time stuff than those who dont
That’s not how a psychological phenomenon works. No definition even has that in it. And it started as a concept from social media. So what are you on about?
I think it is absolutely hilarious… you guys are so twisted into knots. Next you’re going to tell me you’re losing sleep over it. #snort
There is an actual definition that was linked to you earlier. You just want to ignore it so you can keep changing what you think it means.
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Even with his backwards definition, it applies, as I said here:
They have already addressed the current event
The wikipedia article that was vague enough to be applied to every aspect of life or this game if you really wanted to?
Hell, we might as well call every new season FOMO since you may miss out on the experience of the first week of a raid.
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Objectively speaking, the sky is clear and colorless… light refracting through the dust and other particles in it gives it color based on what wavelengths of color are blocked out and at what angles. Same with cup half empty or full philosophy… the cup is actually always full, because it has air in it and other stuff. Nobody ever seems to specify water or other liquids… therefore, glass is always full.
Also ever notice the “No shoes, No shirt, no service” signs don’t mention underwear or even pants? Arguably THE most necessary articles of clothing for BOTH male and female?
I don’t get the FOMO comments. Most things in WoW are limited time. AOTC, CE, KSM, all limited time. You want to earn achievements in game you have to play the game.
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thanks for having common sense
wow is filled with limited time stuff
people arent complainin about those
Oh man, this must be your first day on the forums.
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No, thats not what i have said in any of my posts actually, i have never said that ITS IN FACT NOT FOMO BECAUSE I DONT FEEL IT as a blanket statement like you have in the other direction. what i said multiple times, is that FOMO is a personal feeling, and every1 feels different things(you basically agreed to this because you said the same thing) and then i said that I PERSONALLY doesnt feel FOMO, did you notice how i used the word personally there, to not dictate and decide what other people feel ?
bad comparison again, makes 0 sense to bring in a minor disability.
I think it’s more so that Blizzard hasn’t said when the event ends, so FOMO kicks in.
Blizzard could easily tell us that, but they’re choosing not to, knowing it will contribute to FOMO.
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or people are blowing it wildly out of proportion