Never did I imagine that this issue would be taken past 8.1, let alone going into 2019.
Blizzard, you fail.
Never did I imagine that this issue would be taken past 8.1, let alone going into 2019.
Blizzard, you fail.
Maybe weâll get a blue post before 2020 ?
Yeah, I donât like it. Like I didnât let officers edit MOTD and stuff
You were doing just fine up until the last paragraph.
They always say that; to every single problem we have inflicted on us: for this are problems of their doing, not ours.
If the current staff cannot handle the collective mess they have created, then let them find other employment and Blizzard can hire someone who can do the job right!
Yes I know this is coming almost 2 months âlateâ: the problems are still with us.
We are being ignored.
AGAIN!
Thank god you can still use /guildroster. I set a macro for it. The whole new guild UI is ridiculous let alone the permission fail.
Happy New Year one and all. Horde, Alliance, etcâŠ
Whether youâve a small guild, large guild, storage guild, social, raiding, rp, you are all Guild Leaders and you all deserve better than Blizzard has given.
Not that it means much I suppose, but I want to extend my personal thanks to everyone who has stuck with this topic since (almost) the middle of last year.
Blizzard:
You have a lot of unhappy customers. Paying customers. Not merely here (on this post regarding this subject) but all over the place.
For me at least, a word about what is going on with our broken guilds would be much appreciated, if not at this point, applauded.
Again, Happy New Year everyone.
Be safe all.
Happy New Year! May 2019 bring us all news of guild improvements!
They donât really communicate much of anything.
I am sort of ashamed that I stopped visiting this thread, I guess I just accepted that âI have to accept it and move onâ but screw that. Some of you may remember me, I certainly see some familiar faces, and am glad you all are keeping up the good fight.
give us back our guilds. Please.
At least say whether or not it is considered a problem/being worked onâŠ
They canât work on it. Their ego prevents it. That would be admitting that they put something into the game that we didnât want or ask for and still donât want, wasnât a good idea. After all they need to tell us what we want. Weâre too dumb to know for ourselves.
Like Dylan Thomas said
Do not go gentle into that good night,
Old age should burn and rave at close of day;
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Maybe theyâll quit turning a blind eye so long as weâre still reiterating, but I doubt it.
^Sadly, I think the problem is worse than this.
Itâs not that the devs have âegoâ issues or donât want to make a great game. Itâs someone holding the purse strings saying, âDonât waste any more resources on this ancient game.â Thatâs the conclusion Iâve reached, anyway, based on all sorts of informationâincluding business articles about Activision/Blizzard.
If Iâm right, WoW isnât going to last much longer. I really never thought Iâd make a âWoW is dyingâ post. And, to be honest, itâs not âdyingâ. Someone in charge is actively killing it.
Iâm having a hard time trying to be optimisticâand I really am an over-all optimistic person. But guilds are WoWâs foundation. For Blizzard to not only be ignoring the cracks in the foundation but to be deliberately widening them is insanity itself. Unless, of course, they truly donât give a fig about WoW anymore.
I used to believe they would simply pull the plug if they didnât want to support the game anymore. But it seems someone up top wants to milk every last penny out of the subscribers. Rather than make a great game that attracts millions, theyâre trying to cut as many corners as possible. As long as the subscriptions donât drop below life-support levels, theyâll keep the servers running.
This issue with the guilds and Blizzardâs non-response has proven that they can break even die-hard fan like me if they try hard enough.
What a way to start a new year.
This thread got started back in JULY on the old forums.
Since then , all weâve seen from Blizzard isâŠ
We, on the other hand, haveâŠ
Still waiting.
If they really didnât want to invest resources in the game, they would stop:
Investing resources to develop end-runs around player flight (whistles, NPCs, more flight paths, portals, load screen art; gliders, feathers)
Investing resources to remove content from prior expansions (cheaper to leave it alone)
Investing resources to retool, redesign systems that have been in-game from launch (camera angle, UIl; Guild UI; loot options; adding GCD; reshuffling talents/abilities and reinventing the class design wheel every expac, to name a few.
All of these efforts take time, resources and MONEY.
And literally none of them ever was necessary and most are greatly unappreciatd/unwanted.
If they really didnât want to invest resources in the game, they would stop:
Investing resources to develop end-runs around player flight (whistles, NPCs, more flight paths, portals, load screen art; gliders, feathers)
Investing resources to remove content from prior expansions (cheaper to leave it alone)
Investing resources to retool, redesign systems that have been in-game from launch (camera angle, UIl; Guild UI; loot options; adding GCD; reshuffling talents/abilities and reinventing the class design wheel every expac, to name a few.
All of these efforts take time, resources and MONEY.
And literally none of them ever was necessary and most are greatly unappreciatd/unwanted.
I have to agree with this.
I myself posted a doom and gloom âBlizzard is killing Wow itselfâ post (more than one in all honesty) but I have to say, that that theory (even if true) does not make sense.
Why invest tons of money in a game only to kill said game that may be old, but is (or was) still making money hand over fist?
Not only that but Classic is on the way. It makes even less sense to me that Blizzard would give up on modern Wow because âitâs oldâ only to turn around and invest a ton of money to recreate âthat old gameâ in an even older less refined state.
There seems to be more going on here than meets the eye. And more going on than my holiday exhausted brain can fathom at the moment.
I agree too. Mismanagement makes a lot more sense than a conspiracy to deliberately destroy the game. Itâs far more probable that some well-intentioned but completely out-of-touch person (or persons) is making decisions they shouldnât be.
As for who that person is, I have no idea, and I donât really care. I just hope someone at Blizzard figures it out, and transfers the decision making to someone who is not out-of-touch.
You knowâŠthinking about it, I have not seen this thread on the top threads on these new forums at allâŠit mostly just the same ones made after the switch overâŠmaybe they actually think this thread died?
I know this thread is old, but it is STILL relevant and warrants a bump.
This guild permission issue became a HUGE problem today in my new guild. The GM couldnât figure out who to fix it so instead just deleted the officer rank.
I agree too. Mismanagement makes a lot more sense than a conspiracy to deliberately destroy the game. Itâs far more probable that some well-intentioned but completely out-of-touch person (or persons) is making decisions they shouldnât be.
I really donât think there are any of us (well, maybe one or two) that think there is any, âbig conspiracy,â though we may poke fun at it now and again (Mismanagement is pronounced Activision).
Regardless, the end result is the same, and weâve been on this train for quite some timeâjust now the wheels are so loose weâve noticed theyâre about to fall off.
Everyone wants to compare to Vanillaâbut even comparing to WotLK, modern WoW isnât really geared to be MMOâmost content is solo-ableâand it isnât even much of a RPG, though they did relent and give a token, âstory-choice,â back to the Horde.
Let me preface by saying I love the overall story of Warcraft, from beginning to now and beyond.
That said, the Lore just isnât as immersive anymoreâif WoW belonged to Joss Whedon, BfA would be the musical episode⊠just kinda there but not enough to draw you in, or make you feel invested in the story.
I, like the rest of us, hope Blizz remembers why they started WoW in the first place, and endeavors to return to former glory (while still moving forward). If not, I sincerely hope they at least have the sense to give us a spectacular ending.
I have one week left on my subscription, and Iâm not renewing. That does not mean Iâm giving this up, nor will I be silent.
Until we get something, Iâll see some of you in NeverWinter.
@Blizzard, My Guild Controls are STILL BROKEN.
Itâs far more probable that some well-intentioned but completely out-of-touch person (or persons) is making decisions they shouldnât be.
Most real jobs fire people like that. Prolly the same guy who thought December 32nd was a thing in the guild chat log.