All I know is his goofy story has weird undertones. If you walked into that store, made a suggestion and he said we don’t do that here, we don’t want to do that here, and I kindly suggest you leave and be with others of your own kind… I’d GTFO and never look back.
You added this completely of your own imaginary interpretation…
Did I? Pretty sure you said exactly that.
How is
Even remotely similar to
?
Are you mad?
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That would make a bit more sense. the inclusion of it being a change in product from what was offered prior should be addressed as that’s where most of the anger comes from. wrath including RDF initially, then it being removed. otherwise your analogy makes sense now when treating LK and CLK as different games.
The biggest disconnect is from blizzard being in flux in regards to what they want classic WoW releases to be. at first it was presented as a museum and they’ve been changing their intent with each classic release. Inconsistency is annoying to people when communication is limited with the customer.
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Just quoting you my quirky friend.
Fair.
What if the icream shop in question announced, months in advance, that their forthcoming vanilla shop would be different than what they used to do with their other vanilla shops they opened in other states?
(#somechanges)
Basically, they say that they are considering to change what is available to suit the audience of vanilla ice cream specifically, make it a safe space for those specific ice cream lovers.
It means even though the new vanilla shop is not doing what they used to traditionally do with their earlier opened vanilla shops elsewhere, but they have you well advanced notice it would be different.
The outrage should have appeared, then, when the ice cream company was considering changes in the first place.
Except that’s not what happened.
Many liked a lot of the changes they announced or were considering.
It’s only now that a change is announces you don’t like, that “the product is changed from what we wanted” is now at the forefront of the complaint.
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Wrath didn’t have lfd for longer than it did. So no, it really isn’t.
He’s decided you’re his enemy and is being a perfect example of me bringing up certain people who aren’t happy with RDF being gone. Simpler though I think he’s just decided you’re a target.
Straight up accusing people of racism is a bad look when they’re in no way being racist or have in no way shown racism in other posts.
Racist undertones. Now who’s adding crap?
Yeah… and if blizzard was doing progressive patches that might matter.
So yeah LFD is vanilla for wrath 
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Except your leaving out the part about the person who wanted chocolate was essentially harassing the manager of the ice cream shop demanding they server chocolate…
I mean, it’s better for everyone if someone that aggressive and entitled just leaves and goes somewhere where they can get what they want without being a raving lunatic because they didn’t get what they want at a place that doesn’t server the product they want.
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Yes, Classic was originally sold to us as a museum piece. This is why we are frustrated with all the changes. Leave WotLK alone and save any changes for SoM servers.
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You would know all about leaving details out of posts. You do it often enough.
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Sigh…
You know what…
…name checks out.
Except they left out guild banks in tbcc until a later phase. They made 2 versions of drums to better emulate the life cycle of drums in tbc.
You’re ignoring that blizzard doesn’t release everything at launch. And aren’t you the one who was parading some changes to get dual spec in tbcc? Well you are getting your some changes. It’s just not a change YOU like. So now you have to do what others have had to do, accept it and keep playing, or quit. You yourself kept saying some changes to push your agenda, and now that some changes don’t meet your agenda You’re screaming for no changes.
Ohhhh. Petty retorts. Tsk tsk. Went down a rung did ya? Go have some more Vanillia Ice Cream in your Vanilla store.
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And yet you refuse to explain what the actual problem with LFD is.
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There’s a difference between not quoting part of a post, and acting like the part you didn’t quote doesn’t exist when it directly relates to how you are replying to said post.
I’m not sure if coming from you this is even a remotely salient criticism.