Real Talk: If you are buying the BlizzCon goodies but only play WoW (then post complaining about it), then you are your own worst enemy.
And?
That doesn’t magically change Blizzard’s operating costs, or how much money is in their budget for various development projects and extras.
If it’s not something you want, then don’t buy it.
Doing what I can. I’ve always been a bit of a philanthrope.
You realize Blizzard has other games besides WoW right?
I’m in the same boat you are. I don’t have use for Hearthstone, Starcraft or Overwatch. Too bad they didn’t make a separate pack for each game and somehow emphasize the 30 years and sell them for 30$. I want that mount too but it’s kind of pricey.
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Did y’all forget that we’re getting a mount for purchasing SLs after Q1?
More like they forget it’s not WoW’s 30th anniversary it’s Blizzard Entertainment’s and it is Blizzconline not WoWconline.
For all those griping, do you give away presents on your birthday?
I’m with you on this. 30 years is a big mile stone. They could even give us a pet or something that affect all games. Hell. I’ll take a thank you mail though I feel that would be very cheap.
We are getting a ground mount in s few month that we all voted but even so. That should came now then later.
Point is you wanted 1 free item, they gave you more, and that still wasn’t good enough for you. Every Blizzcon is a time of celebrating another year of Blizz games, just because they slap ‘Celebration’ and ‘30 Years’ doesn’t suddenly change their goodie-bag.
Yes. Did my post indicate otherwise?
i said that it is overpriced. I play only wow…so why i need other stuff in that pack? I need only mount. And it’s not “celebration” when you charge money from people to “celebrate” an event.
There is still the fact we’re getting a free tree mount that the community chose out of 5 options. We’re getting it this quarter.
It’s a celebration of their 30 years. You can celebrate without paying a dime. You don’t need any of those items to celebrate with them. You might want them, but that’s entirely different.
Meant to reply to OP
It’s a Blizzard anniversary, not a World of Warcraft anniversary. We get free things for WoW anniversaries. This is clearly different as there are always exclusive prizes (including pets and mounts) for paying for a Blizzcon ticket, which is what the bear essentially is. Stop overreacting.
The word celebrate and money are not mutually exclusive, and there are plenty of events that have been brought up to dispute your line of thinking.
- 21st birthday, where guests are required to pay a cover charge
- Wedding reception with a cash bar
- Blizzcon every year that they have it, would normally cost attendees money to get in (plus a free swag bag that Virtual Ticket holders get digital items as well)
Celebrations still commence, money still spent.
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? never heard of it. When i do my birthday i ask friends just to come and do not gift anything, because they as persons are most important, not gifts.
Sure, im not complaining, but for 30 th anniversary, please. Do something for “CELEBRATION” together.