Same here fun times!
I honestly don’t get all the complaints bfa has been great so far try turning in warmode.
I honestly believe the internet trolls are invading wow and trying to ruin it just like everything else they touch.
If you don’t like it quit and move on or maybe go outside for a while hang out with your friends and come back to the game ina few months.
Honestly there is no problem with content there is no problem with azerite armor and the story has been great this expac, the ones whining and complaining about everything are burnt out and need to take a break.
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In SC2, just killing the opposition is reward enough, but in games like WoW the rewards have to be a bit more tangible like loot and power level gains.
I am a person, and Island Expeditions are content I want to do, so… there.
But, this is a game built from the ground up on an activity -> reward. There never was any content at all that people would have done for no reward.
good for you, roll your eyes all away - you’re lucky to be stuck in a group that tight
everyone I know quit the game because they’re not having fun and I failed to find any sort of stability after that - my experience is not unique and nor is yours.
Island Expeditions!
No, wait…
Warfronts!
No, wait…
War Mode!
No, wait…
You realize that you’re defeating your own argument yes?
BFA has content, and plenty of it. Now, whether people find that content entertaining? Well that’s up to them. Same with if they’d do it or not regardless of reward.
The entertainment value of the content or lack of it to certain players doesn’t invalidate the content’s existence.
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So you mean if someone is bored because the content is boring and unengaging, taking a break will somehow refresh the content so it becomes rewarding and engaging? How exactly does that work?
And how does someone who has nothing meaningful to do in the game get burnt out, when people by definition get burnt out by doing too much?
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That was the only PvP gear in the game. If you don’t think being able to buy HWL/GMS gear was a reward, you never got close to that point, and you’ve obviously been arguing something you never experienced.
I 100% was part of wpvp battles but not enough to get the rank for gear. And it was also far quicker to join a bg and get rank.
Lol, so now your arguement has shifted from “WPvP gave nothing” to “WPvP only gave a little,” which is all I’ve been saying the entire time.
/golfclap
Looks like we’re done here.
Nope, I did concede you were right but then you go on to say that was the only pvp gear in the game. However, you got it faster doing BGs still.
The raids are good. At least on mythic.
The page I linked said that right after it said you could get CP in WPvP. Since that wasn’t the point, there is no need to bring it up. I never said WPvP was faster, or even as good, just that you were rewarded.
And I’m saying for me, personally, I came at the tail end before TBC (a month or two before as a noob and casual) but enjoyed the wpvp despite being late and not getting the rewards for it.
Okay, in order to end this, YOU did not get rewarded for it outside of the CP everyone got. It still had rewards attached to it, but YOU did not get rewarded. LOL.
I’m gonna add that one of my friends started a few months before BC, and he got to rank 6, so he WAS rewarded for what we did in WPvP.
And that’s cool, but there are others like me who I’m sure enjoyed the wpvp without being rewarded, hence the whole argument.
As frustrating as they can be sometimes, I enjoy Warmode-enabled Assaults/Invasions. The rewards be damned I just like fighting people.
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You were rewarded, with HKs, which became CP. You just did nothing with it. My point was everything has a reward, not that people won’t do things that don’t have rewards. You’re making points to things I never brought up. Everything I have said is correct. I could say time walking badges aren’t a reward because I don’t use them, but I would be incorrect.
Fair enough.
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