Not really. For example, you yourself mentioned somewhere that you didn’t drop the gold to buy Tabs 4 and 5 (and that’s on a Beta server where you can have infinite gold). Your “conclusion” is based on an imposed barrier where the cost is a factor, and may be different if your first interaction with the system was just freely having all the tabs available.
I’ve already discussed your conclusion though. It’s a circular logic loop:
“You’ve created a circular loop, where a flawed design leads you to an assumption you have made up despite the design intention being made clear by the designers, but that assumption only exists because of those design flaws, and then you’re using the assumption to argue against fixing the design flaws. It’s absolutely inane, and has no space in any discussion or feedback for an iterative design process.”
Lol @ you claiming this when it’s the linchpin of your entire derailment.
You’re going to have to lay out what you feel convenience is, and what QoL is, and probably a couple of examples.
I’ll bring up a distinction here:
Take the ability to click on a file and delete it. Now, let’s say we’re adding the functionality to select multiple files and delete them in bulk (as opposed to clicking one by one).
If deleting multiple files is a pretty standard workflow for much of your user base, and a requirement to do certain activities, it’s a QoL improvement. As a QoL improvement, it’s a significantly higher priority, important to deliver correctly, important to correct any flaws, etc.
For players with alts, sharing resources is pretty common and expected interaction. Even just going into this prepatch and new expansion, you’re going to sharing stuff from Dragonflight, and as your first character gets in War Within content, you’re gonna be sharing those new resources at the same time as your alts that are still in Dragonflight might use those Dragonflight resources. Even once you have, say, 3 characters at lvl 80, you might be using your lvl 70 characters to unlock or progress Dragonflight stuff that you missed out on, like finishing off achievements. Or even just consolidating resources to make some gear that would end up lasting till max level. And of course, if you’re levelling a new character, which I’m sure thousands of people will be doing, that new character might want access to your older resources even if just as part of speeding up the levelling process; nothing wrong with popping consumables and other stuff that you just happen to have lying around. That could be something happening at exp launch, or something 6 months later when you’re levelling an Earthen. Which hundreds of thousands of people will do because Allied races, rewards, blah blah.
I’ve read what I posted (or at least what you quoted), and I have no idea what you’re trying to communicate. Maybe you should just clearly communicate what >my position< is, that you think isn’t supported. Perhaps it’d be useful if >you< brought anything other than your own inferences to the table if you think something Blizzard have said actually contradicts something I’ve said.
