When did wow become primarily about competitive gameplay?

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@Tiffany-ravencrest

There’s two conversations going here.

First, you basically miss represented what I said. I was never anti Shaman. I made some suggestions as to why they are not popular for OTHER PEOPLE NOT ME but I was never anti shaman.

@Tiffany-ravencrest

Blizzard has to figure out what features are in the most demand by the majority of players. Obviously their data is telling them Shamans are are not a driving force in the player base.

@Tiffany-ravencrest

I was explaining in general why a software development group has to make choices and I gave some examples.

You gave examples on why shaman were not being worked on. Because of population numbers.

I gave example for what you want not being worked on.

@Tiffany-ravencrest

As for your logic, it’s just flat out wrong. WoW has always had things other than end game as important parts of the game. Going back to Warcraft I: Orcs & Humans you had to gather materials to support your army.

WC1 gameplay is irrelevant to WoW gameplay.