Once again you have failed to take accountability for your actions. You rolled on a server. A server that was warned since DAY ONE that there would be ques. And asked you guys to reroll elsewhere a week before the server went online. You ignored those facts. And now are calling me and my entire server “bad”.
All the servers they opened for us to re-roll on also had queue issues. They had to do like 3-4 extra rounds of adding new realms before it got any better.
So you finally admit there were resolutions. Resolutions you refused to take advantage of. Resolutions that would have resolved your current problems. Yet you refused to take them.
You’re right, you’re a victim. A victim to your own stupidity and stubbornness.
You play on a weird story-time realm. No one will ever take you seriously as a human being.
They mentioned they were considering turning layering back on and were asking for feedback. Literally no idea what you’re confused about. Please work on your reading comprehension.
So you’re the type of person that needs every single granular detail perfectly explained or else you’re like a lost puppy? I don’t know what’s happening in your head that made my description so confusing for you.
Nope, just the type that was curious if Blizzard made an actual claim and doesn’t make assumptions; as expected, Blizzard did not.
Relative degrees of granularity also facilitate understanding when key context is withheld from a statement as well. Your initial claim eluded they had a post mentioning they would be turning it on. Being that updates are dispersed between the forums and Twitter, it was entirely within reason that there was a separate post actually stating this as opposed to an open discussion topic with nearly 2000 posts and no consensus.
They may or may not reactivate layers, they have not made any official statement on that.
Depending on the server you’re on, you could always discuss the option of transferring with your guild if unable to play around queues. With students being out of class for the next four to five months, and the rate of wfh increasing in the workforce, it is possible queues will not be going anywhere anytime in the near future.