I think it is a typo. We should be seeing the patch in the next few weeks. Seeing how some of these press releases are wrote weeks prior to them being announced to the public, it is understandable if they mess up the timing.
Edit: Bornakk just confirmed that it was a typo and it has already been fixed.
No, you pay a sub to get access to their servers. Whether there’s new content is up to Blizzard. There’s no guarantee or stipulation that there will be new content all the time.
The only service they provide is access to the game servers. No amount of bad-mouthing people who don’t agree with you will change that fact.
Patches are not “small”. Hotfixes are small. There’s a lot of work involved with patches, no matter the size. Stop complaining about stuff you have no idea how it works.
It’s worth noting that Bornakk said they corrected the page / the information to say 8.2.5 will drop in the next few weeks. Not months. So it won’t be that long.
“Party Sync will become available when the upcoming 8.2.5 content update goes live in the next few weeks”
For one, it only confirms my criticism of what was written as a rather late content drop-- it would be too late ‘in a few months’. Secondly, they also used the same ‘next few months’ phrase with Recruit-a-Friend-- which is another 8.2.5 system.
Believe it or not I am actually very happy this was a mistake. However, I can only work with what they tell us.
There really is nothing left to this thread, so it can wind down.
That’s just the available date Steam has listed. I put it on my wishlist and noticed it yesterday when I went to check something. Made me sad. All the videos coming out I had thought it was going to be sooner than that. But I just did a google search on it and it shows as April 16th, 2020 as the official release date too.
Players want stuff now, but yet dont want things to be rushed. I think Blizzard has enough employees to make the game great, but want to wait a year for ‘The Big Surprise’ because it makes alot of money. I mean Blizzcon is alot of money and if projects come out not every year but every month or so, the money and hype isnt that great.
History repeats itself we’ve had expansions once a year, patches though, BFA has seen the most in game influences. BFA came out in 2018, and had 3 raids so far, unfortunately the raids are great and all but the process of the azerite grind is still there and once the grind is completed, theres nothing to do.
The game is still good, but players have rushed to the end. Blizzard needs to keep people active somehow as the players have changed more than the game.
