What do you mean no “real” reason?
Is wanting to be able to find dungeon groups on dead servers not real enough for you?
Saying it breaks the social aspect, it does not. You will still see the same folks around your server in cities and in quest areas, they aren’t going anywhere. The same people who want to quest will quest in queue, the same folks who sit in cities to spam LFG/Trade chat will continue to sit in cities and spam those channels. Nothing will change except making players like me have an easier time find dungeons as a non-meta dps spec on a dead server.
Not all of us can afford $25 to switch servers every time one of them drops in population. Be real.
Ok, if you’re on a dead server ask Blizz for a fix to being on a dead server that doesn’t involve breaking social interactions for those of us that aren’t on one.
Ask for a merger, ask for free transfers and use em.
Quick fix antics that do more harm to social interaction in an mmo don’t need to be applied to other easily resolved problems.
Server population and population imbalance is easily resolved in less negative ways.
And yet you only suggest quick fixes. Mergers and free transfers are literally the quickest fix.
I’ve asked for 1 giant server with many layers as I feel that would solve everyones issue, but no one is ready for that talk either. RDF is our option for now.
The poster used population as a reason. Server mergers or transfers are literally a solution that impact population only and don’t further go on to have consequences on social interactions.
RDF would be a quick fix bandaid that didn’t solve the problem the poster described.
Blizzard doesn’t care about all those who wanted the actual things from Wrath. All they care about is catering to the minority that want to ruin Wrath. Can’t wait for them to start complaining, “OH THIS IS TOO HARD, PLZ NERF BLZ” considering Wrath content was a faceroll.
I said no one asking for RDF has presented an evidence based post about why Blizzard is wrong removing it.
Your response is that you have, but you have not. Yours is an opinion.
No one wanting RDF to stay out needs to present a fact other than Blizz clearly stated why RDF is out. It impacts social interaction.
But you keep spinning…
Further, opinions matter. But you guys need to stop claiming false facts for them to be valid. People who don’t want RDF can simply agree with the Blizzard statement. Pro RDF should then express their opinion, omitting the use of false claims or saying “everyone I know”, or “the majority want” because after that you’re just making stuff up. It really detracts from your goal. The decision was made and has a reason provided (fact). Feel free to express why you want that decision changed, without false claims.
WoW player numbers were at the highest when RDF was introduced into the game.
Leveling Alts was a lot easier because of RDF, before that you had to level with friends or Guildies for a “fast” level 1-60.
Lower level Dungeons were essentially dead and abandoned before RDF was introduced. It revitalized the game, even making Blizzard want to change and update older Dungeons.
Now I’m going to play regardless, and I am lucky enough to have friends and a Guild to play Classic and Retail with. But that doesn’t change my stance on wanting RDF or not.
Instead of just saying “Heh… Thats your opinion.” Why don’t you provide literally anything worth reading for once.