humor me for a minute and tell me why it matters so much outside of raiding. personally i believe we are going to have higher realm capacities and 5 man groups are going to take what they can get
More harassment to flag as trolling. Not a surprise your two harassing cohorts that stalk me are the ones that liked your post.
Also, I was never on a server list (except as a great healer) any of my time in WoW, as when I’m in groups, I’m polite to the people in them, as I should be. Plus, the people in my groups aren’t usually harassing forum-stalkers.
Bit of a sad move…it’s not as though people will be giving out home addresses and telephone numbers.
That being said, I remember seeing those ninja posts in IF general reasonably frequently and never took much notice.
If someone was poorly behaved in any of my groups or any of my guildies groups though, they’d be blacklisted permanently. I would imagine most players/guilds would be pretty similar on that front so if you play like a knobhead, your pool of potential groups will get smaller and smaller.
To be honest, I never had much trouble personally. There are pretty clear indicators when you’re looking for a group; stupid name? No invite. Type/spell like you’re using an early 2000’s Nokia? No invite. Aggressively tell me I’m missing out because you’re the best thing that will ever happen to my group? No invite. Insist you get a certain bit of loot? No invite.
Players that ninja loot or are just horrible people to play with are usually filtered out by the above criteria.
The article has been linked numerous times. For those unwilling to put forth even the modicum of effort required to do a simple google search, here it is again:
That article includes this quote from J. Allen Brack:
“One of the tenets of Classic WoW is none of the cross-server realms and different [server] sharding options that we have available to us today. There’s a lot of desire on part of the community that this is something that they don’t want.”