Sange13

*Whining on the forums* is the lost cause. Just relax and enjoy the game. The devs will either fix it or they won't, and no amount of complaining or "questions" (euphemistic attacks) will change it.

I wasn't triggered. I was pointing out how transparent your weak ass comments are. Glad to see you continuing to use the same failing tactic, though. Really shows your own "maturity."

Ah, more trigger words in place of a real point, "White Knight." lulz

You know you're wrong when you can only explain it through paranoid conspiracy instead of acknowledging that people just can't take your position seriously.

Trying really hard to fit "entitled" into that sentence, but it doesn't mean what you think it means.

There is no "adult discussion" with these kinds of overreaction and calling people "boy." This topic really should just be deleted--not even closed--because it provides nothing construction and goes nowhere.

A few people here and there that need to be reported/banned means we should all cry about how the sky is falling and "'tegerty!" Seems legit.

Indeed. Very productive.

I did check out Warmane, but it's all PvP servers. I'm not interested in getting ganked when I can't even defend myself.

You misunderstand. I'm saying the Ely guys do a great job. I'm just not a big fan of Vanilla. Would rather play BC/Wrath/Cata. : )

If there were any non-Vanilla servers as good as these, I'd actually play there instead.

That's called a slippery-slope argument, and it's a fallacy. They can make an exception without being required to make similar exceptions for other things. It's completely up to their own discretion. However, your posts later in the thread are mostly spot on. I only point this out because nobody has properly corrected it, and it shouldn't be assumed to be accurate (because it isn't). As for it giving an "unfair advantage," I don't think following Blizzard's example of a uniform limit would be a bad approach to the issue. I think it would be the most fair compromise while giving our more sensitive players some options in dealing with their motion-sickness.

They announced it well in advance of when it went down. Your own fault for ignoring it and starting the dungeon anyway.

What happens if you are on character select screen for 30 minutes? Sometimes I need to afk for an undetermined amount of time (even up to an hour), and that shouldn't threaten my account. A simple "disconnected from server" is fine, but if you're talking about suspensions/bans, that's ridiculous.

I thought Anathema was the server code name, not an actual server name.

You should include what server you're on, just fyi.

Except Wrath actually WAS the best. XD Preferences aside, starting nonsense between non-retail players won't get anyone anywhere. It's the stupid fangirls who kept going after Blizzard thoroughly chopped their own nuts off with MoP that allow Blizzard to continue mass producing dog shit. The rest of us have to just keep playing on sub-par servers just to get a half way decent WoW experience, or none at all.

It is nothing. No need to get your knickers in a twist.

This kind of split is really common across many private servers, and even retail. Splits as steep as 60/40 were always considered acceptable as well.

This doesn't need to be addressed at all. This is how it was in Vanilla, and the idea of Horde having PvP-oriented racials while Alliance have more PvE-oriented ones is completely intentional. More to the point, "WoW-Like" servers don't generally make a habit of implementing balance changes, so coming here and demanding them the way you would with a normal game is completely pointless. This isn't Hearthstone, League of Legends, Call of Duty, etc. It's a recreation of a game at a particular stage in its life--that means all the "broken" stuff and all the gimp stuff is intact.

You make that sound like it's not a lot, but that's close to what retail was at the time.

Just my opinion, but 15-20 people in a zone feels pretty lively. 60+ is just uncomfortable.

I know the official Timeline says it should be this month, but do we have a more specific idea of when we can expect to see this?