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Topic	Former WoW players - where did the game start going wrong?
Romulox28 02/08/18 3:21:58 PM #2:	id say pretty much the entire WoD expac. WoW had been going towards a "raid or die" design for a while and then WoD was the peak of this, and along with the huge content drought and shitty garrison mechanic, it almost killed the game. iirc this is when blizzard stopped reporting server numbers, started merging servers, etc. it really did look like they wanted to kill off WoW. thankfully Legion fixed a lot of the problems with WoD and the new expac looks cool. there have been a bunch of fuckups along the way, but tbh i think a lot of the decline of WoW has more to do with changing tastes in games and the allure of MMOs wearing off now that being in a persistent digital world is no longer novel --- http://i.imgur.com/LhwwG.gif <cite>Romulox28 posted [p:895714064] in Former WoW... [t:76297957]...</cite> <quote>id say pretty much the entire WoD expac. WoW had been going towards a "raid or die" design for a while and then WoD was the peak of this, and along with the huge content drought and shitty garrison mechanic, it almost killed the game. iirc this is when blizzard stopped reporting server numbers, started merging servers, etc. it really did look like they wanted to kill off WoW. thankfully Legion fixed a lot of the problems with WoD and the new expac looks cool. there have been a bunch of fuckups along the way, but tbh i think a lot of the decline of WoW has more to do with changing tastes in games and the allure of MMOs wearing off now that being in a persistent digital world is no longer novel --- http://i.imgur.com/LhwwG.gif</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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