On the 1 hand, having played Vanilla before wow classic gold became WOW Classic, I must laugh in the bot scourge. Bots were a scourge back too, but my nostalgia demands I claim it was because Blizzard was still underfunded, as it'd just been a year or two since the launching of WoW and their most lucrative years were still ahead of them. I've fond memories of the community bot threads on pvp servers, even where ally and horde would go to report individuals they saw botting so as to put hits out on those people the other faction would take. Really, the first cross-faction collaboration to happen on pvp servers has been the communal effort to fuck over bots. So, indeed, it's the WOW Classic encounter to have to manage botting.

But, on the other hand, it sucks that they refuse to answer that properly now they absolutely have the resources, expertise, and money to finance the measures to block the bots. Additionally, with bots having shown they were so profitable on live, it is obvious that botting in WOW Classic would also be a problem. So it is disgraceful that they'd even consider allowing it to get this bad.

Honestly, part of me always felt, in retrospect, WOW Classic would end up being a clear money grab by a depraved firm with zero care for the consumer experience, but I had hope that they would somehow do it properly. But no, they are doing nothing to prevent the various things which are plaguing it. Probably hiding behind the defense of"#no varies" while they do that, too.

Entertaining things. I first started playing WoW in May 2019 and played for about 6 months until I lost interest. The N'Zoth expansion was so boring--just endless grinding and lore that made no sense to me, and my attempts to catch up to the lore by reading online only made me more and more confounded. So I finally quit playing. It is a shame, since parts of WOW Classic were very enjoyable and well executed, but it seems the expansion packs just get worse and worse. I suppose it's difficult to maintain creative energy for 20 years on precisely the exact same world, particularly when you need to focus the narrative on anxieties and raised stakes for gameplay, but Blizzard has done a dreadful job of it IMO.

Try again in the winter. There's a totally new growth (not simply a patch like Visions of N'zoth) coming out that might be a good deal better. Fight For Azeroth was just a huge bumblefuck. Problem was, those patches had nothing. What's more, Blizzard wasn't only working on those spots, they had been anticipating the next expansion, Shadowlands, which as I stated is currently slated for sometime between now and December 31st.

So far, the changes it's bringing are huge, it's introducing a few really promising new elements, and also the Covenants that are going to be the next"thing" following Azerite is evidently nothing like it. Time will tell if it will be a massive improvement over BFA, but I typically encourage individuals to keep an open mind. Just generally. Blizzard appears to be scrambling to track correct after the disaster that was the previous couple of decades. Being cynical constantly and assuming the worst does not really enhance your life in any way.

I am so sorry. I started playing WoW at 2012 and also while the cracks were revealing, most of it was incredibly good and I was happy playing before the newest expansion. It is sad that you started in the most recent expansion as well as you realize the principal problem. They focus on what is big and bombastic and buy classic wow gold not on that which makes sense. The stakes are raised so large that there aren't any longer bets.