Mahbe wow does that today, but it had been such an oversight back when I attempted it, like it is such an obvious point to WOW TBC Gold include to guarantee everyone can hit the identical story beats.

That is a direct quote from Bobby Kotick, that bought Mediagenic that turned into Activision, which bought a plethora of gambling studios, and merged with Vivendi, and is now Activision Blizzard:

I would really have to read/research a whole lot more. I really only know it did happen; the when; just how much it cost, etc., but I don’t think I ever watched the why. I didn’t believe Vivendi Games was ever that hard up for money, but I guess something Activision had seemed enticing enough.

The two Vanilla and TBC classic are all outside, able to experience because it had been. And. . . It totally feels like a different game compared to what I remember. And I would say that I enjoy the classic variations a whole lot less than retail today. It is a lot slower and easier. It is more clunky. It is a lot more grindy and time consuming. Rewards thing a whole lot less because the PvE experiences are balanced about somebody with performance difficulties and a good deal worse sense and skill of the match.

Really isn’t that the matches have become worse, it is the player mindset which have changed. Coupled with a ton of tools for knowledge and learning. People trying to take shortcuts rather than learning, causing them to feel as though it’s a grind when they can’t simply jump to the rewards. People today consume content a great deal quicker and use a lot of crutches to do it. They bypass the majority of the investigating and trial and error components, which is what they remember most lovingly in the old games, in favor of optimisation and min/max from cheap WOW TBC Classic Gold the return. A lot of optimization is not even about doing things better, but eliminating things together. Which also leads to people whining that they”feel forced” doing things because they are so used to being able to bypass it.