Matter of fact, you can go talk to Ray Bradbury, who PREDICTED this decades ago. Fahrenheit 451.Again, you're arguing anachronistically. One can blame cell phones for our whole degree of reduced face-to-face interaction only by having (purposely, more likely than not) forgotten what books, computers, and godsdamned human nature already contributed.
Read the book. Montag lives.
Then go read Toffler. Future Shock.
I recently went back and read both of them...how they knew what was coming is still unbelievable.
You will forgive me if I treat this comment with a grain of salt the size of the Titanic.Personally, I have yet to see that but thrice in the last 6 years of running M+
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/t/mythic-plus-toxicity-is-caused-by-blizzards-game-design-choices/869612\
I go back to my earlier stance...you never saw it happen so it didnt happenThe toxicity of mythic plus needs to be adressed quickly, as an influx of players will want to re-engage with the content come 9.0.5. If blizzard fails to adress the current toxic environement of mythic plus, the valor system will only make things worse. People will feel even more invested in their key, and will lash out worse when failures happen.
https://us.forums.blizzard.com/en/wow/t/how-to-solve-m-toxicity/878501
https://www.dexerto.com/world-of-warcraft/wow-players-urge-blizzard-combat-toxicity-instead-censoring-game-content-1662472/I enjoy the concept of the challenge that m+ potentially brings to players and the potential rewards for doing keys in time, but the absolute abhorrent behavior that I’ve had directed at me or seen directed at others makes the whole experience unenjoyable even when nothing happens. It’s become so common of an occurrence that there’s this invisible pressure even in silent groups that it sours the whole thing for me. What can blizzard do to make m+ appear less like the average game of blind pick in league of legends
But yeah, you;re right, they are making it all up............................“Blizzard should do something about toxic player behavior instead of censoring paintings and turning them into fruit bowls,” writes one Reddit user, referring to the decision to change an in-game artwork of a semi-clad woman into a collection of pears. “Being told to kill myself over a mistake or a petty disagreement is not okay at all.”![]()



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