I guess it's time

[RobbieH]

I'm going to step in right here before this turns into another useless argument... please don't start this them against us idea. I don't want this thread to be an argument that breeds no new ideas. I stated as much in my OP.

Keep things tame and logical so it yields useful information.

And to respond to those who are telling me to take a break, I've already unsubbed, I'm just waiting out the rest of the time on it

That's all I have to say for now.

I already did that in the other threads linked in the OP, doesn't make sense another bunch of walls of text to say what i already said, what i said is an argument, true or not, week or strong one, still an argument, again the ideas i already spoke of in the other threads, maybe you shouldn't have started another one with the same purpose.

I still have 100 days left to play, however if 3.4 is more of the same, which most likely is, i won't bother buying more game time cards.

That comes down to player demand. Let's say, for example, 10% of players raid Alexander Savage. The other 90% of the playerbase spend their time doing...casual things. Should the majority of Dev time and effort go to something that pleases 10% of players, or content that 90% of players enjoy?

Here we go with the amount of casuals vs raiders, following your logic there will be no raiders in one year, hell since the first coil i've seen raiders left, the amount of Savage clears these days is abysmal.

Anyway, like i said there's too much for casuals to do, that kind of player base won't suffer from more end-game content because they don't even bother with it, meanwhile we're still stuck with the 6 months of same raid, with weekly limit on top of RNG and that will be irrelevant once next raid tier comes.

I could go and explain again and again what i've already said in the other thread, but it's getting tiring, there was no need for a 4th thread with the same purpose, that is if we don't count the older ones.