Blizzard Is Doomed if this is true



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49 thoughts on “Blizzard Is Doomed if this is true”

  1. I've given up on Blizzard long ago. Face it. Blizzard will never make bangers like Diablo 2 original and Lord of Destruction or Warcraft 3 Frozen Throne again. They are gone. Say what you will, but… Blizzard stopped caring the moment they realized they could do this.

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  2. 19:00 tbh gotta disagree there, there are so many people watching classic than retail because of the release of hardcore and wotlk icc patch. If retail brings its new patch, people gonna be watching retail, retail is just kinda dead rn because the patch is old

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  3. The Destiny 2 model works though. Only issue with it is sometimes the expansions are kinda ass but then you just wait for the next one or when they bundle the old shit. Ass in terms of lack of content for the price btw, I don't think I've played a bad destiny campaign or raid

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  4. Wow PR team convinced the entire playerbase that the "true endgame" was cosmetics and… guess what, Battle pass, skins, and etc. Whatever they can monetize, the entire idea was born from the fact that they realized that their players would legit pay a monthly sub to farm digital cosmetics skins on their character, instead of forcing them to give content instead of cosmetics.

    The players who are willing to pay for a product that do not deliver quality, are not allowed to complain when said quality is not met.

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  5. You lost me at "no, it's because real gamers spend more." XD

    Gamers want gameplay. They will spend money to avoid obnoxious gameplay, but will then spend 20 hours straight doing the same gameplay loop over and over because they enjoy it. (Or can tolerate it enough to get that epic drop finally)

    Casual players, however, have a habit of spending money to skip ANY gameplay, obnoxious or fun, if it either allows them to gain an advantage or reach endgame sooner.

    Which of these 2 groups is spending more entirely depends on how predatory the specific game was designed.

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  6. I disagree hard on the "difficult" aspect of WoW. I absolutely hate how easy classic is and am not playing it because of that, even if the overall game seems to be much better. Where's the fun in not having a challenge in the raids? I want to push myself, classic simply doesn't offer that.

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  7. F2P is the death of almost every game and the worst business model to adopt.

    Cheating and infinite accounts goes insanse with F2P garbage, I refuse to play anything that doesn't have a cost to entry.

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  8. Even though battlepass may be considered a definitive characteristic, it's meaning varies from game to game. When I first learned about it – it was a paid access to all future (potential) DLCs. Then I was surprised to know that in D4 it means something completely different, simillar to premium account model.

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  9. Hearthstone is at it s lowest because everyone learned that it's a FUCKING SCAM. Why would you play a game that has so much RNG in it? The guys who run that section of Blizzard admitted that they love RNG more than skill and I HATE that shit!

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  10. I've been a gamer for decades, and a player of WoW 2 weeks into its original release. Used to buy all the Collectors Editions, boxed and digital. Since the decline of Blizzard I've stopped purchasing special edition products, and I've been far happier for it. More money in my wallet and less disappointment for having spent more on games that often do not pan out.

    I highly encourage this for all my fellow gamers out there. We all deserve better.

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  11. What a world we live in when you pay with your wallet to become powerful in a game… Not like we would enjoy playing games to save money and have something actually enjoyable that is not related to money… Leave it to this species to eliminate anything that doesn't involve throwing your money around.

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  12. Ya, the industry has totally compartmentalized classic game ethics. The new generations are completely blind to it and the industry has normalized it into them. The phone to these games, though some of them are indeed decent for what they are, Tiger versions of GOOD games. And they've made them more attractive, engaging, attemptedly profitable, and 2D within a 3D perception. Like taking Stephen King, giving an electronic chapbook equivalent tech and give you Goosebumps. Blizzard is dead. Won't buy D4

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  13. moder means moderate. WoW retail has more players than classic. I mean, who do you think retail does adress more? And which is the bigger playerbase? Hardcore classic is only popular on streams. Beside that, normal everyday joe has no interest in dying to murlocs.

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  14. 16:40 I forgot who it was, but a developer showed evidence that having too many people working on a game often makes it worse, because people are spending too much time in meetings and not developing the game and also there's less accountability per person because each person has less responsibilities. I think he called it the "2 pizza approach", which is a guideline for deciding how many attendees should be invited to a meeting. Basically every meeting should be small enough that attendees could be fed with two large pizzas, and each department should only ever have that many members.
    I wish I could find the link to the video…

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  15. Buying gold is what killed ultima online. It was never allowed, but it was such a huge widespread problem, they could not keep up. It threw the balance off. Ppl get annoyed to grind hours and someone all of a sudden have the best sword when there's no way

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  16. Titles to play, both games that took quite a lot of joint work between larger devs or smaller indie devs (these are my personal recommendations): Baldur's Gate 3, Outcore, A Hat in Time, Tower Unite, Left 4 Dead 2, 4D Miner, Terraria.
    Ignore all the larger, bullshit companies and if you do play their games, AT LEAST don't invest in those games with lots of in-game purchases that are free to play (Overwatch 2, VALORANT and many others come to mind)

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  17. Blizzard has been trash since SC2 and they have just fed on the WoW money teat and decided to try to make every game a money stream. And again the best example is BG3. Larian crushed it, adamantly said not MTX, and have stuck to what they said. The main game devs, EA, Activision, Blizzard, the list goes on, even Valve is guilty with DotA, of seeing games and gamers as just a constant flow of money. And fuck me denuvo…..

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  18. Return to work for certain jobs is stupid. Its just to inflate the real-estate market that is starting to bubble. All the rich corpos with investments in real estate are panicking because they have multiple houses, office spaces, and other real estate investments where if the market collapses they lose money. So either they lose money in real estate, or they start losing money to newer companies that aren't as invested in real estate and are based around work from home.

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