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The reason I study both psychology and boxing...
We are going to beat those inner demons one way or another
This is a good and nuanced take. People like fun activities to do that are rewarding without feeling mandatory.
It is hard fo balance content to be in this sweet spot of relevant rewards without being so rewarding it is mandatory.
Retail WoW has become so obsessed with respecting your time that it forgot to give you reasons to waste it.
Give me artifact power, Molten Front dailies, Netherwing rep grinds, Suramar progression, and Isle of Thunder.
I miss logging in and having a bunch of shit to work toward that wasn't just raiding, M+, or PvP.
Give me evolving zones, meaningful reputations, hidden secrets, long-term character progression, and rewards actually worth grinding for.
I'm not asking for mandatory chores or endless grinds to stay competitive. I just want to log in, find something I want to work toward, and lose six hours because I'm having fun.
And "go play Forever" isn't an answer. I don't want a different version of WoW. I love Retail's combat, class design, and challenging endgame. I just want that same game to have a world worth spending time in outside of raids and M+.
Give me shit to do that can't be completed an hour after the patch drops.
This was the best and most true comment in the thread
Joined a boxing gym, first class is Monday
Most likely going to feel it Tuesday, but that is not the end of the world
My comment section when I hypothesize a change in WoW Forever in a video
Some of you all need to feel the touch of a loved one and sunshine on your face
While I most likely won't really play WoW Forever, I do feel bad that the beta is ending on the 21st and the people that enjoy it are going to be out of luck for a little while
Having the best raid items behind bosses that are less than fun is a choice...
Oh well time to mash my head against the wall for the chance at a tanking sword
It is almost not fair to compare anything to this cinematic.
But yeah, let's give big characters a proper send off.
Nimicry, MMORPG advocate retweeted
Replying to @pcgamer
"Slower, more deliberate pace" is the nicest way anyone's ever described spending 40 minutes looking for a tank.
After a fulfill day and a nice dinner, let get to a little World of Warcraft!
twitch.tv/nimicry
youtube.com/live/N2tDBFekSxQ…
Today I stepped out to a Hmong and Lao Heritage Festival in St. Paul!
Food was excellent and learning about two communities was cool.
Imagine being able to play in the manner you like...
Crazy...

















