I need more confirmed info before I can
make any kind of reasonable judgement.
What would I like to see? cheapest World of Warcraft gold Basically, I'd like to see
de-facto server merges. Smush all the RP servers together. Smush all the PvP-RP
servers together.
Everyone, for all realistic intents and
purposes,. buy cheapest WoW
gold Make pugging a thing that happens again. Make raids going on at all
hours outside of LFR a thing that happens again. Make finding a guild easier,
with a wider range of guild types (we've gotten REALLY homogenous on my
server).
Make the game feel populated, and newish
again.
"Patch 5.4 definitely isn't afraid to
shake up the status quo so far."
Which is a good thing. I think that
Blizzard is finally waking up to the danger that WoW is in and is taking it
seriously. Better that they try to shake things up now before the decline
is irreversible than to continue to think small and hope buy wow accounts for the best.
Reading the comments, it appears like there
is a lot of assumption. I see a common thread of people seeing this as CRZ 2.0
with everyone dumped into your space and worrying about the impact on older PCs
or how much harder to find that rare spawn.
I don't see that from their initial write
up. To me it looks like they are making a mechanic for grouping and guilding
across servers. This does not mean that when I am in the same VR as Perenolde
(for example) that I will see Perenolde players walking around Orgrimmar with
me. This may simply mean that that guy from Perenolde who likes my guild, can
now join. It is the cross server mail/AH/guild that some of us have been hoping
for.
I am assuming to, of course. I hope that my
assumption is correct as I would hate to see more crowds of players fighting
over the same mobs/resources/etc.
Except for that bit about a shared
Auction House. That makes me think it might be a way of doing "server
merge!" without saying "server merge!" and a solution to the
name collision. Indeed. Reading the patch notes, it seems easy to fall on
either side of the fence. Either way I think it is a healthy move for the game
as a whole.
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