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World of Warcraft Dragonflight: How To Prepare For Today's Launch | MMORPG.com

SystemSystem Member UncommonPosts: 12,599
edited November 2022 in News & Features Discussion

imageWorld of Warcraft Dragonflight: How To Prepare For Today's Launch | MMORPG.com

Not sure about everyone else, but Robin is waist-deep in plans for the Dragonflight launch. Expansion launches are always an exciting time, but not everything always goes to plan. With this in mind, let's cover some of the basics in preparation.

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  • SaruomoSaruomo Member UncommonPosts: 140
    Here is how I planned to prepare: cancel sub, wait for season four to resub when the expansion has matured.
    corrosivechains
  • hoenens1hoenens1 Member UncommonPosts: 321
    Living in the EU, i even have to wait 1 more day haha.
  • budzibudzi Member UncommonPosts: 70
    How's WoW noawadays? They brought back the game? Are they lsitening to the fans now?
  • SaruomoSaruomo Member UncommonPosts: 140

    budzi said:

    How's WoW noawadays? They brought back the game? Are they lsitening to the fans now?



    Doesn’t matter. WoW/blizz fatigue has killed all my desire to play a new WoW expansion. I need to see how things go in a year from now before I decide to throw more time and money on WoW.
  • AngrakhanAngrakhan Member EpicPosts: 1,841
    Yes, well let's see, I last cancelled my sub about 6 weeks after Shadowlands launched. Haven't renewed since. I think I'm prepared.
    Mallyx
  • ArleeArlee Member UncommonPosts: 166

    budzi said:

    How's WoW noawadays? They brought back the game? Are they lsitening to the fans now?



    So far it seems like yes, a lot of the changes they've made are in response to player feedback. There's no barrowed power, they've brought back talent trees similar to what we had before, and a lot of progression is account bound so you won't have to redo as much on alts.

    What we don't know is how this will playout. A big piece of how an expansion feels over all is pace of content after launch. They have said they are planning on faster content cycles but there's no way to know until we get into it.
  • MensurMensur Member EpicPosts: 1,531
    For the first time I will be skipping this expac and waiting to see the feedback in a month or two. Lost the itch for wow - and I am quit sad about it. but hey life goes on.

    mmorpg junkie since 1999



  • Viper482Viper482 Member LegendaryPosts: 4,101
    edited November 2022
    You prepare for "today's launch" by realizing the vast majority of your patrons aren't going to be able to play it until tomorrow.
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    Mensur
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  • corrosivechainscorrosivechains Member UncommonPosts: 50

    Saruomo said:

    Here is how I planned to prepare: cancel sub, wait for season four to resub when the expansion has matured.



    100% this. Even IF, and we all know that if is just a thought exercise, but even IF Dragonflight was the best expansion for WoW to date, there is absolutely no point anymore in playing WoW until the final patch of an expansion anyway, since each patch absolutely invalidates all the content besides leveling that came before it.
  • TalraekkTalraekk Member UncommonPosts: 297
    While I agree in a mental 'progressive' term. But if you are only there for the end game, why play anyway (at least until final patches). While it doesn't validate current content, for the most part, playing to play, and doing ANY content is still forward momentum on any character/realm. I find myself doing some current content, and attempting to bring alts up to main content/full blown.. trying to make them my main. Not doing new content doesn't make old content bad. I'd rather have a reason to do new content, while also, questing, searching, and finding.. new things I don't have unlocked.
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