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Classic represents a different design philosophy. One that still appeals today. It has nothing to do with nostalgia. Or games like Project Gorgon wouldn't be so
by HauntingPin 7mo ago
Classic represents a different design philosophy. One that still appeals today. It has nothing to do with nostalgia. Or games like Project Gorgon wouldn't be so appealing to people.
- JackSlateur 7mo agoSo we are back to what I said earlier :p People do not want "classic": people want a "good" game that has some specific characteristics
- john_strinlai 7mo ago>People do not want "classic": people want a "good" game that has some specific characteristics as long as those "specific characteristics" are literally and exactly what classic wow is, sure.
- bigstrat2003 7mo agoKinda. I think people want "classic WoW" because they aren't able to articulate what, exactly, would need to change with WoW to make them happy again. But they can pretty easily paint to the old version and say "I liked that, bring that back". I think it's plausible that you could (with time and effort) design something that isn't the same as classic WoW while keeping the players happy.
- john_strinlai 7mo ago>I think it's plausible that you could (with time and effort) design something that isn't the same as classic WoW while keeping the players happy. blizzard tried to do this with the retail version for literal years while people kept saying "please, i just want classic wow." now, if you mean that it is plausible that those same people would play a different non-wow mmorpg that shared some aspects of classic wow, sure. but that is drifting pretty far from my original point.
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- ikr678 7mo agoThey wanted _classic_. There was an active vanilla underground private server scene. Those players all went back to Blizzard when Classic dropped.