BLIZZARD RESPONDS - BLUE POST

[Docholy]

Official "Fuck off, you plebs!" from J. Allen "The Cunt" Brack

Indeed!

[Fitzgerald]

God the people who still play retail are such salty fuckers.

Look at them whine and bitch in the comment section, they are so afraid to lose the remaining 15 players.

Fuck Pristine Servers, WE WANT LEGACY. L E G A C Y.

[Syphonize]

Are we really getting there? This just seemed like a very polite "No" to me, unless I'm being more jaded than I should.

[Beasty]

Are we really getting there? This just seemed like a very polite "No" to me, unless I'm being more jaded than I should.

Yea feels the same way to me. If they won't change their minds after the uproar caused by nostalrius closure I'm pretty sure they won't in the foreseeable future either. Never say never though

[Mryul]

Don't let Blizzard change the attention to a small improvement of Legion. We want Vanilla servers! Stay firm!

[theunknowing]

Atleast they have finally said something.

[Beasty]

Don't let Blizzard change the attention to a small improvement of Legion. We want Vanilla servers! Stay firm!

Agreed

[Docholy]

Did no one else see them trolling, beyond having Brack make the statement. For instance. Pristine servers? I found that abhorrent and if anything just a way to tell the plebs to hate legacy servers.

Brack "Oh you want vanilla do you? Well I don't know if out wow community wants to remove: Transmog, LFG, LFR, Battlenet, Transfers, and all the other goodies we put in for the casuals. Isn't that right retail sucker...I mean players! They want to take your game away from you! Kill the legacy servers!"

[Soulxlock]

The only good thing about this is (apart from getting a response in the first place) that they are still in contact with the Nostalrius developers. Something good may come out of this. They might fear that Nostalrius will release their core to the public and many private servers would utilize it.

[r00ty]

I wrote quite a detailed response. But cloudflare decided to destroy it.

So, you'll just have to take my word that it was profound and meaningful.