Thank you massive multiboxers that farmed gold

[wowairborne]

I never saw a real difference myself. I mean between what I saw in other expansions and BFA when it came to hyperspawn farming. I think WoD had the same and that was 7 years ago.

The constant here if there is one is that the company sucks worse every year. Morhaime is gone and with that comes a lot of unsavory decisions made by people who think too highly of themselves. It was only a matter of time as their corporate machine kicked into high gear that they would start betraying their core audience. What the normies don't understand is post-pandemic the fairweather fans are gone. What's going to be left are the hardcore audience and that number is now remarkably smaller after this. I will laugh and probably cry simultaneously if a year or two from now they start issuing pleas for us to sign back up. Fuck them.

You win by checking out. Seriously multiboxing may be dead but there are a lot of really great games out there that you probably never noticed because you were glued to WoW.

I started playing wow during MoP and quit mid way WoD. MoP was full of mid to mass wpvp multiboxers, I did 40 at the end of mop and the start of wod. WPVP only. Never farmed gold, i don't even remember what i did to get gold. I just came back on Nov 1st for shadowlands, i waited till i could buy shadowlands without buying BFA first. I was enjoying the new leveling system, got to level 42-43. At end of MOP and start of WOD me and preparedwow was the only two 40 boxers playing. There was a streamer named peach he farmed gold with like 10 druids. After i quit and heard they basiclly killed wpvp with no follow during combat, war mode and removed pvp servers during legion/bfa. I was very disappointed, no reason to mass multibox anymore. But something happen when all these gold farmers came up doing 5-20 accounts then you have those two streamers that did over 60 accounts. When i heard that i knew it was instantly bad news. Blizzard will die with their young new customers they are hiring.