The boost can be a problem as botters will likely take advantage of it, which WOW TBC Classic Gold can cause more problems for bots. If bots could be controlled, the boost wouldn't be a problem. Five of my friends are coming to classic, as we all love tbc and they are only joining because they are able to increase their level beyond the vanilla levelling content.

Our characters are already in Classic. They don't want sitting around while people visit TBC. All characters will be copied prior launch. If you choose TBC then they'll change the "active" bit on the TBC database to true, and the "active" part on the Classic database to false. After that, you'll pay them $35 to flip the Classic bit back.

Idk the reason, but for Asmongold specifically, it's his main source of income. Even he's admitted that there is no market for his capabilities. Some people I can understand to some extent, but especially when it comes to purchasing these micro macro transactions. While we do not agree with ActiBlizz's direction, many players still prefer to play TBC.

Yes, that is the case. I think buying the boost is a bad idea and sets dangerous precedents. I'm in agreement that you should not use microtransactions. He does it in retail. I'm not completely up-to-date on his opinions though. I don't really watch his videos often, or any other streamer, except for the odd youtube video.

There isn't a thing as WoW. It's entirely a decision you choose to make which isn't a basic need. You might say entertainment is an essential need however, you could easily locate other types of entertainment without having to invest in a small company. There is no way to get out of society.

While you may make excellent points however, you're actually arguing with the people around you. I've yet find the person who examines their own lives and declares "this house is spotless, my job is perfect, my car is perfect, my friends are all perfect, the price of everything I purchase is perfect," and so on. There is always a little imperfection in every aspect of life. It's completely normal to be critical of something and utilize it. It's only when something is hypocritical that it crosses the line into being trashy and unworthy of your attention. It's a sad state of affairs.

While I am laughing at times, I think pricing is flawed today because it takes into account the cost of production. Nestle's production of bottled drinking water is a prime example. Nestle is required to pay $500 per million litres of groundwater they pump out of buy Burning Crusade Classic Gold Ontario. It's about 1/20th cents per litre, which typically fills 2 bottles.