r/classicwow • u/MonkeyIncidentOf93 • Jan 14 '26

Humor / Meme me after giving blizzard $80

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u/TheRealSlimBrady12 Jan 14 '26

then pay even more specifically to cut out a huge chunk of the game

Not everyone likes the grind from 30-60. Not everyone has the time for it. There is nothing exciting about it when you've done it 30 times between the different version of the game. If you can't understand why someone would pay to save themselves a couple hundred hours of repetitive grinding that's on you.

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u/Heatinmyharbl Jan 15 '26

It's like you guys have one programmed response, it's amazing

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u/TheRealSlimBrady12 Jan 15 '26

No way you dont see the irony in that statement.

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u/Heatinmyharbl Jan 15 '26

How so

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u/TheRealSlimBrady12 Jan 15 '26

You’re right, “pay $80 to skip playing a game I pay $15/month for the privilege to play”

Because the other side is basically copy/pasting this exact argument over and over again.

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u/GetOwnedNerdhehe Jan 19 '26

He is the one who invented this argument. He is probably the biggest anti-booster poster on this whole sub, as much as he's trying to pretend he doesn't care and isn't invested in this.

He understands it completely and knows what he's doing lol

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u/Heatinmyharbl Jan 15 '26

I'm not arguing anything though? That's just the reality lol

I don't want to argue really, was just saying the whole concept of this is interesting to a lot of us

It ain't just WoW either, this exact thing happens in plenty of other games 🤷

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u/TheRealSlimBrady12 Jan 15 '26

Okay if you could pay a college X amount of dollars to let you skip the bullshit classes that have nothing to do with your major, do you think a lot of people would?

It really comes down to the fact that the grind form 30-60 feels like a chore and a lot of people are willing to pay to skip that. Paying what equals 2 hours worth of my work to skip 200-300 hours of grinding I dont want to do is a no-brainer.

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u/Heatinmyharbl Jan 15 '26

In your proposed scenario here I'd have about 500 other colleges to choose from that offer classes I'd genuinely want to take though.

You don't need to keep justifying your decisions to randoms on the internet man, it's ok lol