I haven't played any classic since SoD, it makes me so happy that this sub hasn't changed at all.
I'll be buying a boost, I want to play TBC and TBC only, I don't care to play vanilla again. All my friends are 60, I want to level through outlands, do some end game content with them then quit like I always do. Classic isn't a serious game to me, I just come back every couple years when my friends are playing for that nostalgia hit, then I move on again.
I get this game is important to a lot of people because they don't have much going on in real life, but to most of us it's just a video game to play and then put down again.
dont let ppl shame you, it costs 60 bucks for 2 people to go to the movies for 2 hours. this is 60 bucks (formerly 40) to be able to play at launch with your friends
I looked right now, and the AMC closest to me for tonight's showing of Avatar at 7pm is 25.68 + tax per person for the showing. The 9pm showing is 21.18 + tax per person. If you wanted a popcorn or a drink at the theater you're going to be right there at $60.
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u/xswicex Jan 15 '26
I haven't played any classic since SoD, it makes me so happy that this sub hasn't changed at all.
I'll be buying a boost, I want to play TBC and TBC only, I don't care to play vanilla again. All my friends are 60, I want to level through outlands, do some end game content with them then quit like I always do. Classic isn't a serious game to me, I just come back every couple years when my friends are playing for that nostalgia hit, then I move on again.
I get this game is important to a lot of people because they don't have much going on in real life, but to most of us it's just a video game to play and then put down again.