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Main villain looks really awesome

Connected realms / Cross-server Zones (CRZ) was Blizzard's WoW anti server merge tech. Nowadays MMO market wise, announcing server merges is like closing Starbucks franchises or relocating company employees, there's no way you can spin it on a positive way. It's a "previous generation" curse...

Between layersharding, leeway, spell batching and some classes having 80+ bugs right now, Classic has the potential to be the best thing Blizzard ever did to bring back players to BFA.

They said they'll remove "layering", semantics aside there's definitely gonna be a "connected realms" sharding tech at some point, especially when past the release hype train trend. We all know server merging is a taboo and no one wants to play on that "past release" dead server.

It's always the same thing, people went through most of WoW easily accessible content, want more easily accessible content to discover and don't care about anything else. It's 2019, you're not bound for life to any MMO, just play whatever you want, the whole refugee thing is just a gimmick for...

There will be slanting eyes people, "colonists" and supernatural beings. It's quite on par with season 1.

Layering / sharding will never leave, they've already said they won't split Classic realms per language and layersharding will be around to keep low pop servers alive once the release population rush dries up.

I loved it a lot, but its pacing is veeeeeeery slow and it's not your typical TV show you can binge episodes back to back. Some scenes were really awesome and the cinematography was top notch. I wouldn't recommand this TV show to anyone though haha because while I'm a big fan of Refn's work and...

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I think Tennant was very good in his character. The show wasn't horrible, there were fun times with Jon Hamm but I think the show lacked depth and character development.

Saying this show is too jewish / full of SJW propaganda is like saying Mad Men is mysoginist and full of cliches. Also Rachel Brosnahan tits are glorious.

As fanservice goes, this was very good. We got awesome dialogues, cast and production (minus the CGI train). But most of all, we got closure. It also reminded us Deadwood was so far ahead of its time 15 years ago during the HBO golden age. Character driven story, top notch writing, stellar...