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The same thing you did in Vanilla? Given that the whole premise of Classic is that people liked Classic more than the evolution of it, then you'd try to stick closer to the gameplay. Each side ends up WTFpwning the big bads on their own. Every time. So, meh. Or you can go further, and embrace...

India will not be the next country to land on the moon: https://spacenews.com/indias-moon-landing-attempt-ends-in-communication-loss/

Don't remember if I ever posted it, but the way I'd have done is that Classic 2.0 would be "The Shores of Northrend". You keep everything Vanilla-styled: you keep skill trees (just add dual spec switches), you keep skills, you retain +% stats rather than shit "ratings", etc, etc. The whole...

Frankly? No. The most obvious idea you can get once you have "You think you do but you don't" mindset is that you won't touch ANYTHING for fear of breaking the gold-painted egg. So you will have the hinted at Classic Trilogy™ of Vanilla, TBC, WotLK exactly as they were released, not one feature...

Sounds like Afkquest.

Depending on how it's implemented, those might be separate items. That is, you get BFA flagged and awarded a 110 boost, which means those with BFA already in would get just the 110.

I think their stats probably show a staggering number of people who didn't resub for BFA and just came back for Classic. "No. Try it. We're sure you'll love our lobby game with random +gooderer rewards and 15 currencies to collect!"

Are they trying to compete with Star Citizen?

You think you do, but you don't.

He's already got the rainbow.

I don't really remember, but the wowhead site has a significant number of horde quests in Azshara for Classic.

It's just that it is not an automatic system. They decide how many layers there are. And they decided they wouldn't allow more layers than X (for whatever X they picked) because if they do, thet will not be able to drop to a single layer ever since the population of the server will remain "too...

You've just described the layering tech they are using RIGHT NOW.

"You think you want more servers, but you don't."

You should have sold Activision Stock, they got a big bump.

Hmmm, normally, alliance isn't PvP flagged in their first zone?

If I remember right, each astronaut in the ISS is subject to the laws of his or her country of origin.

RR estimate it at 2760 paperback pages at the moment. It's supposed to be 3 books overall, but that'd be english-style (the english don't bat an eye when they print 1200-pages doorstops).

If that's 150-200k, then yes, they're down to 1 million subs. The rule of thumb that's always been true in MMO land is 1 prime-time player per 5 total players, except during DLC/expansion launches.

Of course it doesn't. There is no problem that can't be adequately solved with a handful of Premium Gems, on sale at 2345 for 4.99$ at our store or 5678 for 11.99$!!!

The bees in that video work very differently from the forestry ones.

The only real part of #2 & #3 I remember is them playing live-action Galaga when the swarm of machines invade Zion.

Any Marvel character that debuted in a Spiderman Comic is part of the rights package at Sony.

What's really important: it's finally coming to OSX!

It's one of the handful of webnovels I've seen that has even tutorials to convert to epub. I assume that, once the last few chapters (we're in straight in the endgame, there's probably two to five chapters left?) it is going to hit Amazon. Because it's in the top 5% (or higher) of webnovels...

Next one is on the 25th.

At the moment, the only allusion they've made is that they intend Classic to become The Classic Trilogy (aka Vanilla+BC+LK), which appears to be their cut-off point (of course, since you get Cata next). So I'm expecting you to have exactly BC and exactly LK. Including the 2 difficulty levels...

Stumbled upon the shining diamond gem of webnovels: Mother of Learning. (or, in the entirety, "Repetition is the Mother of Learning") It is, basically, Groundhog Day meets High Sorcery Fantasy. The premise is simple: following an incident (involving a vexed Lich necromancer trying to shred a...

One word: Currencies. A currency in your game turns the game into a grind. You can get away with some currencies, like... XP... or gold... because those currencies are earned literally everywhere while playing the game the way you want. But if you have only specific locations for a currency...

The US version hides the beard:

Any suggestions for a theme for singleton?

In my days, it was poopsocking, not diapers!

(slight derail: do not forget the upcoming Event Horizon... TV SERIES)

The solo game need to provide some form of advancement. Typically, a solo player would get crafting components, decent but not too good XP, and mediocre gear. Eventually, you need to improve your character by going outside of solo from time to time, or your level/hour ratio goes down faster than...

You guys were modern! At Nevrax in 2000, we (still) were all about C.

Elidroth will probably chime in, but I doubt there's any significant amount of assembly code in the EQ codebase. It's almost certainly C all the way, except for external tools which probably have an ungodly amount of visual basic in them. But then, there's a reason why C was once nicknamed "The...

The whole point of an escape system is that you use it when things go wrong.

I was expecting to have Classic pull me back to WoW after I shut my subscription down, but as the launch of Classic comes closer and closer, I find myself less and less tempted to resub. I'm still mildly interested in the World of Warcraft, but I think that playing it is now a thing of the past...

Since the regular supply of M20 packs (slowly nearing mastery 30) and quest gold has given me a stock of wildcards, I'm starting to look at budget deck suggestions (5M, 13R wildcards max). However, given the rotation, I'm not crafting any card that goes invalid in october (when the faeries come...