🚨 WoW FOREVER could be the best version of Classic WoW ever made… or repeat its biggest endgame mistake. The problem? RAIDLOGGING. How do we keep Azeroth alive WITHOUT turning it into Retail? I came up with 8 ideas for PvE, PvP & endgame progression that preserve the Vanilla spirit. ⚔️ No daily chores. No endless power grind. No Retailification. Just MORE reasons to log in, explore, fight, and play together. Which ideas would you support? Which would you reject? What would YOU add? More in depth information in the thread👇 #WoWForever #WoWClassic

⚔️ I think WoW Forever has a chance to be something really special, but there’s one thing I’m worried about. What happens 6 months after launch when everyone’s cleared the raids, gotten their gear, and starts logging in for 3 hours a week? I came up with 8 ideas that I think could help prevent that. Before anyone says “just play Retail,” that’s not what I’m asking for. I don’t want daily chores, endless power grinds, or systems that make raiding obsolete. I want Classic to stay Classic. I just want Azeroth to have more going on once you’re level 60. Here’s what I’d change, how each system would work, and why none of it needs to be mandatory. Curious what everyone thinks, especially people who’ve played Classic for years. 🧵 #WoWForever #WoWClassic

One thing I really want to emphasize before people dismiss these ideas as “Retail.” NONE of these systems should be mandatory. You should be able to log in twice a week, raid with your guild, and be just as competitive as someone playing every single day. No daily or weekly chores. No borrowed power. No mandatory reputation grinds. No special gear you need before entering the next raid. The rewards should primarily be cosmetic, social, profession-related or offer utility outside raiding. I don’t want a system where you’re punished for taking a week off. And I definitely don’t want new content making old raids, dungeons or existing gear obsolete. The whole point is to give players who WANT to spend more time in Azeroth something meaningful to do. If you enjoy raidlogging, that’s completely fine. You shouldn’t be forced to change how you play. But if you want to log in on a Thursday night and find something worth doing with your friends, there should be options. MORE content shouldn’t mean MORE obligations.

Defect, the Kendrick Perkins of Valorant