I doubt they'll do anything like that. The game is still doing far better than any MMO ever dreamed in the sub department, and any form of F2P mode causes too much backlash.
The most I see them doing is extending trials, like everything up to the current expansion being free.
Only horde has BG queue problems, though. Alliance BG queues pop instantly, while horde queues take like 10~20 minutes. That's because Alliance loses 90% of the time unless it's AV where the reverse happens, so most allies just do AV over and over until they are done farming honor for the honor pvp set. I don't think freeloaders will help this in any way, they might only make it worse.It'll be something that maybe limits you to five man dungeons or battlegrounds (since they desperately need more people in the queue) or something like that.
Best part of the game was leveling through vanilla, doing dungeons and PVPing in STV while leveling. Lost a lot of interest when I hit level cap. Battlegrounds were fun for a while but I could never really get into raiding, even though I was in an active guild.Yeah but anything below the level cap is just a big trial on wow, I would only consider "F2P" if people can play for free at whatever is the current maximum. Playing up to 20 or up to max-1 is the same thing, you don't really get to experience the actual game.
Are they really? They just improved the scroll of resurrection recently, you can now choose from a bunch of different rewards instead of only the zebra, I don't see why they would get rid of it.And they're also going to discontinue the Scroll of Resurrection because hey, now they can monetize it instead. And the community is just bending over for ramming speed invasion of the colon.
Because it really isn't a big deal, nobody sane is going to pay $60 for a level boost, considering how fast it is to level nowadays.I checked the WoW forums and people were coming out in droves defending this.
Best part of the game was leveling through vanilla, doing dungeons and PVPing in STV while leveling. Lost a lot of interest when I hit level cap. Battlegrounds were fun for a while but I could never really get into raiding, even though I was in an active guild.Yeah but anything below the level cap is just a big trial on wow, I would only consider "F2P" if people can play for free at whatever is the current maximum. Playing up to 20 or up to max-1 is the same thing, you don't really get to experience the actual game.
60 fucking dollars?!? Its almost like Blizzard made levelling as boring as humanly possible in preparation for this.
Quotes and links please.I checked the WoW forums and people were coming out in droves defending this.
RAF someone and do Dungeon Finder. One TBC dungeon = 2 levels.Figured they wouldn't make it too cheap. Was expecting $30-40 though, not $60. It is nice to skip the levelling process for an alt after you've done it 3 or 4 times, shame you can't skip an expansion - I'd skip TBC' and Cata's zones for sure.