Try again in the winter

Perhaps to group up with other bots, or leech off pursuit growth and classic wow gold mob tags from folks who (they assume) don't understand any better? Though, yeah, I am slightly suspicious that it also seemingly auto-accepted the rally (you're supposed to find a confirmation prompt), and somehow the person who had been running the bot also never realized their ranking was getting tanked.

On the one hand, with played Vanilla until it became WOW Classic, I must laugh in the bot scourge. Bots were a scourge back then, too, but my nostalgia demands I assert it was since Blizzard was underfunded, as it'd just been a year or 2 since the launching of WoW and their most profitable years were still ahead of them. I've fond memories of the neighborhood bot threads on pvp servers, where ally and horde goes to report individuals they saw botting so as to put hits on these people the other faction would gleefully take. Really, the very first cross-faction cooperation to ever happen on pvp servers was that the communal effort to fuck over bots. So, really, it is the WOW Classic encounter to need to manage botting.

However, on the other hand, it stinks that they refuse to answer that properly now that they have the resources, experience, and cash to fund the measures to block the bots. Also, with bots having shown they were so profitable on live, it's obvious that botting in WOW Classic would likewise be an issue. So it's disgraceful that they'd even consider letting it get so bad.

Honestly, a part of me always felt, in retrospect, WOW Classic would end up being a clear money grab by a depraved firm with zero maintenance for the customer experience, however I had hope that they would somehow do it correctly. But no, they are doing nothing to stop the many different things which are plaguing it. Probably hiding behind the defense of"#no varies" while they do that, too.

Entertaining stuff. The N'Zoth growth was so dull --just endless grinding and lore that made no sense to me, along with my attempts to catch up to the lore by studying online only caused me increasingly confounded. So I finally quit playing. It is a shame, because parts of WOW Classic were very enjoyable and well executed, but it seems the expansion packs just get worse and worse. I suppose it is hard to keep creative energy for 20 years around the exact same universe, particularly when you have to focus the narrative on tensions and increased bets for gameplay, but Blizzard has done a dreadful job of it IMO.

Try again in the winter. There is a completely new growth (not just a patch like Visions of N'zoth) coming out that might be a lot better. Battle For Azeroth was a huge bumblefuck. Blizzard realized way too late in the development cycle that the Azerite equipment system was poor and basically put WOW Classic on life support for the majority of the expansion to work on Rise of Azshara and Visions of N'zoth. Problem was, those stains had nothing to build off of.

So far, the changes it's bringing are huge, it is introducing a few really promising new elements, and also the Covenants that are likely to be the next"thing" after Azerite is evidently nothing similar to it. Time will tell if it'll be a massive improvement over BFA, but I typically encourage individuals to keep an open mind. Just in general. Blizzard appears to be scrambling to track right after the tragedy that has been the past couple of buy classic gold wow decades. Getting cynical all the time and supposing the worst does not really improve your life at all.