I gotta come back to this game.

I played this for a bit last year, while it was still in Early Access, and the vibes this game has are just fantastic. The look and music were just right for my tastes, it’s awesome. Gameplay wise, I didn’t find it immediately as addicting as Vampire Survivors, but still good, so I wanted to check back again after the 1.0 release, although I haven’t so far.

And? My comment wasn’t about Blizzard. Them being greedy doesn’t mean other people can’t (supposedly) be greedy as well. As you can read, I was just talking about one specific part of the parent comment.

This was just to give some possible context about part of the first comment, that said this is made by a team that don’t just want your money.

To the devs behind this private server (or maybe just the leadership), this is a business, probably pretty profitable. They’ve been running ads, seemingly made to look like you’re going to play legit WoW. They’ve done this stuff before, (allegedly) exploiting others, stealing donation money, RMT, to make a quick buck themselves, before jumping to the next one.

Dunno about that last part. According to some comments I’ve read, the head of this project has been doing some shady shit for years.

Running their own mount shop in-game, taking other people’s work without permission, selling gold, whatever.

From the article:

While it was never a mere recreation, it expanded significantly over time. Nowadays, Turtle WoW differs from World of Warcraft with features like additional playable races, leveling zones, quests, endgame content, and transmogrification.

I think around the time Blizzard did their Season of Discovery for Classic WoW, I heard a lot of people talk about Turtle WoW and how they want something more like that (Classic+) and not just the old game anymore.

Looking forward to the next final update.

Don’t really agree with the main premise of this video. The solution to the open-world problems of Cyberpunk or any game really isn’t just to remove the open-world. It’s just a different game at that point.

We’re just not at a point yet, where we can make realistic, detailed, open-world environments in games. There’s gonna be some compromise (currently).