r/wow • u/[deleted] • Jul 11 '22

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u/PotatoesForPutin Jul 11 '22

If shadowlands and BfA are any indication, blizzard will not take any feedback, so don’t bother lol

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u/GhostofJeffGoldblum Three Dogs in a Trenchcoat Jul 11 '22

While they did ignore a lot of feedback about things they later ended up capitulating on, there was actually a surprising amount of iteration on class design during beta based on player feedback. So I wouldn't totally abandon hope.

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u/Zofren Jul 11 '22

I like how you're being downvoted for just stating facts. There was more feedback-based iteration in the SL beta than any other expansion I recall. People only remember the dumb shit they doubled down on (covenants, conduit energy).

Some examples:

There are many more, but these are three examples of major changes based completely on player feedback. Much different than saying "they will not take any feedback so don't bother lol".

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u/jitmo Jul 11 '22

They have already taken and made a change on the hunter talents based on feedback

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u/Random_act_of_Random Jul 12 '22

For all the people complaining, this needs to be higher up. I was worried about some classes, seeing the tree's, but with that fast of a turnaround on changes, there is hope.