Yes, I did stop playing an MMORPG to go play another one. I eventually stopped because I just got tired of it, and wanted instead to go play something else, which was Final Fantasy 14 (FFXIV). The only thing I did whenever I played WoW was to do my weekly Mythic+ with guildies, then join in for our raids.

I did a fair chunk of the new content and then I stopped doing it because I realized I wasn’t bothered enough to continue.

The final patch of BFA did have the Visions of N’Zoth content, which was alright. Both were a waste of time, and everybody is happy that we’re moving on from them. These two were supposed to be the new expansion content, as well as Mythic+ dungeons (a timed version of the hardest dungeons with unique gameplay changes) from the previous expansion. Warfronts, another new piece of content in BFA was also trashed upon launch, serving no purpose other than being an easy way to get one piece of high-level loot for characters per week. Out of three guilds that I played in, only 2 people out an entire crew of over 200 people said they thought Island Expeditions were okay everybody else unanimously were against the entire system. The problem was, you’d have to grind a lot to get to the max necklace level for the strongest buffs. This was the BFA-only resource used to upgrade your special necklace that gave you new powers the more levels got pumped into it. Island Expeditions were a grindy, weekly mini-game that I never had any interest in doing but had to do because it gave substantial amounts of Azerite Power. Some of the main problems in BFA were that a lot of the new content that was added was just flat out boring. Picture of my account showcasing the sad fact that I have played this game too much With Shadowlands being delayed, and the pre-patch event that precedes the expansion also being delayed, I can definitely attest to people being frustrated with Blizzard for BFA as well as a lot of the changes that have been already made in Shadowlands. A lot of changes made to the game were always questionable at best, downright bad at worst. As somebody who has played since Cataclysm, it’s been interesting for the early parts and it was mostly a depressing experience to be playing during the end of BFA. With the overall negative reactions to Battle for Azeroth (BFA), their latest expansion, people are wondering if the next one, Shadowlands, will manage to bring WoW back into the spotlight. Blizzard Entertainment, the creators of World of Warcraft, are at a crucial point in whether or not their game will survive.

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