John Hight: I think the learnings for us is that we have a game that is enjoyed 17 years on people's PCs.
Do you follow this course in the upcoming patches? And where would you draw the line because removing obviously sexist content is one thing but cutting down characters like Maximilian of Northshire, which seems at least to me, like an obvious parody is a completely other thing. This highlights the reasoning for some changes, not all of which were removals, such as the addition of male variants in Karazhan.īuffed: Another point regarding the rough times lead to the removing of many things from the game. The gaming community includes a wide range of differing player opinions and perspectives, which developers are making an effort to hear and create a place where everyone can play together without prejudice. Over the course of the interview, Hight points out that unlike many other forms of entertainment, ongoing games can be changed to adhere to values which have evolved over the course of nearly 17 years of World of Warcraft development. and making sure that there's a number of those that are also being addressed in 9.2.
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And if we weren't able to address it immediately, you know, maybe it requires a more significant update than we can do in just a simple hotfix. And we're flagging those independently so that we can say, hey, regardless of whether we consider this an A level "oh my gosh, gotta fix this issue", or it's going to interrupt people's progress in the game, we do recognize that this is an issue that the community reported and so that's carrying a specific weight with us. One of the things that we've done is we've started, well not started but we're being more diligent about looking at things that are reported in the community, whether it's a bug or a feature that they're not happy with. we certainly wanted to make sure that we prioritize things that players are going to enjoy. Regardless of whether you're a high end Raider or into arena PvP or, or just somebody likes to go in and fish and chat with your community. And so we want to make sure that we're listening to that broad spectrum of players that we're giving fun, cool things to do. There's something in there for everyone, you know, and we recognize that. WoW is literally the Swiss Army knife of games. John Hight: I think philosophically, it's we recognize that we have a very broad spectrum of players. So where there things you have more or less changed in the short term of the developing?
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Did that have any impact for the development of patch 9.2. And as Ion said in an interview, your no more sticking strictly to the pillars that former developers have established in the game. You want to listen more to the community. Buffed: Blizzard has been through rough times this summer, and kind of changed the company course a little bit.
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