I think they tried way too hard to appeal to the hardcore crowd to succeed as an MMO in the long term.
Wildstar strangely enough was maybe the primary factor for limit forming. A lot of us connected in that game in SoO farm and led to the initial creation half way through WoD. Was a good idea just hard to succeed as an MMO. Also 40 mans.
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Is 40man a good or a bad idea for mmos you implying? Curious on your input here
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Wildstar should have been the final nail in the never ending debate about how "hard core gaming" still has a place in the current gaming space. There are still hangers on that insist it does yet the market has repeatedly shown it does not.
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A far bigger problem was the prog path being 20>40, which BC had already shown was a pain for guilds. It didn't help that crafted gear focusing entirely on primary stat was far superior to any dungeon/raiding item for months, or that they launched with only 4 5 mans.
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A lot of people say 40 mans were a good thing for the game, but I always say it was one of its downsides. Also, that attunement...
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