It's not about being attached to the 20. It's just that I can imagine these guys sitting in silence somewhere hidden in Azeroth, spamming dungeons and all of that in order to gear up faster and maybe smash some 20s in a couple of days, while writing stuff like
"You guys don't want competitive games, that's what it is" on the forum to maybe convince some 20s left that they stand a chance.
But it does feel like there’s a massive attachment to the “20s or bust” mentality with the vocal f2p proponents.
I mentioned the other day about adapting to the recent changes and how that’s on us to keep the only low-level twink bracket alive. I wasn’t saying that to bait 20s into getting crushed by 29s. And I didn’t realize people would take such a victimy interpretation.
I meant that if we want low-level instanced twink pvp to survive in the near and possibly distant future, then we need to adapt to what Bliz does. That’s just a reality.
Which, best case scenario, means that people suck it up and focus their ftp chars on satisfying achievement hunting/PvE goals while pvping with 25/27/29s to keep things competitive. Most f2p players have side subbed accounts anyway, right?
If enough people accepted this and adapted, then the bracket could work and BGs could keep rolling, potentially for the long term.
I get it that some f2ps just don’t want to bother. If you are truly attached to f2p and just want to vent frustrations about Bliz’s changes and the apparently terrible people that are willing to adapt to them, then go for it.
But if you are flexible and truly care more about enjoying low-level pvp than your attachment to f2p vanity, then why not just use your side subbed account(s) and play some 25/27/29s to help keep the bracket alive?
Yes, burst is bigger than the already janky bracket we just had. And the OP classes will come out even stronger. But it’s still the only option we have in front of us, and it’s not *that* bad in comparison. For one, we have more kitted and viable specs to play around with now than we did at 20.
Everyone was excited for new talents and changes in DF anyway. And it looks like the OP classes were set to stay OP, regardless.
In the end, I don’t get why people cling so strongly to bitching about and resisting something we can’t change. Especially when it revolves around attacks focused on tearing down the people who are open to adaptation.
It’s pretty gross to see shit written like “everyone who plays a 29 is a bad person” and “29s only play to dominate 20s”.
Get over yourself, realize that f2p is not the center of the universe (especially to bliz), and accept that working with these abrupt and unfortunate changes in an effort to keep pvp alive isn’t some terribly shame worthy thing. People just want to carry on and BG.