TBC release statement

[nDxMayy]

Our beloved and highly respected Warmane team, please launch the PTR for us on October 1st. With love, from all the players.

U mean prepatch right? We have the PTR already ;)

[veshextra]

Our beloved and highly respected Warmane team, please launch the PTR for us on October 1st. With love, from all the players.

PTR is up and running for a while

[andruxz]

Hello is there gonna be a arena PTR period to test pvp ?

[vlahoo]

Wasn't there supose to be information update today ?

[nDxMayy]

Wasn't there supose to be information update today ?

Tomorrow we should be getting an official update

[abiggmeechz]

Where did u get that about the official update?

[nDxMayy]

Tomorrow we should be getting an official update

Just trust me bro

[Dyana]

Just trust me bro

I beg you in the name of the Lich King, WM staff, don't let its credibility and moral integrity be destroyed. He has a wife and children to feed... :D

[KeRRiGaN68]

Just trust me bro

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[domfire]

https://ibb.co/Nt5Z0Mf

[Vandershield]

Which would you prefer? A timeline that ends up being inaccurate and you get bummed because it doesn't arrive when initially expected, or just be patient for a bit and wait for us to put out a timeline we're confident in?

Since you asked, I'd prefer that information be released early and often. You could say today "There is another 4-6 weeks of estimated work, with a target release date by the end of November, or early December. Prepatch will go live two weeks before TBC launch, with exact dates coming later." Then another update at the end of October could announce the actual launch dates OR "We need another 2 weeks of polish, launch will be mid-December."

There is a huge portion of your player base that wants TBC to be polished before launch. Please don't launch before it is ready to meet some arbitrary date on the calendar.

[Obnoxious]

"rhe·tor·i·cal ques·tion

noun: rhetorical question; plural noun: rhetorical questions
a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer."

[Silleen]

"rhe·tor·i·cal ques·tion

noun: rhetorical question; plural noun: rhetorical questions
a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer."

Do you even like Warmanes Community? Truly living up to your name. WP

[Obnoxious]

Do you even like Warmanes Community? Truly living up to your name. WP

Show me on the doll where did my post touch you.

[Silleen]

I've literally never seen a comment from you that actually had any sort of information or answer to the community. Is it your job to just push people down and correct them in the most obnoxious ways? I'm just curious :)