None of my complaints are on this list.

Mary Elizabeth McGlynn is whom you are referring to, I believe. Mimi Woods did the first film.

Did the game slow down during long play sessions or especially during late wartime? Any technical annoyances?

I still think this game should have been F2P.

Doesn’t this happen to a lot of long running series? I would say even the Dark Tower or Wheel of Time series were criticized at the end. They may not be for the same reasons but the fact they all took so long to write could contribute to it all.

At this point I am waiting for more content (not just CTF or deathmatch, etc) or a sale.

How many heroes need a team to take down?

I enjoy reading the comments that are replying to you from 2014.

I always thought of Shenmue as one of the starting points.

Can I stop tanks with my Hawk-err Longbowmen?

wait for the inevitable xpacs first?

EA does the same thing with their games on Origin though.

The PC Gamer article I read talks about base building and battle size compared to DoW1.

The raiding guild I was in totally snubbed a druid (wanted to tank) friend.

If people want a vanilla or BC server, what added on features would you want blizzard to keep? Should they have all classes/races available (DK, monk, draenei etc)? Go back to shaman and paladin as faction specific? Would you want them to redo the old raids with the flex raid size they have now? Or do people just want…

I think there is a logistical nightmare waiting to happen if you try 2 different clients. The wow engine has seen upgrades over the years. They would need an entirely new engine (such as UE 4.xx) and switching everything over would be very expensive.

I haven’t heard about xb1 but demon souls on the ps3 had a huge dupe exploit in it. I have seen a lot of cheating for Diablo 3 on consoles as well. It just seems to be easier to cheat on PC games in general.

They should have let you experience the cards through the game. There is a lot of great storytelling in the cards themselves. There is too much of this game that requires me to go onto a computer to experience more of it.