WoW Schedules Raid Testing for FFXIV Endwalker Launch | Desperate & Bad for the Game



World of Warcraft is now strategically scheduling their raid tests in an attempt to disrupt FFXIV Endwalker, and it’s sad, desperate, pathetic and ultimately bad for the game.

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45 thoughts on “WoW Schedules Raid Testing for FFXIV Endwalker Launch | Desperate & Bad for the Game”

  1. So now WoW needs to take FF14 dates into account? I mean, each company schedules its dates according to its own interests. Complaining 'cause a company decided to do something on the same date that your favorite game releases new content sounds like whiny behavior.

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  2. you are fucking right! and for that you have a sub! (even if im not even finished storm blood nor boruth end walker (money issues) but as soon i can you bet your ass i will be there! wow is on 4th im my priority list, halo and FFXIV are 1st and 2nd!

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  3. Why is PTR still a thing? Endwalker launched with no bugs at all. Why should a simple code like a raid need to be public tested?

    Are they really that incompetent? As to have to make PTR an event for wow players?
    And wow players condone this?

    They mustve their head in their ass.

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  4. they are just being helpful, you can raid test WoW bosses while waiting in queue to log into Endwalker 😛 and yes, the queue is hours long, unless you play during the night or morning

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  5. how Blizzard see this: "We will get you players back! Just you see, we will beat that Japanese Furry Game! we are the bigger game"
    how Reality sees this: FFXIV has at least twice as much the active player base than WOW+WOW classic and is continuing to grow while WOW continues to shrink
    How Square Enix sees this: "So moving Yoshi P to FFXIV sure paid out! FFXVI gunna buy us some vacations to the bahamas!"
    How the players see this: "Yoshi P doesn't just listen, he interacts with us through streamers and keeps us informed, he truly cares about this game! Unlike that sexual harassment corporation!"

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  6. Bellular be like: "C'mon guys, this is surely just because they are limited on time and need to crank it out!"

    Say what you will but Bellular still on the mental level keeps making excuses for Blizzard.
    You can remove the game from the coper but you can never remove the cope from the gamer.

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  7. wow releasing content at the same time as final fantasy isnt that bad, while youre in queue for final fantasy you can finish the entirety of what wow has to offer with a new patch.

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  8. Commentary from Bellular games suggested this was all coincidence up until marketing. Id beleive that if developments were running parallel to one another and both were on the up and up.

    But that's clearly not the case with blizzard the last few years. And while I know theyre competing businesses, there's a proper way to compete and be a good sport and competitor. And then there's the scummy version where you try all the worst tactics to undermine your competitor.

    Sometimes it works, sometimes not. Thankfully this seems to be the latter.

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  9. There are 2 option…they either knew and failed like clowns..or they actually didnt know , which would make them look like clowns again cuz they are ignoring their biggest rivals release dates

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  10. I love that wow tards will still say shit like, “blizzard doesn’t plan for contest releases when competitors launch their products! That would be absurd it just ‘happens’”

    So endwalker release date is announced and they put up mage tower time walking.

    Endwalker release delayed..

    New date comes up hey guys look at our PTR RAID content!

    Blizz is scum of the earth

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  11. Well, if that was their thinking, it was very poor thinking. The best way to damage EW would have been to actually let them focus on it and the queue and server situations, wait for that to just start to abate then send out the word for testing. This would give those players of both the maximum negative impression of EW as at this point, while also splitting interest at the point where players could reliably get into FFXIV, trying to weaken that interest the most. There is no real winning in direct competition for WoW in this fight. They should have played to EW's weakness which is the overloaded servers. If the WoW devs truly intended it, they are playing with an old playbook where they were the top dog by far. Now the situation has sharply changed, and they are at best still tops but barely and in sharp decline up against a very close 2nd best who is on a sharp rise. At worse, they may already be behind FFXIV and they may be the 2nd stringer. You have to play a complete different marketing game in that situation. A PTR of a patch is not even an option against a major expansion release.

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  12. It’s funny how Blizzard still think they’ve got anything on FFXIV. FFXIV is in another solar system as far as WoW is concerned.
    Anyone who is still playing WoW, after everything that had happened, deserve to miss out on FFXIV Endwalker.

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  13. Blizzard is so deluded they think if they dangle some crap new content all the people who left for FF14 are gonna "be OMG WoW dropped new content" and throw down everything to stampede back. They need to realize the vast majority who left are finally done, sure some copium addicts have been waiting for slightest WoW content to jump on and convince themselves its good but it a lot less then they think it will be

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  14. If Blizzard thought I'd go back to them while waiting on Endwalker's queue times, then they clearly don't think Guild Wars 2 or ESO are viable competitors with their franchise.

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