I'm not a native english speaker, just FYI. And I didn't say your rant was irrelevant. I said it's unintelligible. I also doubt I'd learn the phrases you used in any proper english class.

I also understood, that you don't have to pay for the game. You are still wasting your own time with it and from the sound of it it seems you are a drag on the other players just trying to make a buck on the auction house. So I stand by my recommendation. You really should stop playing.

No, it hasn't. Raids got easier, too.

Actually, that's fine. Really. Some people like to lead but most are content to follow. Yes, to get a team together that works is a challenge in itself. But it can be done and then everyone will have fun.

That's actually quite funny. :)

Even though I don't think adding a new continent to Azeroth really is a problem. It's not like the alliance or the horde have satellites in orbit ...

Also, as I already mentioned somewhere else in this thread, I happen to like the pandaren. :}

They already did. And you are right - 'hardcore' players don't like it.

But you might want to give it another try. Travel distances have been cut down significantly. If you do have to travel a wider distance, you'll get a mount or some other means to speed it up. Quest lines are straight forward and everything is easy, even for a badly equipped character.

Maybe you'll like it. Personally, I think questing it's rather boring now.

You have obviously never played WoW and it shows in your post. You simply don't know what you are talking about.

I also don't understand your quip about payed-for ready-made entertainment. The whole world is full of it. Be it movies, TV shows, commercial music, entertainment parks and what have you. Why would you single out a multiplayer online game?

Then, let me tell you, WoW is not "very, very slowly evolving". It's actually evolving faster than some people would like it to. And no, you don't have to pay for every little addition to the game. There have been Classic, BC, WotLK, Cataclysm and MoP. That's it for more than seven years. And unless you started with Classic, you won't have payed full price for all installments either.

It's also not true that there is almost no feedback from players. In fact, I think one of the problems is, that they are pandering to the player's wishes too much.

I've been playing since classic and your 'explanation' is basically unintelligible.

The only thing I can get from it is that you really should stop playing. It'd be a boon to both yourself and the people who still like the game.

Travel distances in WoW are short these days. You can fly almost everywhere. Even if you can't there's a flight point seemingly around every corner. Spawns are so frequent, that you can actually farm 'rares'; not to mention normal mobs - those will sometimes respawn on top of your feet if you don't move out of the way fast enough. Equipment does not degrade. It get's damaged and you'll have to repair it. But you get more than enough gold to cover the repair costs and you can actually buy mounts with merchants that will do those repairs (it's a single button click to repair everything at once; AND there are add-ons that automate even that).

Time sinks though - those you will find plenty.

I rather like the pandaren. Not sure why some people think they are somehow sillier than, say, gnomes or draenei.

In my opinion they made the game too easy. I remember when I started, every battle was an actual challenge.
Now you just rush through everything. It's almost impossible to die unless you run headlong into a bunch of enemies.
In the past, quest mobs at the end of a quest chain usually were elite mobs, and really tough. Now you don't even notice they are anything special.
Dungeons are especially bad. I'm leveling my monk at the moment, playing a healer, and it's downright boring most of the time. The biggest challenge is to keep close to the tank while he is churning through the mobs.
Now, I like the actual new content. Even the boss fights are rather interesting - or would be if it wasn't for the fact, that you can do it all in LFR where it is possible to ignore most of the mechanics. And when I've already killed the bosses countless times in LFR that makes the normal 10 man raid much less interesting. At least for me.
They also dumbed down some classes so much that it gets annoying. I remember when they banned the first heal bots. Now you can select a heal bot as a spec. Just play a disci priest. You don't even need to target who you want to heal; it's automatic.
I'm also miffed about the changes to the fire mage. I chose that spec because I found it more interesting than the others. More choices to make in a fight. But they really did their best to dumb it down to a similar level as all the other specs with almost no choice what to do at any given moment. Something procs - you need to use it almost instantly.

Still, I don't see anything that could replace WoW for me. So if I decided to stop playing, I'd probably not pick up anything else in it's stead.

Yes. Just like democracy is an awful form of government. Unfortunately still better than all the others that have been tried.

I wouldn't exactly call Japan a third world country ...
(Just search for "Japan Power Lines".)

You missed quite a few.

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They do not (apart from an auto-reply). That's the whole point.

Absolutely.

Try the following: Go to a mall near you and start giving away foul food.

I'll bet you'll get sued your ass off - even though the food was all free.

As a German citizen I'm entitled to everything German law says I am. I don't need any additional justification.

It's the same as human rights: Anyone is entitled to them. You don't need any justification.