A Cat Sized meaning of life

So, in WoW druids have a talent that gives them a certain flat stat bonus as long as they stay in a shapeshifting form, and in the new patch they got a new talent that allows that stat bonus to linger after shifting out. It seems like there are people, who speculate that it's a DPS gain to shapeshift in and out of forms rotationally, which yeah, sucks, but some players are ALREADY asking the devs to delete this new talent? Instead of you know, be a reasonable person and say "this sucks and it doesn't worth it"... We often call WoW devs the "fun-police", and it's not unwarranted, but the reality is, this community doesn't need a "fun-police". Players do this to themselves for free - and unfortunately, to other players too...

If it were any other game, I'd say the guy who says "I'm better than all of you shitty PvE fans beacuse I have keybinds, and muscle memory" would be just trolling but it was about WoW, so I'm 99% sure this was meant to be serious....

I know every gaming community can be a mess in its own right, but I still believe only a WoW player could call actual foxes "furry sh*t"...

I can't believe I finally get to meet the Grineer Queens and free Teshin from the control of the Kuva Scepter in World of Warcraft...

It took me three years, but I finally downloaded Heart of the Forest, the Werewolf adventure game, and I really loved it, it's an amazing WoD experience, at times I could only watch helpless as the consequences of my actions played out on the screen - a typical Werewolf experience. The format really works for a WoD game, and - at least in my playthrough - I really felt like the creators really hit that tone that most Werewolf fan plays the original TTRPG for.

WoW community kinda hit a new lowpoint these past few weeks: in a season where +25-26 keys (less than 1% of the playerbase) seem possible with the widest range of specs in a long time, suddenly the balance is the worst it's ever been because all the groups who did +30-s, use the same (undeniably dummy strong) team comp. Which then turns into an acutal problem - this is WoW after all, where you can get declined from basic content for playing certain classes (no, really), because no one understand the concept of viability, or doesn't even get what balance means in a real existing game.... Then Blizzard just started monetizing the Trading Post, and some people are like "uhm, actually, why are you mad at microtrasactions in 2023" and somehow these two groups of people have a huge overlap, and it's so inherently weird, that we have a studio where a serial abuser of women had a character turn into a fascist off screen because she was a key character in an xpac where his fav died (not to mention Sylvanas...) but somehow the playerbase manages to make this whole thing so much worse... Rant over.

"bUt DpS rAciaLs BaLaNCe!" It's doubly fun, considering that high-end Alliance raiding almost died out because after mythic Kil'Jaeden everybody wanted access to the goblin rocket-jump racial, you know, a not DPS ability...

Not only there are people vehemently defending a time-travelling quest where we enable the forced breeding of a woman, others join these threads to say that the community just singled out a problematic issue while ignoring everything else wrong with WoW just to derail any conversation about the topic, no that's not enough: turns out a month ago a WoW content creator got so mad about some tweets that he made a 1.5 hour(!) long video about how lore nerds and roleplayers are woke groomers who wage an internet war on PvP fans. How's your gaming community doing these days?