When Is It Enough? The Case for Timegating Content

In recent times, Blizzard has been timegating a plethora of content, leaving many players wondering when it's enough. With the latest announcement of Legion Timewalking, we're left scratching our heads, trying to understand why they're doing this.

Legion Timewalking is scheduled to return in two weeks, with a promise of bringing back Legion M+ and Mage Tower vanity rewards for a limited time. But here's the catch - it will only be available for one week six months later. This begs the question, what's the point of having it on a 6-month rotation? Why can't we simply access this content whenever we want?

One major issue with Legion Timewalking is the pitiful loot rewards. The ilvl is significantly lower than the current content, making it essentially worthless to most players. This has led many to conclude that Blizzard is merely appealing to nostalgia once again.

The recent experience of Legion Timewalking has been underwhelming for many players. With mechanics that are relatively easy to handle, even at a low ilvl, it's clear that the challenge was not the intention. The boss fight in particular can be breezed through with minimal effort, making it feel like a chore rather than an accomplishment.

In conclusion, timegating content may seem appealing on the surface, but it often results in disappointment and frustration for players. With loot rewards that are subpar at best, it's hard to justify the hype surrounding Legion Timewalking. Perhaps Blizzard should take a closer look at what their players want from this feature and make some significant changes before we're left feeling like we've been taken advantage of once again.

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