So Blizzard just announced the actual release date of BfA (August 14, 2018).
They also just added Legion to BfA for the same price as BfA alone.
Pre-patch will likely hit 1 month before that with PTR testing a month before that. So BfA is essentially going to be done by June. This is perhaps the fastest release of an expansion for Blizzard ever.
Assuming they can keep that date.
I question the depth of this expansion given it's short turn around.
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Doesn't surprise me that they've started selling B4A in place of Legion right now. Not only does it increase their sales numbers for the expansion, but it keeps players coming back through at least the launch of the expansion because they've already brought it, and will want to see what it offers when it launches.
It's an ingenious move.
MMORPGs started bundling expansions this way over a decade ago (Remember the WoW Battle Chest, etc.)?
Lets see your Battle Stations /r/battlestations
Battle Station
I've only actually regretted it for 3 of the expansions.
Cataclysm released I played that and that was it....
Then I actually stopped until legion released...
Played that for 2 months and now that is definately it.
It's just the same game as TBC but dumbed down and made easier each expansion
I think I'm going to try FFXIV for another month or two and see if that sticks, with a smattering of GW2: HoT on the side to see if I ever get through these HoT zones/finish up my elite spec (will not buy PoFire until at least that is done, as I'm liable to quit and waste the money) and eventually use that for PvP cause ESO content packs are too damn expensive [at this point] and I don't want two subscriptions... so I uninstalled that, too.
I've tended to return every 2-3 expansions to try to get into it, but usually can't last more than a couple of months. Honestly, I can probably do with something a bit more casual, because I'm feeling like it's not possible for a game to hold my attention the way these used to over a decade ago. I WANT it to, but I don't actually think this can work anymore.