I'm very much aware of that and i know also that there was a time in which sonething like that was tried to acomplish on the hive (zT).
Don't get me triggered.

It's pretty easy to discard anyone's opinion based on «you're being emotional». It so happens that emotion is part of life. Go figure, it even plays a role in rational decisions, and it's nothing less than the driving force of human culture. A significant part of morality has to do with your attitude towards others' emotions.
Now, if your telecommunications provider tells you he's delivering a significant improvement to your installation, then suddenly you find yourself without TV or Internet for months on end, you'll be pissed off, and rightly so. It's an emotion, a predictable one, and despite the good intentions of your provider, it's also a
reasonable reaction. Between a service of median quality and no service, most will prefer the first. Your expectations of improvement were damned, for one, and you also lost what you had.
We all know Warcraft III has been needy of improvements. Still, it was a stable and pretty much finished game, even with all the knots necessary to achieve certain goals. Then people were promised worlds, and now they don't even have a working product anymore. Worst case scenario, they'll have it working only 1 year from now. At this rate, even that isn't certain. So they are complaining, and it's pretty understandable where they're coming from.
I'm in the clear on what emotions are concerned on this one: my time for Warcraft III or anything else has been extremely limited, for years now, and I've stuck with 1.27 since the beginning, for the few hours I dedicate to the World Editor. For me, any annoyance felt stems from two old problems: one, lack of communication; second, lack of
proper communication when the former does not fall short. Also, a company as big cannot get their hands on a reasonable amount of setups for patch assessing before deployment? Or, at least, establish cooperation with a few users for the same effect? If this isn't possible, I'd feel enlightened to know why.