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Blizzard built up a surprising amount of good will by releasing an easily accessible legacy version of Warcraft 3, and it's even gotten some people who never wanted to play RF before to try it out. Like YouTube streamers Vinesauce and Jerma recently did a stream playing it together after refusing to touch it for years. It might just be my personal perspective, but I think the fact that people now feel like they aren't being "forced" to play Reforged is making them more open to trying it out.
The question is: where, if anywhere, does Reforged go from here? Because it seems like, for the first time in years, there's a real opportunity to win people back and get them to try out the "main" game again. But it still needs a lot of improvement.
If you play Reforged, what do you think it needs? What do you think it can realistically add next that might draw more people in?
If you don't play Reforged, what would the dev team have to do to get you to try it again?
The question is: where, if anywhere, does Reforged go from here? Because it seems like, for the first time in years, there's a real opportunity to win people back and get them to try out the "main" game again. But it still needs a lot of improvement.
If you play Reforged, what do you think it needs? What do you think it can realistically add next that might draw more people in?
If you don't play Reforged, what would the dev team have to do to get you to try it again?
