Wynncraft doesn’t feel fun anymore.

Look, I get you're frustrated, but if you're going to talk to me like this

then the only advice I'm going to give you is to quit.

If you hate the game this much to the point you go out of your way to call me "slow in the head" when I have said zero words to you, then don't play.

 

legendary crashout

 

holy crashout bro. just stop playing the game if you dont like it and maybe come back fruma drops

 

0/10 ragebait

 

that is a sentence

-15 tier attack speed is designed to make it so you CANT get any faster than super slow (it's called BALANCING)

 

HOLY YAPP ONGOD

baitused2bblevable

 

I don't know why I'm getting lectured on how to increase playerbase when Wynncraft has been doing fine

 

Since when was morph and cascade expensive? Like just grind it out a bit and progress, also new content doesn’t mean prices skyrocket. Also if there’s more money injected into the system doesn’t that make shit more expensive? And uh what skill difficulty. It’s completely reasonable? (Completely viable lootrun lightbender build)

 

I think the game would be way cooler if it took much less time to get to quest bosses like Amadel, CoW, and Bob Reincarnation

 

Honestly as a Wynn player who joined in 2022 and for three years seeing Wynncraft updates turned from Spellbound to Animated bosses. Something that I am grieving upon is Fruma.

I understand that. I returned back to Wynncraft after I realize that the server is where I belong and I feel so detached since the real world is chaotic. However, I understand your view in how difficult it is. When I returned back to Wynncraft during rekindled world, it was so different. It feels like I am going to be challenged by those bosses. Salted really did a good work on making the bosses more epic, it is the challenge that made me want to play the game even more. It is funny as I used to raid with my assassin before 2.1 as I was really good at raiding. Now I am just like Obi Wan Kenobi in Tatooine, hiding from the Galactic Empire after Order 66.

This is funny, as I joined a guild that is not extremely harsh in expectations but my mindset forced me to give my best. I think a player's ability is subjective. Some are good at an archetype, some are bad, some need to re-consider, and so on. But in my opinion, a slight seasoning of harsh expectation is something that you should actually take. This part actually taught me in life more and I am surprised how an MMORPG server give me life lessons to this day. The harsh expectation teaches you to be patient, resilience, and don't rush. It is better to be patient than hot-headed.

Honestly for this part, just soak it like a sponge. I have encountered this more than I get phone numbers from a speed dating event. I actually get exposed to this type of attitude more frequently outside Wynncraft and it is interesting that the players who always says these are still holding back. Remember in Wynncraft that being fragile is time-consuming. Keep your head higher, integrate, and enjoy with the community.

Wynncraft is indeed a solo game, but when you play with other players in raids, world events, and dungeons, it is more fun. It may be a problem for anti-social players, introverts, or people who are really afraid to socialise and I understand that the game's solution is just "join a party". I played solo and it is indeed fun and I am allowed to have this challenge that if I die I will not get the rewards. However, I feel like I am the most selfish person on the entire planet. To this day, I made a promise to try join guild raids, raids, and some events in the Wynncraft community, to detach my selfishness. I wanted to fight side by side with party members and guild members because that is what fueled me to do my best. I have grievances on Wynncraft (acrobat getting paddled, and other stuff) but I don't care that much. I rather solve the issue by practicing and learn my mistake.


Honestly, I don't think Wynncraft loves essays, but I am honestly assured that Wynncraft by far is one of the best servers I have ever played and you would think so. Some flaws may bring this statement down, but the flaws are nothing when you have community. I joined Wynncraft in 2022, when I was timid, shy, having low self-esteem, and always got caught in drama with other servers. The way how the community makes you feel belong in the server feels like I wanted to get my citizenship here. Lootrunning became an in game activities, raids become nationalised by a Gavellian company, and the lore. The lore keeps me alive. I swear I made lots of essays on Wynncraft lore.

Wynncraft taught me more than other servers could. The first thing is that failure is your greatest teacher. I failed to meet my expectations in Wynncraft. Dying, not achieving my goals, etc. I felt sad but it taught me one thing. Failure is your greatest teacher of them all and it lets you grow in the way you choose. The second thing is the art of "letting it go". I used to get angry in my 2022 era because of drama and stuff, but when I joined Wynncraft I felt as welcomed as I am. I believed that as a person you seek justice for yourself, but I was wrong. Letting it go is the only way. Wynncraft taught me to let it go and just integrate to the community. The past does not define you, but scars you, smears you and reminds you. The future is what you seek. The last thing is hope. When I read the lore of Wynncraft, I noticed that these characters overall taught me or all of us one thing. Hope. The one who believes in hope when he loses everything is what describes Bob, the Twains, Skien, Aledar, Tasim, and the player.

It is a long paragraph just to address the post made by OP. For the Wynncraft community, thank you for your welcoming community.