There are too many versions of WoW.
HC, Wotlk, Era, Retail.
Classic+ potentially soon.
That’s five. Five WoW versions.
So hear me out.
What if there were a way to dynamically jump between clients in at least -some- of the way.
Some measurement in progress, levels, gear, achievements, that can carry to different WoW clients - ‘Federation Servers’.
A Federation Server is a WoW server type that allows for the cross-function ‘stuff and measurements’ from other WoW clients, and incorporates the proper measurement of those carry overs.
What are the restrictions?
IE: Can you transfer your thunderfury from Era to HC until the Federation Server is four months old. Or, only a component of the thunderfury, say, one binding can transfer, with no time restriction.
What about your max level war in WOTLK? Does that mean in the federation server for ERA vanilla client, you’d have a max level warrior?
Would the warrior jump to level 40 but not max level in era because there’s a 75% penalty in all federation functions?
What if you had a very rare flying mount from sunwell, what would the federation service do if you wanted to go to HC with it? Would you complete a grounding quest to ground the mount and have ashes as a ground mount after completing a series of ‘grounding ashes’ quests?
What does this cost and how will blizzard apply the cost? Is it a ‘use’ application - you choose a use-base? Is it a monthly subscription? A tier sub?
From this point forward all new servers on all WoW clients must have a federation server for scalability and desirability. At least one federation server must be created for existing game clients.
Wanting to play a different WoW game but want your achievements to carry over? That juicy PVP title? You’re amazing bug mount?
Let’s think about this, federation service and how it could help us. We have jobs, lives, other things outside of the game (I don’t but maybe you do). In this way, we need a service to jump between clients intelligently in at least some ways.
There are too many versions of WoW.
HC, Wotlk, Era, Retail.
Classic+ potentially soon.
That’s five. Five WoW versions.
So hear me out.
What if there were a way to dynamically jump between clients in at least -some- of the way.
Some measurement in progress, levels, gear, achievements, that can carry to different WoW clients - ‘Federation Servers’.
A Federation Server is a WoW server type that allows for the cross-function ‘stuff and measurements’ from other WoW clients, and incorporates the proper measurement of those carry overs.
What are the restrictions?
IE: Can you transfer your thunderfury from Era to HC until the Federation Server is four months old. Or, only a component of the thunderfury, say, one binding can transfer, with no time restriction.
What about your max level war in WOTLK? Does that mean in the federation server for ERA vanilla client, you’d have a max level warrior?
Would the warrior jump to level 40 but not max level in era because there’s a 75% penalty in all federation functions?
What if you had a very rare flying mount from sunwell, what would the federation service do if you wanted to go to HC with it? Would you complete a grounding quest to ground the mount and have ashes as a ground mount after completing a series of ‘grounding ashes’ quests?
What does this cost and how will blizzard apply the cost? Is it a ‘use’ application - you choose a use-base? Is it a monthly subscription? A tier sub?
From this point forward all new servers on all WoW clients must have a federation server for scalability and desirability. At least one federation server must be created for existing game clients.
Wanting to play a different WoW game but want your achievements to carry over? That juicy PVP title? You’re amazing bug mount?
Let’s think about this, federation service and how it could help us. We have jobs, lives, other things outside of the game (I don’t but maybe you do). In this way, we need a service to jump between clients intelligently in at least some ways.
So like, no reasonable dialogue in this sphere I'm in? Got it
So like, no reasonable dialogue in this sphere I'm in? Got it
You're right, we're the crazy ones
You're right, we're the crazy ones