WoW Classic is still popular because Blizzard has done a lot of very, very right things: Game developers listen to feedback from players. Every expansion I've ever played has managed to solve the big and small problems encountered by most players. At some point during the expansion of the pandalian fog, I vividly recalled the problems I had with tracking all the cool items I had accumulated. Storage is a nightmare, and it's hard to deal with everything. To be sure, when I logged in later in the Draenor extension, I was dazzled by the beautiful interface of storing and using mounts, toys and pets. It was a huge victory. The same thing happens in the DPS class's repeated loop - one class or specification notices that it doesn't perform well compared with other classes, or one class completely surpasses other classes, so it makes corresponding adjustments.

Many kinds of gamers use the game more easily than ever before. Some people just want to raid, some like to work, some just do 5 dungeons on weekends. Blizzard provides a way for you to succeed in class in all of these ways.

There is always something to do. They hold weekly events to increase rewards in many regular areas (PVP, mythical dungeons, pet wars, etc.). As a perfectionist, I feel it is my sacred duty to do everything.

They really mastered the psychological skills of variable proportion enhancement. B. B.F. Skinner noticed that over time, mice were most likely to continue to behave - in his famous experiment, pressing the lever to get food particles - if they were rewarded only at certain times, and the schedule was unpredictable. That's why I continue to attack week after week. Maybe my fancy new helmet will go offline this week.

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