Its a cash-in, they can't make WoW2 because a) that'd be a ton of effort/money, b) it might not work and c) it'll kill main WoW, so its not worth the risk.
Instead of taking any risk they instead take old products and use language like re-imagining and being able to tell new stories yada yada...
Long ago it was pretty standard to announce a new game within 1-2 years of the current one, but at the moment it just highlights the failure of D4.
Even worse is that its the same people working on it.
Also add in that bedroom vs living room usage (in general) is day vs night temperatures as well as people moving around and/or being awake and active vs sleeping; so bedroom just needs a bit of cooling in general vs a lot for a living room.
This weekend a guy in a Jeep invented a new turn lane to basically cut off myself and a whole row of cars because he couldn't be bothered to wait like the rest of us. Then in the parking lot he of course had to take up four parking spaces.
I almost did a violence, it was close.
But in general...
Have you seen any airplane and/or high speed vehicle accidents before?
a. If you fly a plane that's 1/100th the size of one side of the stadium into it at some speed, then it will take out 50-100% of that whole quarter at least, not just a few seats in a few rows.
b. Stadiums are not meant to...
Its a simple question, what's the payoff vs the risk?
In this case the payoff is small and the risk is huge, there's a reason airshows move planes as far away from the crowd as possible.
The RX-8 was a failure in SA. Don't get me wrong, I test drove it and it was so smooth and good, but it also cost R300k at that time when a GTI was about 240k.
They were also up against the WRX and the Nissan Z which were relatively priced the same, but the main problem was that as soon as you...
If the people had run towards the hill on the side they might have made it, if of course it was accessible and not blocked off. But it looks like the narrow pass with steep sides really did a number on them.
Even worse for the cars, a few of them might have escaped having their windows broken...
Hah, I saw a post where some US state said they were going to force data centers to start paying for their own electricity, and everyone went wait what?
Except of course that pretty much all of their money comes from the government via cities and law enforcement, so its really just the usual USA thing of outsourcing government functions so the people who own them can benefit.