Big changes like not ruining their game franchises?
No? Oh well.
this post was submitted on 24 Mar 2024
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The article is mostly a recap and does not talk too much about what changes are done. It is explaining why the game and Blizzard in general struggles.
So if I read this correctly, big changes means doubling down on breaking the pve promise and (finally!) decoupling the available characters pool from mtx.
More microtransactions? More battle passes?