Hey thanks for all the hard work you guys did to develop this for classic, like I’ve said in a previous post. I’ve been sending people over here for the last couple months and know at least a few who subscribed after my recommendation. I don’t think a lot of people knew this tool existed and once they tried it out they really liked it. The “simulation” community is smaller in classic for sure, so I’m glad you guys were able to come up with a profitable/time efficient middle-ground for Classic. I can understand why a simulation model is just too much back-end work to develop rather than just the port-over you guys did, and the math usually seems to add up except for rare circumstances.
Anyway, I noticed for retail you guys have formulas and calculations available to view, but for classic we aren’t able to see the back-end. I’m sure there is very little interest in it, but I think people would trust the mathematical model more if they could see some of the calculation/reasonings themselves, almost like they can with spreadsheets (which are really popular in classic). This might also help you all with fine-tuning of the classic model, as people can spot discrepancies and let you know about them, potentially saving yourselves more time. Obviously, classic only has about a year left so you probably don’t want to sink too many resources into it at this point, but TBC is set to be just as, if not more popular than vanilla and will be another great opportunity for you all!
All the best!