2 things we are missing/waiting right now from WG ( among many more)

Ectar:   Halloween garage has been added in the past. And in the past everyone complained about it and complained about not being able to disable it.    What contributes "Constantly paying customers?"  Just players who have premium accounts, players who buy gold packages once a month, or players who buy premiums?  If I have a subscription for a year do I have more say that someone who buys a tier 8 premium? How do you know what all the "constantly paying customers" really want? What's your source for other player's desires?   We had a weekend special but because it's wasn't promoted as a "Halloween Special or had a fancy garage for 4-5 days that's really what bothers you? I mean tbh, an arty focused special scared the crap out of me and most other players     

Ectar:   4 year old data from a google search is irrelevant.  WG's operating costs it's investments and the company's fortunes are considerably different now in 2016 than they were in 2012.  Their operating costs alone have probably doubled since that time.  If you think that revenue = profit then I worry about how you balance your books.   The time an average players spends in WoW compared the time someone spends in WoT is also very different.  Warcraft is a virtual world  so it's only natural it would have seasonal holidays. It would be kinda weird to have a fantasy setting that had no holiday events.   Halloween makes sense in that environment in the same way that having an "End of World War 2" event in World of Warcraft would make utterly zero sense..   Fun holiday events are not something which are compulsory for games.  No game "has" to have a Halloween event, or a Christmas event or any other event. When you have global audiences picking and choosing holiday events isn't easy and no matter what events/dates are marked, people always get pissy for some reason.   ​