Why do you keep mentioning the WOW expansion of 2008?
Sigh. I meant KotFT. Too many anagrams to keep in my head.
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You see! Aldruis didn’t mean to lie.
It was a matter of confusion.
I didn’t imply you were willfully lying.
And we still haven’t seen such a statement. Are you still standing behind it with no evidence forthcoming?
You claimed that you remembered them saying that they delayed the release of Freeze Shaman because it wasn’t interactive enough.
There’s nothing in the article about Freeze Shaman.
How many people are not going to attempt to correlate both of your posts and will not read through the article, and just think to themselves about how you showed me? What you did was very irresponsible.
It was said more than once. I am not the Page, nor the Barrister.
I just would like civilized behavior from those whom I know to be better.
Well sayd my friend.
Exactly this!
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/turning sarcasm off
Do you honestly think that they’re going to rotate core cards and intro a set, and reduce the power across the board, based on previous experience?
I think that unless the new set is really really powerful, the excess of card draw, removal and damage from hand is going down a fair bit. Alterac, UiS and Barrens all had very little of those things. No 1 mana discovers, no real efficient card draw (multicaster comes the closest, and that’s a conditional 4 drop).
I appreciate but don’t share your optimism 
I’m not being optimistic, I’m saying if Blizzard WANTS to reduce the power level of the overall standard set, they have the opportunity to do so at rotation, and they’ve said they want to do that.
I imagine there will still be cool, powerful cards. But hopefully less excessive card draw, removal, mana cheat and damage from hand effects.
Optimism is subjective, to me you’re being optimistic because I think it’s unlikely they’ll follow through. I’m happy to be wrong obviously.
I’m not saying they WILL follow through. I’m saying that they CAN. I’m entirely neutral on whether or not they will and have no real expectations because they tend to promise things and then they let things slip little by little because filling a whole expansion with cards eventually requires them to put in mana cheat or card draw.
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You’ve made your point quite clearly…
Yes, this is by far the worst offender, there is no way the questlines, especially the warlock one, receive green light if the absolute bare minimum of testing have be done.
It is clear at this point they cut the testing costs making the players do their job, to be honest all the game industry do the same, just look how many games in this days receive a lot of “patchs of correction” few days or weeks after the launch.
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My guess what happened was they tested the Warlock quest then changed it last minute and didn’t test new version and called it good to go. A Warlock Quest was tested just not the Warlock Quest we got.
I can’t. Because your claim is impossible to falsify.
And to me it’s horribly uncivil to make claims that are impossible to falsify, and not present any evidence for such claims.
So we’re at odds as to what we think is uncivil.
There are others here who know it to be true. I would have to be pretty bored to go hunting for tweets and statements.
I’ll let you know if I ever reach that point.
The first mistake they made was being born, according to most forumgoers here
This is why its hard to take you seriously, Mall.
There have been numerous Druid complaints over the last few weeks, you are intentionally ignoring them.
What the Druid complaint threads DONT have is someone adamantly defending them, increasing the post count in the threads and the time they spend at the top.
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