Oh, then that is my bad, I apologize. I heard from Vanguards it was removed, then saw it gone on WoWhead, but my argument is that “what if” factor.
If Blessing of Spellwarding and Bubble (+ Light’s Revocation) prove to be too strong, and Blessing of Spellwarding is removed because of it, where does that leave Ret Paladins? What should they get in return, etc…
I don’t think it exist solely for that level of play, just stating I could understand if a lot of lower skilled players would be frustrated at Paladins going BoSpellwarding → Bubble.
10 seconds of immunity or so would be extremely hard for players of that caliber to counter, but imo, that’s just more of a reason for both BoP and BoSW to be redesigned. =/
Personally, I think there’s two reasons:
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Because others have gotten “more” in tWW that devalues what we bring.
- Hunter with 2 defensives
- Evokers being able to “blink”
- Death Knights with Death Chargers
- Warrior self healing buff
- Shaman defensive totems
- etc…
The overall “value” of BoF and BoSac continues to go down with the overall power creep.
Even yourself mentioned updating Steed to do “more or something better” then even what these new 6 talents are doing in this PTR. These spells, imo, still feel very dated.
- Because other classes still have “defensive” utility that’s often overlooked in value because PvP Bias. (Again, imo =/)
BoSanc is an amazing ability, I don’t deny that one bit, but…
- My Warrior has Disarm and War Banner
- My Evoker has Time Stop
- My Rouge has Disarm
- My Monk has Disarm
- My Demon Hunter has Reverse Magic
- My Mage has Mass Invisibility
- My Shaman has Grounding Totem
- etc…
All of these classes have powerful defensive utility, but still offer spammable CC, MS, purges, multiple stuns/cc, whatever…
Edit:
My personal feedback, I’d gladly take a -15sec hit on BoSanc if it meant I got Blessing of Might, or whatever my Death from Above, Shadowy Duel, Sharpen Blade, Shamanism, etc… equivalent is.