So in this scenario though, depending on the class, then both specs for the priest are “healing” and sure one may be optimal for AoE vs ST. Or efficiency vs throughput. But then they wouldn’t be able to swap to a DPS spec when you don’t need more healers, or have the ability to easily switch to a PVE farming spec. You lose the ability for warriors to go between tank and DPS as needed (or paladins, or druids to a lesser extent). So there are still trade offs with the system. There are still…
Do you have this stored in a notepad somewhere and toy just copy and paste it in every thread without talking to the points brought up in the thread. I’m fairly certain this is the equivalent to “too long, didn’t listen”.
They did a faithful recreation of vanilla wow too, but a lot of people weren’t happy with that. They didn’t like the spell batching system, the world buff meta, the in-game boosting system with how xp works.
So blizzard is taking lessons learn on how the community has chan…
Well consider day 1 raiding. You have a 25 man roster for your raids but you don’t need 4 tanks… You have your raid split into 2 for Kara… That needs 2 tanks each… So between raids someone will be respeccing. So in this scenario you can’t really have someone be in a hybrid spec.
I would suggest maybe looking at the other 100 threads on this topic instead of starting your own that says nothing original and you might find a ton of my posts on this with full data and evidence to back it up and not just hyerbole.
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