We have a couple of notes for those of you seizing the Orb of Command–
Unlike what some testers may have experienced on the PTR, Vaelastrasz will not insta-kill the tank at 17 stacks of Burning Adrenaline.
Chromaggus will cast his Brood Affliction debuffs like in Original WoW or Classic Era. His Season of Mastery Afflictions that have an effect when dispelled are not present in Season of Discovery.
Can Main Gauche increase Sinister Strike threat by maybe 100%? Main Gauche(tanking rune) is still behind Saber Slash and Mutilate on threat. Please and thank you!
You pay 15 dollars a month, for this team to not playtest a door? And you defend that nonsense? There is zero way an issue like that would ever get past any playtesting. It’s literally the first encounter in the instance. Please hold your money and time to higher standards.
Hoooooly crap. Imagine a world if at the meeting someone said ‘let’s do Classic’ and then someone else says ‘No’. What then ya chud? Would you even be throwing this tantrum?
I’m not excusing issues. I’m understanding WHY there might be issues and that they will be fixed, which he said they were fixed within (at least) the hour of the issue post. (or sooner).
I do. It’s called doing something else and not having a tantrum on a forum for a, at the most, hour fix.
Rather than be so fixated on money and time, perhaps reprio your life. Sheesh.
Pointing out this dev team’s pure incompetence is having a tantrum? I, the customer, have the right to complain about the product. ESPECIALLY when an extremely subpar job is being done. I and others want classic+ to be done properly, instead of this minimal effort cash grab development that we’ve seen thus far. I work in software, a bug like this takes zero time to find. No playtesting was done, period, and that’s not okay.
“Tantrum” is a bit harsh but it was an unproductive comment. Anyone who has done UAT/BVT could tell you how easy it is for minor unexpected things to break when a system update goes live. “Multi-billion dollar company” or not, you’re talking about a couple of guys in a room looking at lines of code. And they fixed it within an hour, which is a pretty good response time.
I agree with holding companies to account, but you were dragging them over the coals for a pretty minor problem that was fixed almost immediately.