Sure, as long as they get rid of repair bills, too.
When they removed the cash flow perk (which actually didn’t matter that much) and the guild gold for doing scenarios (which was HUGE, and gets overlooked), they said they’d look for new ways to help cover guild repairs.
They never did.
We’ve been staying in the black for years by selling BoE’s, but that’s seemingly shut off now since we’ve only seen 2 drop so far this tier (and we raid on 3 difficulties).
Repair costs continue to go up and Blizzard isn’t doing anything to help.
People here are too resistant to change. They think raid BoEs and selling raid BoEs have always been a thing, so it should always remain a thing, even if other aspects of the game has changed, affecting how selling BoEs works.
You point this out to them, that the WoW token allows pay to win elements, and they’ll be quick to say “Gold sellers have always been a thing!” as if WoW tokens aren’t more immediately available and “legal”, meaning people who would shy away from buying gold from risky shady gold sellers, are now free to just buy gold straight from Blizzard with no fear of scams or punishment.
Then they tell you it’s just one item and that’s not pay to win, or that crafted gear is just as powerful. Except that crafted gear requires getting access to a bunch of materials, the most important of which are BoP and requires you actually put in the work to get it, particularly for the higher level BoEs. You also point out that if it wasn’t pay to win, then why do all the race for world first contenders actively buy millions of gold to stockpile consumables and buy out mythic BoEs to fill in gaps in their gear? Then they’ll say “THATS RWF SHENNANIGANS IT DOESN’T AFFECT YOU” as if that somehow makes it no longer pay to win even though they are literally paying to win because if they didn’t buy all this stuff they’d have literally no chance of competing with any if their contenders that do…
In the end, no matter what you say to these people, they won’t budge, they refuse change. I mean…
Who the hell enjoys how much trash there is in raids?! If this isn’t a sign of people refusing change I don’t know what is. I mean, I get not wanting to get rid of all trash, but the amount of trash there is between some bosses is ludicrous. Amirdrassil isn’t as extreme as others but I’d still argue the amount of trash before first boss, Volcaros and council can be toned back a little. 1-3 packs before a boss, not 3-6.
It’s part of learning some of the boss mechanics, part of the armies of enemies we fight through and the RPG side of… ya know… raiding a stronghold against a raid of enemies.
Haha, yeah… no its not. In fact most raid, even as far back as vanilla, did no teach you boss mechanics. Once in a blue moon you do, yes, but most do not. But please, tell me which trash in all of the raids even just this expansion taught you the boss mechanics. I can only think of a couple, and there are way more than just a couple trash mobs in a raid…
… you started this with me, not the other way around. I quoted where Rita wanted to get rid of all or most. Thus, I don’t want all or most. So why start an argument with me when you don’t want all or most either?
All I did was explain why I didn’t want it all removed… because you asked me.
Seriously, you got so mad at me when all I did was answer your question. Remember this?
That’s how you started this. Where Rita said all or most and I said no to all or most and then you flipped out over all or most and asked me to answer a question, which I did answer about why I didn’t like all or most being removed. Then you said not all or most.
Which means you didn’t read.
Try not to get so mad. It’s not good for your blood pressure. Hope you have a better night!
Psst, if you learned to read you’d see I wasn’t asking you a question, I was using you as an example of people who refuse any kind of change
See?
Whatever, I never really see anything positive from you in any thread, so I guess it’s time to make use of that ol’ ignore feature that I oh so rarely use. Nothing of value will be lost here.