I guess in your zeal to prove me wrong, you must have missed or ignored my subsequent post, but I’m not really surprised.
/sarcasm on
We can’t let a little thing like a sincere apology and concession if I was wrong get in the way, can we?
/sarcasm off
This is why I rolled my eyes. Don’t make comments like this if you don’t have the facts. Your subsequent post is irrelevant.
I guess the FACT that the site I linked shows the date TBC was released as Jan. 9, 2007 is irrelevant also?
Riiight!!!
Not irrelevant, Just wrong.
Hence, the sincere apology and concession if I was wrong.
Regardless, the redemption NPC and those actual TCG in game items were not added until TBC was launched meaning that they were not part of vanilla.
just fyi’s
World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade (abbreviated as TBC or BC ) is the first expansion for World of Warcraft . It was announced on 28 October 2005 and released on 16 January 2007 in North America,
from https://wow.gamepedia.com/World_of_Warcraft:_The_Burning_Crusade
http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/games/burningcrusade/
from that page
If you would have spent a few seconds reading over the page you linked, you would have realized that it was the date of the Dark Portal opening event.
Same site:
“This patch was the release of the first expansion World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade and went live 9th January 2007.”
Notice that says " release of the first expansion World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade and went live 9th January 2007.", NOT the “date of the Dark Portal opening event.”
As I said, I apologize and concede the point if the site from which I obtained my information was incorrect.
You are, of course, free to disregard and ignore that sincere apology and concession if you feel the need to continue to point out my mistake.
The date that TBC was released, though, does not change the fact that the redemption NPC and those actual TCG in game items were not added until TBC was launched meaning that they were not part of vanilla.
Your rhetoric is extremely tiring. I was merely pointing out the fact that you shouldn’t make statements like:
and
If you can’t even bother spending 30 seconds fact checking your “knowledge”.
No. I will not explain why either because you’re going to have enough displeased people respond with very much the same thing.
actually they were added in December, before BC launched.
As I said, you are, of course, free to disregard and ignore that sincere apology and concession if you feel the need to continue to point out my mistake.
It appears that you have chosen to do so. For some reason, I do not find that surprising.
Yeah, you’re a rhetorician. You’ve been having to make plenty of these sincere apologies and concessions lately, I’ll make the suggestion that you spend 30 seconds fact checking before insulting someone next time.
I see you are still choosing to disregard and ignore that sincere apology and concession because you feel the need to continue to point out my mistake.
Color me surprised.
Your apology is appreciated. I think people just read responses and automatically assume they are negative. Such is the nature of an internet forum.
The redemption NPC, Landro Longshot, was added in December 2006? I do not believe so.
Actually could have been. December 5th 2006 was the TBC pre-patch where the new talents, and the dark portal event and all that stuff came out.
Essentially it was TBC minus most of the new content and expanded level cap.
However, the codes were redeemable before that, not in vanilla though.
The items were added in december, landro was added in January before launch.
The items had to be redeemed via webpage before he was added and were available in december. That was before TBC launch.