Actually he was added on the 25 of September 2007 with 2.2.0.
different dates for his addition from wowhead and wowpedia,lol,
All of them having nothing to do with the redemption.
Which is still irrelevant as the items were not added till TBC. Unless you think that there was a version of vanilla with the level 70 talents trees and arenas.
actually yah,
They were implemented with the card game which launched in 2006. TBC did not launch till 2007. If you did not have access to hellfire peninsula and it was before the 16th of january, you were playing vanilla.
i dont really consider the pre patch either version.
With this logic: if you never bought TBC, you were playing vanilla, regardless of the skills changes, talent trees designed for lvl 70, arena skirmishes that were available since December 2016 for lvl 60, etc. Even the actual patch # doesnât mean anything, if you never bought TBC, 2.3.x is still vanilla for you.
Great logic.
This isnt quantum physics. It did not exist in two or more states. If it was before TBC launch it was vanilla.
Iâm guessing that particular poster feels the need to âredeem himselfâ in his own eyes after having been proven wrong on many occasions himself. I am apparently a tempting target because I among those that have proven him wrong.
Among those occasions:
Vanilla is exactly before 2.0.1 was installed. You can read the patch notes and see how the patch is referred to.
I understand that youâre upset but thereâs no need to be bringing up another thread into this topic. Please spend 30 seconds researching your claims before insulting people in the future.
Vanilla is fanbase coined term. Let me make my statement clearer. I had the items in my inventory before The Burning Crusade was implemented.
RiiiightâŚ
No you hadnât and there is empirical evidence that was provided in this thread.
But never during vanilla, as the in game items were never present in any 1.x patch.
Fanterm, dont care, not arguing semantic further.
Weve completely derailed this thread.
Ahem
So anyway, ignoring the mongolian clusterfark that the rest of this thread turned into. You basically want Blizzard to sell the old loot cards-- quibbling about the exact date of TBC release aside, most of which were not produced in vanilla-- based on market price. This pricing data would come from where? Ebay? Some kind of collectorâs aggregate?
Would this be available to the modern players as well? Because if not, there will be howls of protest. This idea is really more suited to them than to Classic players TBH, in my humble opinion.
_http://web.archive.org/web/20110413010826/http://us.battle.net/wow/en/game/patch-notes/2-0-1
Look at the title of this âvanilla patchâ. Maybe this site was also wrong? Also, I wonder why did Blizzard remove every patch note before halfway WoTLK from the official site.
That link is not pulling up anything but tides of vengeance. The scroll on the side only goes to 3.2
Really? You now pretend that you donât see the whole link?