I am very satisfied to hear that they have been paying close attention to how the release of Classic effected the original magic of Vanilla.
People took advantage of the extensive knowledge, and to some extent used these into exploits which took away some of that magic.
Looking forward to the panel on their explanation on what they plan for TBC.
While we wait, I have a question for you:
Seeing the introduction and end phase of Classic, do you believe #nochanges worked? Why or why not?
Anyone that was No Changes was living the pipe dream. I never played Vanilla and I only played TBC at the very end. I wanted to play classic to experience the things i missed but MAINLY because the setting and content was what i was looking for in WoW, not what BFA/Retail was offering. Ppl also argued that changed were a “slippery slope” as if have classes balanced will mean LFR the next week. Same ppl who can’t have a decent argument against anything in life other than “i just don’t like it or think it would work.”
i argued with myself as to whether i’d watch it all or get busy on alts. lol
not entirely, no. av, seems to have suffered.
If we’re talking Dungeons and Raids… Early versions > Late
If we’re talking class mechanics… really IMO no changes, but if they must then maybe consider a very slight modification to Hunter / Lock DPS (not burst) so that more builds are viable.
Outside of that, 2.4 classes are realistically the best idea because its the overall most nerfed state of classes (for most) and most of the really stupid crap got eliminated by then.
There is literally no perfect patch in TBC just like in Classic, so you gotta just accept that no “Focus here” is gonna work.
My guess is they’re going to tackle drums/lust rotations.
Good. There are plenty of positive changes you can make without “”“ruining”"" the game.
They also apparently are giving us buffed raids content!@!!! IM SO HAPPY THANK YOU BLIZZ
I just seen it, they’re doing harder raids this go around.
This pleases me!
They made a lot of changes to AV.
To answer the question: do you believe no changes worked? Who knows since that’s not what we got.
Good. Changes are what made OSRS so great.
I hope we get dual spec also.
Well, we didn’t get #nochanges, so I wouldn’t really know.
If you mean the movement advocating for no changes, the answer is self-evidently no.
This holly woman is absolutely atrocious. We can blame her for mismanaging classic.
What an absolute Kathleen Kennedy clone. SAD STATE for gamers