Wait what?
I just noticed that. This was not the case back then.
That way I can use both the daggers abilities, which are the ones who do more damage when I engage in stealth,
then change to swords while in the same fight and use the more dmg that comes from swords.
(This should be an answer to bad-intent people who accused me of complaining about another thing because it was against my class. This one here is good for me. My posts are about what is good for the game.)
EDIT: Regardless when it started, it’s a bad thing, it makes no sense for my abilities. I can now use everything. lol
The ability to change weapons in combat has always been in the game. In Vanilla, on my Druid the itemrack addon used to swap out my staff for my mace automatically when I shifted into bear form, and would re-equip the staff when I shifted back to caster.
They changed the weapon swapping sometime in TBC. Healers would use one weapon with a Spellsurge, then on proc switch to another w/ just +healing on it.
I was working on getting my 2nd weapon when they fixed this.
Guys I’m 100% sure that this wasn’t a thing in 2005 when I started.
Maybe it started in TBC and I never noticed it, but 100% it wasn’t a thing when I started in October 2005.
That’s a big leap from “people didn’t know how basic macros worked in 2004/2005”. Not even sure what you’re trying to argue at this point.
I guarantee that players, were min/maxing just as much then as they are now. To think gamers were any less serious just because games had worse graphics is dumb.