Cool. Go ahead and implement it. What’s stopping you?
And I could make the exact same argument to you what about those people constantly attacking those that are for it?
Is that don’t even want to try and justify the argument or are you the point or just make fun of them by trying to make a joke or whether or not they’re good spellers or not.
And not to be that guy I’m willing to bet I’m not the only bad speller on this form maybe I’m the only one that makes forem posts but at least on making an effort to say something.
Like it or not toxicity is not something Solely to the people that want changes it’s just as toxic with people that don’t want changes.
WoTLK is another game. I’m very consistent.
My eyes are bleeding.
Another expac, but the same game; it’s all WoW. So is Shadowlands.
If I had that ability it would have been in the game back in classic But unfortunately I don’t have that ability so all I can do is post and hope lizard will listen.
And I’m going to keep posting as much as I can because like it or not I would rather say I’m at least trying and talking about it rather than sitting on my fingers and doing nothing.
Yes, too bad blizzard doesn’t consider #nochanges a valid argument in and of itself for TBC Classic.
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WoTLK only existed in retail. Retail is another game.
It is not even installed on the same directory.
You can’t interact with players of that game.
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Cool. Good for you.
I don’t post about it, but I want Death knights and hope they implement them. I’ll probably keep hoping they do until they do.
And then I’ll wish they implemented them differently.
Sure. Please add Death Knights right now.
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Sure I can. I pay for the same sub as everyone else, and we all can.
But I get your point. Classic is Retail, but 15 years later. Here we go again.
From this argument, you could say you can also play Starcraft II, does it make WoW and Starcraft the same game?
These are separate games, and we have to look at them separately.
That would be different. The sub fee for WoW also gives you WoW Classic, and TBC Classic. Yes, they are different clients, but it’s the same sub.
That’s one part. They are the same game though, because they are. Just at different points in time. In the same way that I am the same person I was in middle school, but at a different point in time.
WoW is still WoW and always was.
Why do you think we have to?
Thus SL features are equally transferable to TBCC?
It’s the same brand but it’s not the same game.
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Why because I won’t shut up about something that I care about and think that it’s going to make the game better.
As I said any argument you could make against it I could easily look at and say will I see it this way.
OK that’s just not true you can’t say something like dunlike dual spec Is made World of Warcraft to what it was in the burning crusade and to what it became in shadow lands there was a lot of other things that happened before that.
And the problem is it wasn’t just the changes the changes that the game had done to it it was also the gaming landscape and the people that play it.
What does that mean? Are Diablo II LoD features equally transferable to Diablo II?
One is an expansion upon the other. Think subset → superset.
I’m not sure what point you are trying to twist into my statement, but pretty sure it doesn’t work.
That isn’t what I said.
I can do what you’re doing too.
You are wrong. You can’t say yellow is black. They are not the same color.
They have fundamentally different rulesets and run on different clients.
Your contention is asinine anyway. Even if you don’t call them different games, they’re still not interchangeable clients. You can’t simply copy paste code from one into the other and expect it to work.
In terms of feature design SL probably has more in common with FF14 than it does with vanilla or TBC.
So I don’t get why your getting hung up on the definition of whether they’re the same game or not. They clearly function very differently.
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Well no it’s not but what I’m saying is it’s not just the changes to the game that’s made World of Warcraft worse overall.
Yes some changes were bad and some changes were good however hears the thing.
Those changes were made partially on our feedback is like like it or not we have to take some responsibility for the king going the way it went.
Now I’m not saying it’s all our fault don’t mistake me on that however what I am saying classic wow is a really good example of this and no changes.
Is the best thing and example I can give to this is to this is spellbouching we wanted that so many people cheered about it.
No battlegrounds in phase 2 so many people were happy about that wasn’t better for the game well yeah there’s a reason my face too was known as the server killer patch.
But my point is this it’s not just a game that’s changed over the years it’s us in the player base in the gaming landscape people are more goal oriented now.
Is the information out there is so much more plentiful like it takes you a 15 minute Google search to find what your best of everything is.
What I’m saying is this basically it’s not just the game that’s changed over 15 years it’s us that have changed over 15 years.