His claim was that with dual spec he could change specs.
Something already doable without duel spec.
Try to keep up.
His claim was that with dual spec he could change specs.
Something already doable without duel spec.
Try to keep up.
That was not his claim. Lying remains a sin even since the last time you were reminded.
Then he replied with âno you canâtâ when I informed him he could already be swapping between disc and shadow, which is doable already, it just costs gold.
Try to keep up.
Then we can agree that dual spec is a minor QoL change since you can already change specs as much as you want.
Which is him telling you youâre missing what he means, as you continue to do so now.
Also this. If we accept the idea that is an existing mechanic that is only gated off by a trip to a trainer and gold, then adding Dual Spec changes no power balancing whatsoever.
Dual spec doesnât fix an issue, and it goes directly against the intended design goals of tbc, which tbcc is emulating.
It also removes consequences of choice, devaluing the rpg element of the mmorpg.
Dual spec changes player behavior more towards the arcade version that retail is, defeating the purpose of a classic game by letting choices have far less impact, which will lead to a meta shift that will impact every player, even those who chose not to get dual spec.
On top of the fact that the reason you want dual spec boils down to âmy gold bro!â
Play the game and you have plenty of gold, aka stop raid logging.
Dual spec adds choices which is good, including the choice you have of simply not using it.
if you donât have the gear swapping specs isnât going to fix anything. this isnât wrath and you NEED the stats to go with it or youâll just get your face smashed in.
It doesnât add choices, you can already change specs. It removes consequences of choices, there is a BIG difference there.
The consequence of changing your spec regularly was the gold price, and was used to discourage constant changing specs (not stop, just discourage it).
This was the intended design goals as you can see from the link I provided earlier.
Dual spec doesnât add choice, this is a lie. It removes/reduces consequences of choice. Those consequences were there intentionally to discourage constant, endless spec changing. That is part of tbc intended design. This is tbcc, not wotlkc.
You will get dual spec with wotlkc. Not with tbcc.
I would love duel spec. I would be playing this game so much more if there was that option. Raid ended and my arena team could play maybe 2-3 games. Canât spending 100 gold for 3 games is not worth it.
Or maybe I have an unexpected window I can play a little, canât donât want to blow through 100 gold for 30 mins.
Also saying just play the game is silly. If I have to pay for respec every time there is a chance to play some games, probably will have 500-600g expense. No thanks, Iâll just raid log and then do my 10 games 1 night and call it quits.
Duel spec would provide so much more enjoyment to this game.
If you donât like dual spec you can simply not use it, that is a choice.
The gear is actually more important than the spec.
You can successfully do a heroic with 0 talent points on any of the party if you have proper gear. Itâs more difficult, but doable.
And it really says a lot about you that youâre totally cool with making the rest of your group suffer by refusing to use a proper spec.
What the devs said in 2008:
bluetracker.gg/wow/topic/us-en/5288579356-multiboxing-rules-and-semantics/
What the devs said in 2021:
Itâs very clear that the current devs donât care about what the original devs said. If they donât care why should I care what you or the original devs said?
You are chosing not to change spec because your opinion is that it is not worth it. But you still have the option to change specs.
You not wanting to do it because of the consequences does not mean you donât have the option.
Dual spec does not add options.
You just donât like the consequences of your choices.
Min maxing easy content isnât required.
Thatâs just you projecting onto others how to have fun.
Hmm⌠that far more accurately you telling others they donât need dual spec because you want them to play the way you have deemed âcorrectâ
And like I said it really says a lot about you that you are perfectly cool screwing your group over.
Itâs very clear that the current devs donât care about what the original devs said. If they donât care why should I care what you or the original devs said?
Youâre projecting things out of context. The current devs chosing to do something about multiboxing when previuse devs didnât isnât them ignoring ALL origional dev views.
Itâs not the way I deemed correct its the way the origional game was intentionally designed. Backed by a blue post, history, facts and logic.
You not liking it because of your agenda of âmy gold broâ doesnât make it wrong, or correct. Itâs how the game was INTENTIONALLY designed.
Itâs not the way I deemed correct its the way the origional game was intentionally designed. Backed by a blue post, history, facts and logic.
That doesnât mean it was a good decision, a lot of vanilla design was in fact not very good. And dual spec was decided on during TBC because of issues during TBC, but you donât like to admit that.