There’s nothing obtuse about what I’m saying. Paying to not play the game is a Retail philosophy. Putting zero import on the journey is a Retail philosophy. Saying the game only starts at the end is a Retail philosophy.
That’s not how Wrath worked. The journey was still very much an important aspect of the overall experience. The old world was constantly populated and alive with activity.
Wrath Classic will not be, thanks to the boost. Blizz has already made it clear that’s how they want to run these Classic expansions. That only the content of that expansion is of any value. There was a Blue post where they actually said that. They make that call, not me. I’m merely saying that is not an authentic representation of how the game was back then. Clearly they’re not going for an authentic experience. Their goal is to milk the playerbase to the greatest possible extent. And the Retail playerbase has been perfectly crafted for years and years to get on their knees and beg to be exploited.
I assure you that in wrath Classic absolutely no one in the entire game will consider the 13 levels on a DK through the starting zone and outlands “vital content”.
All anyone will care about in wrath is wrath content. Anyone that cares about TBC more will just stay on TBC era servers.
Opinion, not fact. The old world is a vitally important part of the game for players to experience and create a bond to their characters and the game itself. To simply buy a near max level character utterly invalidates the entire process of creating such a bond.
Lmao so you admit the impending reality that a boost will be available yet you think it’s outrageous to boost a DK 13 levels so they don’t have to play outlands content? You truly believe in your heart that anyone playing Wrath Classic will care to play old content? You are sorely naive if you truly think that is the case. They will very likely maintain TBC era servers for those that wish to live it up in the TBC glory days of content. Whereas everyone else that moves on to Wrath will more than likely continue their mains into Northrend immediately, and likewise with those that pay for a boost that will no doubt be there.
All I’m saying is I’m hopeful for that boost to include DK’s.
Which is close to nobody, they probably will have 1 server dedicated to that. (That is if they learned their lesson for classic era servers)
I’m telling you. This is how it’s gonna be. There will be 68 boosts with the wrath pass. However just like Dranei and BE were not allowed to be boosted the same is gonna go for DK’s. I’m almost certain it will be this way.
I mean I intend to main DK and even if a boost is available I wont be using it because I actually enjoy playing the game. I know it’s a crazy thought for you boost baby retailtards but there you go I’ve already proven you wrong
You are correct, that still makes the DK an Alt to someone that needed to level through the majority of the original game.
They start at the end of the old world already, this opinion is invalid. The only part of the game you are cutting out by boost in TBC which isn’t vital to the game.
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The Idea that someone didn’t come back to the game after classic because they hated TBC but they love Wrath, you are now say they are still required to play through the game they hated “Because you think it creates a bond with their character”. Just makes no sense to me. We complain about dead servers… But want to gatekeep access to the game for people. Make it make sense.
But once you get into Northrend content are you going to say during wrath that the most vital content of all most certainly was spent during 55-68 before you could reach Northrend. More important that any of the dungeons or heroics that will be vastly spent during the time of wrath’s existence including the pvp and raiding tier content.
You are in denial if you feel those 13 levels are of vital importance mate. I’m sorry, I’m not trying to be rude, we clearly have a difference of opinion. But the content and time spent on outlands is something I have gotten plenty of experience on having played the entirety of TBC myself already.
No need to call names though pal, none of this is personal and kind of weird for you to be so sour about it. Besides my main is an enhance shaman which I definitely leveled from 1-70 myself without a boost. So kind of weird to put me in a box just because you don’t agree with me. Calm down.
The point I think you missed, is that players of TBC classic that are looking forward to playing wrath. Aren’t thinking to themselves,
“Oh man I can’t wait to continue playing TBC content during wrath it’s going to be crazy awesome fun times!”
They’re thinking about playing wrath content and getting Alts into wrath content. That’s certainly a vast majority of players. I am sure some stragglers out there will be moving to wrath Classic and deciding not to play wrath content, but that kind of tiny ratio is pretty irrelevant compared to the massive pool of players that will be spending all their time thinking about wanting to play the content released in wrath.
I doubt they will allow this, given what they did with crusade boost, but I honestly don’t care. You want to waste your 1 wrath boost on a character already at 58? You go ahead and do that.
I rolled my BE Paladin in wrath after leaving the game in vanilla. So the level up process is something I’m very familiar with. I had no support characters, barely knew how to play the game and had little idea what I was doing (mostly solo, didn’t join a guild until cap). And my experience was that I did like 1.5 zones before leveling out of BC content. It was very fast. Certainly much faster than 1-60
Wrong. Ive played wow since vanilla. I wanted to play a different class in tbc. I did not want to reroll and go through the same quests ive done many many many times previously. There is absolutely nothing lost by my boosted character. I think it is pretry funny that some noobs that played through ckassic, one time, tell me how important it is that i have to do all the quests again or i wont appreciate my character as much.
The boost benifited me. My son didnt play classic. I talked him into coming back foe tbc. He only came back because the boost was available. It benifited him. He leveled many charactetr in original also. The boost does not hurt anything.
