and Iâd say we number of us is quite high, comparatively to others. Thing is a lot are saying balancing MM to enable us to keep the bond and keeping the changes canât be done.
As Luigi in the live action SMB movie (the one that was not all that popular) said though: nothing is impossible, unlikely, improbable but never impossible.
Wait until you realize mm is one of the few specs that blizz has been mostly hands off with and hasnât really given it a lot of class identity like bm and surv.
Heck once they removed all the abilities mm shared with surv and bm, it has less buttons than bm. Which has been a forum meme for eons because of its simplicity.
So be disingenuous to random people on the forums or admit that mm needs serious work. Oh and opinions arenât allowed unless they lines up with yours.
I wish yâall would stick to how you would like the spec to play vs throw out unprovable numbers to argue your point of popularity.
this is why I theorize that many of these posters donât even know their own specs out of the basic main buttons to press, guarantee a lot of them donât even know something like that.
Itâs pretty apparent that they donât when most of the complaints are about the pet being removed and not the much needed rework mm actually needs.
Like if you actually look at your mm hotbar. The amount of holes is incredible. I think I have maybe 2 holes in my bm hotbar? And I even fill those with trinkets.
I canât do that with mm.
And along with Lust, they can add Intimidation and Grievous Wounds and the Trigger Finger buff to Lone Wolf too while theyâre at it. Making LW MM perform vastly better than MM having a pet.
âŚWait, why would they want a pet again? To gimp themselves?
The existence of flat earthers doesnât make the earth more flat. No matter however much they want to âdiscussâ the shape of the earth.
There isnât a debate. Folks who play MM hunters are excited to have more talents, toys, and mechanics. Whereas a small subset of folks who view themselves as hunters first and foremost get upset when they are told that MMâs identity has been effectively petless for about a decade (both in theme and gameplay), and that thereâs two other specializations that utilizes pets as part of their identity.
Thatâs all there is to it, and thatâs not debatable.
I wish that ones like you would read and such before posting, maybe you would have realized what I was referring to was the number of us that want to keep the bond, in any fashion, was comparatively high. I threw out no numbers that could or could not be proven.
As far as how I want the spec to play? I have already gone over that repeatedly and jsut been told to roll BM, which I hate due to its reliance on the pet, survival which is not ranged, etc.
You are tight, there is not a debate: ones who use all tools of the class, including pet, see the changes and like them for x content but are bringing up concerns abotu y content are being told by trolls and fools that are not able to emphsize with others.
There is not a debate because one side is willing to discuss but the other is trying to shut down the debate by providing answers that solve no issue, or are too easily countered:
If you want a pet, roll BM
I hate BM, too much reliance on pet
then roll survival
I want to be ranged
then roll another class
I have toons of all classes, each one I have my own view for
But once again, for me, I donât care if they make the pet purely vestigial, and I would only be using it as a companion and fetcher, I donât care if they make it that 3rd aspect of the sniper fantasy (the one that keeps people from sneaking up on the sniper), as one other stated, I jsut want to keep the bond with my pet in some way while playing MM
The one that is getting disregarded by those that think any feedback that they donât like is complaining. Posting ideas and options to enable MM to keep the pet, in ANY fashion, and preparing to adapt to the changes while we wait and see the future changes for the eagle.
Ah, I see where you are coming from, but keep in mind, with comparatively, it could break down the ones that want to keep the pet into sub groups. Like I did not mean to imply that those that want to keep the pet is greater then those that donât as much as those that want to keep the bond is likely higher then those that want to keep the pet for any other reason.
Yea Iâm not even going to lie, I view someone who wants to use a pet that they control as MM the same way I view someone that complains about having to move as Havoc DH. Like they are somehow playing a spec which has a design they adamantly donât like and somehow they donât even see it.
I wasnât disregarding your feedback. I was merely saying what other choice do you have going forward in the foreseeable future?
Your only choices right now for pets will be bm or surv. You can continue to post feedback about this, but this change will be live for at minimum, 6 months. Big changes to specs usually last at least the entire season, if not the rest of the xpac. And theyâll make another major change going into midnight.
Thatâs why I said, âwhat other choice do you have?â - If you want to play with your pets, itâs going to be 1 of those 2 specs regardless of feedback.
Itâs just better to not attempt to measure the immeasurable. Especially if you are trying to argue for something, it tends to muddy the water so to speak. Then itâs also easy to tangent into âSOURCE?!â
Again, no matter however much you want to discuss the shape of the earth - it doesnât change.
The objective reality and truth of the matter is that MM havenât been playing with their pets for a decade, and the OVERWHELMING consensus is that you pick MM if you want to play a hunter but donât want a pet. This has been true for the past 10 years at least.
Thatâs the objective truth of the matter, and the upcoming changes reflect what MM hunters want.
You have talked on this subject matter before. The only ones unable to emphasize with other people are folks who repeatedly ignore that the overwhelming consensus from MM hunters is âI donât want a pet.â So they are making that change whilst adding mechanics and gameplay aspects that enhance the gameplay as opposed to detract from it.
The only trolls in regards to this topic are yaâll who keep refusing to acknowledge such basic things such as this. All yaâll want to do is, effectively, âdebate the shape of the earthâ because you dislike the objective truth to its shape.
This is why there isnât a debate, because we donât even know how the thing is going to be implemented yet. Meaning that there is nothing to debate, and all one can do is to acknowledge the objective reality of that matter - which is what I have been doing, and most other MM hunters. You arenât doing that though, so thereâs nothing to emphasize with you.
I think the hope for providing feedback know will at least bring out the other changes, like the glyph that will change toe look of the eagle, to come sooner. As well as, sicne it is not on the PTR yet, there is a chance, however slim, that some PTR builds will at least make the pet a visual, if inactive, aspect of the hunter.
Ahem, this is little but conjecture to ones like me, and as another put it:
While there arenât numbers to prove one way or another, there are many examples that show one is more popular than the other. I just didnât want to get into it
The source is âI have told you this, and others, before but you disliked it so you ignored it.â You even commented in the same thread.
Literal 10 years worth of history is the source.
There actually is. Because the entire reason why Lone Wolf is the default nowâaâdays is because back during Warlords, there was A LOT of pressure on Blizzard to making the talent viable in raids (since M+ didnât exist yet).
The desire of having a petless hunter class and it being MM was extremely popular, which is why folks used Lone Wolf even prior to it being a good option for PvE was the most common talent choice back then. Even in high-end raiding, because folks just didnât want a pet and deal with the AI. They wanted to to play MM, and not have a random pet running around the place.
Lone Wolfâs existence and buffs is the literal proof as to why MM was desired to be a petless specialization. So the way to determine this is to go back and look at logs, forum posts, guides, and more from Warlords of Draenor and look at the number of people using Lone Wolf - despite it not being numerically better.
Even back then, with as numbers-driven as we are as players, folks used it as the default when playing MM.
and I respect that, the issue is one can claim it is what MM hunters want, but we also have to recognize what groups those MM hunters are in. Like I want the changes, as they are, so I can play my hunter in raids and M+ without needing to worry about having a pet to provide lust. We also have to give a nod to those that want to go petless, but take the stance of âI want x, byt I donât want to take y from other playersâ