Let me say this as diplomatically as I can …
IT . WOULD . CHANGE . THE . 2006 . GAME . BY . PUTTING . SOMETHING . INTO . IT . THAT . WASN’T . THERE . UNTIL . NOVEMBER 2008 .
You are wrong. Wrong. Wrong.
Loot trading was added much later than 2006.
Nice try. The subject is barber shops. Try to follow along; it makes conversation a lot easier when everyone is talking about the same thing.
I’d argue loot trading had a much greater impact to Classic than a barber shop would. You’re ignoring something that disproves your entire argument because it doesn’t fit your narrative.
The subject is barber shops. Try to follow along. You want to discuss loot trading, make a new thread. This isn’t the US Congress where you throw everything into the pot and then stir like hell.
You mean you hope those of us who want TBC Classic will just roll over and want all the changes? I hope they don’t add things until the appropriate point, so TBC correctly would add arenas, but would not add transmog and pet battles. (Not going to speak for “the BC crowd”, as we’re all individuals, but I suspect the divide and debate over changes will be just as strong.)
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Okay, let’s ignore things that ruin your argument.
Barber shop would have no real impact on the game. It would, however, make some people happy.
Counterpoint already given (scroll up).
No changes is a horrendously stupid stance and has already failed given the plethora of changes in the game. Low impact changes are a lot easier to work into the game than major changes.
I used to be for no-changes, but that was before we had this frankenpatch.
I just think it’s funny that people continually ignore the pure and simple fact that Blizzard has said on more than one occasion, that there will be no changes made to Classic.
Blizzard is disinclined to offer HD models, and they are disinclined to offer barbershops and Blizzard is also disinclined to offer anything else for that matter.
It’s really that simple. To argue otherwise is futile. It’s just not going to happen.
#sorrynotsorry
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Ignoring all the changes already made to the game?
There aren’t any. Stop making things up. You’re delusional.
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Loot trading, HD graphics, forced spellbatching/leeway causing new bugs, issues with the Legion client and old AI…
Delusional, right?
Can you change face in barbershop? If so, I’m for it. I messed up during creation and now I cannot undo it on my main. 
Nice try…
Doesn’t exist.
That’s a new one…
Has nothing to do with it…I repeat myself but: Blizzard has said on more than one occasion, that there will be no changes made to Classic .
You can argue all you like. The OP is asking about adding a barbershop to Classic WoW. The simple truth of the matter is that Blizzard will not be adding a barbershop to Classic.
Period.
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They should just enable the race/appearance purchased respec option in Classic. Too late for me though - I already deleted my 33 Priest with a hair style that I came to regret & restarted a new Priest on the PvE RP server. She is up to level 22 now.
Yeah, you can. At least in modern WoW. The only thing you can’t change is skin colour IIRC.
Yeah, it’s actually in game. So it is a nice one.
Burying your head in the sand doesn’t work. There’s a vanilla option for graphics, and then more options past that with features that weren’t in vanilla.
Not really. It’s been discussed for months.
Yes it does, specifically with pet AI.
And I repeat myself with, other than the ones already in game?
I don’t really care if they add it or not. My point is that anyone arguing, “#nochanges” is delusional and ignores the changes already in game - minor game changes and necessity (like loot trading) is arguably fine.
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Yet they themself decided to make the change of not including the original epic mounts because they don’t want the players to rush. It is quite ironic actually.
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You can tell yourself whatever you like. The truth is that Blizzard will not make changes, barbershops included, in Classic.
The willful ignorance is strong with you. Blizzard already made changes, more than what I listed.
You remind me of the people who blindly spammed the Wall of No.
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