Bump. Still no blue comment… Great way to save face Blizz…
Day 19: Nameplates still remain enforced at a distance that makes me upset. If one were crazy, you might think this is acknowledgement that the change is verified classic. Luckily, I’ve decided to throw logic to the wayside. Tomorrow, I plan to dispute that Stratholme was ever a 10-man. This bagel is delicious.
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Day 20 : Blizz head still up their a**es
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I hope they never hotfix the method I’m using to get nameplate distance.
Share please
Blizzard is always no-fun-allowed (NFA) when it comes to range.
I’m dying here, please share. In-game mail, anything. This is AGONY for hunters. I should not have to be stuck at 20 yards for nameplates in Retail.
Its blatantly obvious to anyone who plays warrior and is familiar with what charge max range looks like. I can charge BEFORE a nameplate draws. It has always been that way in vanilla.
Every video I’ve seen people point to has only confirmed what I’m saying. You guys really dont have a feel for what 20 range is. Play a warrior with 25 range charge and you’ll know. I’m intimately familiar with it. Did the pvp grind, doing nothing but fighting all day every day for months. Charge and intercept are 25 yard range and I never had nameplates draw in until I had already charged someone at max range.
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bump to fix this
Still utterly broken and makes the game on Classic and Retail uselessly frustrating.
see ya, bye
It was already fixed. 
fix this, make it at least 36 yards since that’s what talents give
They did fix it, its not exploitable now.
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Still not fixed. Fun times
Whaaaaaaaaaa! Adjust. Move on.
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