No Ion, Not Everyone Who Delves Wants to do M+

Blizzard wised up and started developing for their largest demographic. The few elitists that cry their little heart out will just have to deal with it I guess.

Show me the letter that stands for required grouping. I’ll wait.

Says the guy throwing a fit because delves exist

L M A O

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Corruption was one of the worst systems ever implemented. Borrowed power systems need to be permanently removed from the game. Corruption was pretty universally hated so i am not sure what your point is.

Borrowed power is what keeps the game alive.

It’s still around, we just call it “class reworks.”

I’ll pull your own trick on you. Wheres ypur data on that? Got a chart? Lmao.

Multiplayer. Multiplayer implies other people. Think back to the Halo days, though you are prolly too young. Multiplayer has always been associated with social team play. In a multitude of genres.

Pointing out facts could be considered throwing a fit. I’ll give you that.

Nope. Not true. If one understands the game and their class, borrowed power isnt necessary.

These generally change throughput of individual abilities, not so much a change inthe kit. (With exceptions) Which is fine to an extent. Having a random op system is not good for the game. It gives people a false sense of actually knowing how to play their toon.

Borrowed power changes the class and how they play.

Reworks change the class. (And we got hero talents too this time around that also change it.)

Tier sets also do this.

Borrowed power accomplishes one thing: prevent players from being bored.

Casuals have always been wows biggest demographic. You’d be a fool to think otherwise.

Yes it does. It does not say anything about requiring to group with those other players.

Show me where it say “required grouping”

When you post one let me know.

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Generally, borrowed power abilities that change the playstyle of the class change from expac to expac. Class adjustments generally stay for a while. Borrowed power is designed to compensate for players that can’t use the regular kit to do the content. Which is bad.

Tier sets are bad. I prefer raw stats.

Like. from expac to expac?

Idk, tier set changes how my class plays, and hero class tree could’ve been titled covenant ability.

Not really any difference.

Casuals and solos are completely different things friend. =P. I am casual. I still raid mythic. I play the game 3 times a week max.

Yeah go play slayer (Halo) without involving other teammates or other people. Lol

Its implied in the definition. If there arent other players to group with, would it be multiplayer?

I have been. Your types don’t belive in facts lmao.

m+ PLAYERS Keep the hell out of my delving. You got yours I got mine. Stop with the whining and play your own darn game.

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How long has agony, corruption, haunt, etc been in the affliction tool kit. I am talking spanning large time periods greater than a 2 year expac.

Both of which i hate.

So you want classes that NEVER CHANGE from now till… forever?

Definitely more overlap than not.

Where?

Those other players do exist and they can be grouped with. Not required.

Just because you’ve posted a river of tears don’t make them facts.

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Lol if you can’t see it you are either illiterate or blind.

Tears, facts, whatever you wanna call em, they’re true regardless lmao.

Yep. Thats why we get new classes.

In other words you can’t tell me because it doesn’t exist. The made up mess in your head doesn’t count.

Except you’re crying about opinions and things you can completely ignore. Not facts.

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I’ll pass on that.

I’ve told you. You refuse to listen. I don’t really care what your opinion is at the end of the day, so I am not too invested in trying to get you to understand the concept of an implication of a definition.

I mean this forum is for discourse. So I am participating in discourse. Unfortunately your types are used to existing within an echo chamber and are incapable of understanding opinions as facts that generally disagree with your view.

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Your choice. Your opinion. I don’t agree with it, but I respect your right to it and belief in it.