What if you only changed the class spells, not your Covenant?
Class spells are the covenants though. Does it make sense for a Kyrian to fleshcraft themselves an abomination shield like the Necrolords do? Or a night fae to utilize the Kyrian servant?
That’s not a class spell, Fleshcraft is the Necrolord signature spell.
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Same argument applies.
I get it. You think you are very important. We will had to agree to disagree on that.
They have said multiple times that they want us to equate covenant choice with class choice. If you feel that they aren’t robust enough for that to be, then give that feedback and maybe they can be expanded upon.
I mean, the fact that you’re posting on an alt basically proves you don’t want to prove that you haven’t done any content worth your opinion.
For all we know, all you do is LFR, level alts, and transmog. Why does it matter if we want to help our groups, our raids, or our battleground groups to achieve success? Like, really, what does it matter to you?
You’ll still be able to pick your covenant and stick to it. Why can’t people understand this? The min-maxers want to stick to a covenant, we just don’t want the abilities to be locked. Is this really that bad, or hard to understand?
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I think there’s a difference. And keep in mind you’re already the Maw Walker, the hero of all four covenants who was already granted power by all four of them. You already previously had the Necrolord class spell even if you are a Kyrian character.
#PullTheRipcord.
Contradicted yourself in the very next sentence, I am impressed!
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How? The covenant abilities are literally talents, bro.
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More than welcome to quote where I ever said that. Take your time too because it’s going to be one hell of a search.
They never said that, they said they wanted it to be similar to a sub class. Unfortunately they have failed on all fronts. If they want to see a sub class, they need to power up The Old Republic.
I can only post on this character and a level 29 rogue that I haven’t played since 2005. I have no idea why. Thankfully, there are places like warcraft logs where you can look up my characters if you want to.
You argue that with covenants being locked, players will be forced to roll fotm to get into groups. But if they are unlocked and switched with a click of a button, players will magically get in to groups playing whatever covenant they want? Ok.
Dont know the full story there but you are being lent those powers in the story I would assume. A “free trial” so to speak. After that you gotta pay the full subscription, by swearing yourself to a covenant.
Yep… one hell of a search…
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Didn’t know I was a covenant. Blizzard should have told me!
That’s actually how it will be, watch. Though, most of the people, if the abilities are unlocked will still pick the covenant they want because of the theme.
Have you seen any of the covenant interactions in dungeons? You’ll see “LF Rogue with Night fae for what ever key” because of the dungeon exploits you can use with certain covenants.
Here is an example of the false equivalence logical fallacy in which an equivalence is drawn between two subjects based on flawed or false reasoning.
Demon Hunters are not Warriors, or Monks therefor this is flawed reasoning.
I know the story. You’re the hero of all the covenants, you’re working with all the covenants even during the endgame content. Covenants aren’t in conflict with each other.
#PullTheRipcord
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It’s also an idiotic comment considering Fury outranks WW in all forms of content lol.
That’s funny because I know one Bastion dungeon has you deal with a literal Necrolord attack.
Not enemies eh?
If I were the leader of an organization, I would not trust those who swear themselves to my rivals with my power and secrets.
#LeaveTheRipcordAlone
Watch the maldraxxus covenant video featuring draka. There’s possibly a rogue faction within maldraxxus that’s attacking the kyrian’s.
The more you know?
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