Regarding the seal twisting change on beta

[Ironchain-herod]

Seems relevant:

@Kaivax

Paladin seals will now persist on the Paladin for a very short time after they’re replaced by a different seal.

• Developers’ notes: The concept of “seal twisting” was only possible due to spell batching. With a greatly reduced batch size, we’re adding a slight buffer when you swap seals to allow you to proc two in the same swing. This was not an intended interaction in Original WoW, but it’s a fun quirk of WoW Classic gameplay, and we want to allow Paladins to retain the ability to do this. Please let us know how this compares on the PTR to how seal twisting currently works on live realms.

The question is whether this reduced batching window and seal persistence (the seal is not specified; the wording allows for ALL seals to be twisted) is specifically for Classic or whether these changes continue into TBC.

If seals are meant to work this way in TBC, as well, then it’s definitely a bug. I can’t imagine they added seal twisting to Classic but not TBC where seal twisting was actually more prevalent and impactful.