I mean that’s kind of the point. In a previous thread, one poster mentioned that in other expansions the cap would be exceeded by conversion points and then you couldn’t spend again until you went back under cap. Others suggested buying pieces before reset then trying to refund before equipping the next day.
If either of the above are doable that’s better than buying OS pieces I probably won’t use or a second gladiator pants with a different enchant.
TBC is over my friend, I understand it is expensive as a warr needing not only a 2h but 1h+shield, ranged, and maybe buying arena weps for pve also (2h sword or something)
Let the people access the gear, it’s only for a few weeks, it will make the BGs very fun imo if everyone who is remotely interested in pvp can get good gear
i’d wager most pvpers are not only honour capped but arena point capped also. there is nothing to buy, also most “brutal caster gear” will have identical stats to “brutal healer gear” (besides 4set bonuses) after prepatch
that’s just the nature of the game, don’t see any reason to be upset about it. you can get your wep and shoulders then get all the honour back within the month of prepatch
I might be misremembering, but wasn’t there an occasion where Blizzard allowed players to exceed the honor (or maybe it was Valor, I’m old and my memory isn’t the best) cap temporarily due to some conversion.
Seems like the sort of thing that should be allowed in these circumstances. Especially since there won’t be any additional items to purchase for honor until after the previous seasons arena gear becomes available for honor.
The titles/mounts are still exclusive so I don’t see a problem here. You’re just angry you have to share gear even though none of it will be relevant anymore the day northrend opens.
“No, and wrong, in that order.”
-I think it was yes and right, in whatever order you want. But your response doesn’t even seem to have a purpose so I think we’re done here. You just want to puff air it seems.
“IMO arena rewards should always be cosmetic, not more powerful gear that most people can’t obtain. Exclusive titles, mounts, and gear re-colors like in MoP are fine.”
-At least it’s not as awful as the classic rank system.
I don’t think you understand what I’m trying to get at. I just want to know one way or the other. If the honor disappears, fine, I’ll buy OS pieces, if not I’ll use those points to buy weapon and shoulders so I don’t unnecessarily waste my capped points on that. There’s nothing to be upset about really, other than not knowing.
No, and wrong, in that order.
I don’t know how many ways I can say I think increasing bg participation is a good thing. Secondly, I could list about a half dozen ways S4 gear could stay relevant for months after launch (depending on character status and purpose). But then again everyone parrots the same talking points about that without exercising any critical thinking skills.
Not getting information for which no one is adversely affected and for which hundreds (thousands?) of players could make better decisions about how to spend points, and which could be answered in a single sentence by Blizzard? In what universe is that how it happens? I don’t think you even know what the issue is being argued.
IMO arena rewards should always be cosmetic, not more powerful gear that most people can’t obtain. Exclusive titles, mounts, and gear re-colors like in MoP are fine.
Could be fixed with a temporary honor cap increase. Or what I think would be easier would be to make the arena to honor conversion a buyable item like the battleground marks. And just wait until the day before full wotlk release (sept 25th) to force the arena point conversion so people can’t take the arena points into wrath. That way people who have 5k honor points saved expecting the arena gear to go on sale like they did for the last 3 seasons aren’t screwed if they also prepped 75k honor for wrath.
Every BG is 90% boosted ret paladins with collective gear, trashbin death knights in blood furnace greens and the odd one-shottable resto druid someone boosted for gathering in wotlk.
Blizzard made the pinnacle of endgame pvp fun into a welfare state for an entire month, any and all power progression diluted, and the end of TBC; Phase 5/Season 4/SWP progression utterly worthless.
Blizzard making again the same pathetic mistakes that eventually brought retail to a well-deserved 5 digit playerbase. Keep it up.