He complains on the forums about an expansion he’s already given up on.
I mean I’m just saying if I was making decisions about the game I wouldn’t be taking feedback from players who contribute little to nothing towards whatever I felt was a core part of my game.
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Yeah, I’m sure driving people away because you’re a solo rpg altoholic is great.
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Brah I have run and helped run 2 massively successful guilds.
I have raid lead, taught, and coached players to perform in classic and retail.
I’ve probably personally played with or organized close to a thousand players in classic.
Lmfao get real bub
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3.4 is the patch that removed RDF from WotLK so it looks like you’ve got exactly what you want.
3.3.5 was the last patch of WotLK and the patch 3.4 was built off of for classic.
Im at two, working on 3 as i can. Have a lot happening in RL at the moment.
Keep on keeping on brother.
I personally refuse to raid lead or be an officer, but i have helped a lot of players find guilds to call home and have connections to over a half dozen guilds. I go out of my way to help people from leveling to gearing, exc. I am actually making a priest that i will level lock at 22 and have him be a healer for dungeons in the level range of 15-30 just to help friends as they start out new characters. I have a holy paladin at 70 to help people in the 65-75 range and will soon have my lvl 68 DK there as well. I dont plan on level locking those characters though.
LOL What??!?
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It’s a lot of work but I manage people in my career so it just sorta happened.
I genuinely love WoW, and I love team building. Making a guild succeed is very satisfying.
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Here let me help you out. 3.4 was the first patch of WotLK classic, which launched without RDF as we all know. It was based off of patch 3.3.5 which did have RDF, as we all know. This means that the 3.4 patch was the patch that removed RDF from WotLK. So when some one asks for all the features of 3.4, that means no RDF.
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Oh, here comes another armchair developer come to educate us all on how software development works and how software versioning works!
Everyone gather around and listen…
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What does this even mean you dolt lmfao
Yeah, you may want to sit this discussion out my dude! LOL!!!
Don’t lash out at me because you’re the one who doesn’t understand what they’re asking for or what they’re talking about. You want 3.4? Congratulations, we’ve had 3.4 since WotLKC launch lol.
Oh dear god, help these, dense fools! Go back and thoroughly read the discussion. Then come back and think really hard about your whole 3.4 reasoning.
A blue pill enjoyer.
You’re the one who asked for all of the features of 3.4. I want you to google when 3.4 was released and then think REALLY hard about what features were and were not in the game for 3.4
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Ok, I will walk you through this, and I will attempt to use small words so you can follow along easily.
Everyone here is well aware patch 3.4 does not have RDF. I mean, that was the whole reason people are upset. So news flash for you, that is not some big “Oh, Gotcha” realization you just made.
Next, we are saying that since the Wrath Classic client was built off 3.3.5, which already had RDF in it, it actually took more time and effort to remove it and because it was already in the 3.3.5 client, the 3.4 client is actually in a position to have it quickly added back.
When we point out that we are on 3.4, we are making the point that we are on a patch that is post-RDF implementation and therefore makes it not only easier but actually appropriate to have RDF in it.
The real points of the discussion has flown right over your head. And now you are patting yourself on the back for making a point that is not only not on the right chapter; you are reading a completely different book.
Wow you managed to look even dumber than I thought you were.
2.4 had pre nerf Sunwell, 2.4.3 had post nerf. By your logic, it never should have been nerfed.
3.3.5 had the old azeroth. 4.0 had new azeroth, by your logic - it never should have been changed.
Please try harder to keep up, and maybe work on some logical consistency because to anyone with an above room temperature IQ you look very stupid.