Hey Blizz, have you ever thought of creating a system similar to the swtor legacy system? It would be an extremely welcome system in wow.
For those that dont know what it is:
You can create a Legacy on a realm in swtor that links all characters on a realm. Reputation is shared, gear is bind on legacy meaning you can share gear to all characters on your realm, you unlock perks like increased xp gains, use mounts earlier, portable mail box, repair bots, ports to locations and the best feature a legacy bank which you can place any bind on legacy items in and credits which is swtors version of gold. You can earn seperate titles showing even more prestige, e.g would be having the famed titles being a legacy title the shows under your name and then you can use a seperate title on your character at the same time
This would make the game even more alt friendly than it is now as things people want account wide could at least be server wide via the legacy system.
I spent time as a ref in NWA before I joined the military and all I can say when we was young how he acted on camera. Is how we has in real life that man was a tripâŠ
I spent the early 80âs watching Rick as well as Andre, Hogan, Savage, etc. They were pushing the envelope at the time for what a bouncy mat and ropes could protect them from based off what I saw.
Then even bigger men started to enter the scene like the Undertaker, the Rock, and Goldberg.
I watched a show about Andre. He seemed like a really down to earth gentle giant. His wrestling prowess was only outshined by his drinking.
Let him have it. Sometimes when someone with a ridiculous view or claim loses, utterly and completely; itâs worth circling back to mention it. Like ???-Mythic Dawn, (name and server are with-held) and her ongoing efforts to keep Death Knights from ever becoming playable characters, including a threat to quit if they ever did.
Letâs take a trip in the Way-Back Machine and see how that worked out!
(C&P from Old Forums)
Whew. Quite a post!
Now mind you, that was 2007. And thankfully, people âdoâ change. The poster I reference? They are still playing WoW for the record. Also, I will not give her handle out for obvious reasons. The purpose of this post is to end on a positive note as well.
You see, while she âwasâ frothing with moral outrage at the time, guess what happened eventually because of the embarrassment she suffered from the above post? She later wound up turning her goodie Paladin into a Death Knight, which she now she mains and really enjoys the game through. Sheâs one hell of a Tank. She also plays Horde now too.
I reposted this with her permission. Why? Because as she grew up from a idealistic teenager to an actual adult, she often has said in Discord, that this moment and the community reaction to it, was a pivotal turning point in her life and helped her to become a better person. This potential for personal growth, is one of many reasons that I feel that when a player says something idiotic, ridiculous, or over the top; they should reap the whirlwind.
If your going to play WoW, you should have at least enough faith in Blizzardâs plan, to not post a hostile rant, or attack another post and say it will ânever happenâ or that it is somehow terrible. Especially when itâs a desire to improve the quality of all playerâs lives, such as a request for more glyphs and or new colors for spell effects. âNeverâ is a very long time, and times change.
Me: âHmm⊠A preachy Paladin girl gone to the darksideâŠ? Guys, we know anyone like that?â
Undead DK Gal: âI will END you.â
âŠThe silver lining is that Foârums the Post Maker, probably will be able to put his children through college simply on the proceeds and sales generated by that thread alone. The quoted post is 16 years old, and so his children are just about ready to graduate.
