I’m tried of all the crying by entitled people. People are being super rude for no reason over a thing that is almost irrelevant.
Blizzard fixed a bug. People are mad they didn’t get a chance to exploit the bug. Nerd rage ensued.
People need to relax and look at the evidence which is mounting behind the fact that the change was correct.
Okay, so you are just mad people are getting gear then…
Glad we can agree on that.
How when I got some of it? I bet your brain just exploded.
Is there anything that shows this is true or no
Grats?
Is that suppose to prove your point or something?
Since you want a honor reset are you going to delete your gear to stand by your word of not liking people getting it?
If the gear was EZ to get I would farm it on several of my alts. I do want it personally.
I still think the change was correct even though I can’t get the gear I want.
You didn’t answer my question.
Are you going to delete the gear that you got because that is what you want?
Wipe it all out after the two weeks then and let the kids play until then. Gives me something to do on my 60s!
I actually wouldn’t mind this. Would like to keep the marks, but an honor wipe would probably be a good thing anyway.
Honor does not decay. It’s like gold in your bags. Just another currency.
And yet I saw many a “green armor guy” with a R14 2hander in the first couple days of original prepatch.
In the first week or two many of those same were in full gear.
Somebody got things wrong with gross honor gains.
Really it doesn’t matter how the points are distributed only that they are at the correct rate per time / wins.
Back in old TBC PREPATCH the real hang up for the Alliance was the BG tokens; not honor points.
I said I don’t care if people got the gear so why would I delete it. If you had full R14 stuff and I didn’t I wouldn’t care.
In fact a lot of people did get a lot of the gear and I really don’t care. They got way more than I did. I got 1 thing. I still don’t care.
Like I said, if you can go into AQ40 and 1 shot bosses and get all the loot would you be OK with that? I doubt you would.
Fixing an obvious exploit is still required. And Blizzard rarely goes back and removes the items from people who unknowingly benefited from it.
At the time I was playing BGs I didn’t know the honor was inflated. I was just playing. I found out after the fact like everyone. I only played like a few hours.
Resetting honor for people who farmed honor is fair because it is a massive leg up in arenas at 70 if you have full PVP gear while other’s don’t.
Having a few pieces of 60 PVP gear for leveling is not even near as important.
You posted on the forum first time yesterday because of this. Do you understand why its hard for me to believe you here?
So you are not going to delete your gear. I believe that is called being a hypocrite.
Why are people still entertaining this troll?
So glad i got 50k honor before the nerf. Easy week headstart on honor boys
You sound like you are having a hard time accepting this honor fix. It was a fix, not a nerf.
You are just going to conveniently ignore the video above proving my post is accurate too.
Who is the hypocrite?
Problem is what feels right to most kids nowadays, is transmog, wow token, cash shop, raid difficulty, mount collection and skins, LFR, pay to wins and all other kind of crap … Here is another example… Kids want everything easy …
I see your video and counter with someone else’s work lol: Prepatch honor and why it wasn't an issue in 2.0.1
Asmon proved my post as well with his own pictures that he personally took while 60 in original TBC in AV and AB.
Gonna have to side with someone who actually has proof from back then and not some rantings of a guy who is probably wrong on the forum.
Asmon also picked apart a lot of the so called evidence that has been shown in sketchy 70 BG videos that may be private servers or even the wrong expansion.
Having to play 40 or more in 10 days to get a single 2H weapon is excessive. Having to play for 10 to 16 hours for the same result would seem about fair.
This would allow normal players who cannot play more than 4 to 5 hours per day to get some gear.