I used to play caster holy paladin forever ago before it got changed to melee and I loved it.
once it got changed I just slowly played less and less. I came back to WoW for df and first thing I did was try and be a caster holy pally which suck. I then leveled all the healers to 70 and I found one that was actually fun again
and then freaking blizzard nerfed evoker. are you trying to get people to stop playing!!! I don’t understand… every time I try to stick with wow its like they are purposely trying to get me to stop.
I have a suggestion instead of nerfing evoker… how about you make the other healers stronger? I know that probably never occurred to you but its what you should of done. don’t ruin the fun stuff fix the bad stuff geeze…
also emerald blossom is not fun. that it why people don’t play it! yes it did less healing but it also was not fun NOT FUN! don’t force us into a not fun build
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Been hearing this a lot lately. This has been the theme of wow since Ion took over in my opinion.
hope some day blizzard will higher developers who have actually played wow before. I always thought gaming companies should just higher someone to play there game to actually get info sense they don’t listen to the community.
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Why do they test on PTR when they’re ignoring what players review.
Why are evokers even a class at this point? so many disadvantages with NO upsides. At least no discernible ones besides y’know… being a dragon.
We have wings
That looks cool but our wings are useless
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If you want me to play Emerald Blossom, just make Emerald Blossom better.
That’s all you had to do. You didn’t need to nerf TA/Echo+GH. You don’t need to change anything.
Just make blossoms good enough to where they’re viable.
People have complained and whined since day one of vanilla almost two decades ago.
Gamers have a perpetuity to complain. It’s the same in league, guild wars, ff14, whatever.
People used to say ghostcrawler was the biggest joke ever, and ever since they left they want him back.
It’s a loud minority syndrome.