With near universal approval can we get a response about dual spec please

[Kumasama-westfall]

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@Eldemir-grobbulus

I mean, it’s pretty simple. You couldn’t buy a level 58 character back then. And even in comparison with RaF, that system was launched just a few months before Wrath released, and a handful of months after BC was essentially over.

@Lease-sulfuras

I played the entirety of TBC and recruit-a-friend was NEVER relevant during the expansion. It was mostly a catchup mechanism intended for people to get into Wrath, like the sunwell dailies flooded the economy with gold and the world with epic flying mounts.

Being for RAF would be akin to being for Sunwell dailies on release day.

@Gralterik-moon-guard

At least with RAF you have to actually grind out something and spend some time in the old world instead of skipping it entirely

By the way, what with how this thread ended, most of the folks in it don’t even remember RAF even being relevant to anything. The last guy, Gralterik, basically sums it up: players were at the very least given an incentive to grind it out rather than skipping out entirely.

400% is substantial, but it’s hardly comparable to instant gratification.

And, again, it was a “catch up” thing implemented late TBC for folks who were on their way into Wrath.

Blizzard had ample time to implement an RaF in WoW Classic for TBC Classic, but they chose to implement a level 58 at the beginning.