Your right, they made a change, guess we should add lfr, transmog, garrisons, lfd, artifact weapons, azerite powers, all to tbc, because they made a change to make!
You do realize your argument is the slippery slope fallacy right?
Your saying that because they made a change, it means they should make more changes…
What are all these things? They sound pretty cool! Maybe we can also add dog people to the game since you like to make posts on one. I’d be up for it. You should make a post and I’ll add a like to it!
It is inherently against the intended experience of TBC.
This is not a #nochanges argument.
That’d be like saying that being against adding death knights to TBC would be a #nochanges argument.
It simply was not meant to exist in the TBC landscape and affects the gameplay of TBC, making it ineligible for what it is being advertised as, a faithful recreation.
Just because you can’t parse the difference between no changes and arguments that are not no changes doesn’t obligate us to hold your hand and teach you.
If you think about it long enough, you might figure it out. Or you won’t and we still won’t care enough to teach you.
Is saying Death Knights should not be in TBC because they didn’t exist yet in TBC a #nochanges argument?
If you say no, you’re not being consistent.
If you say yes, cheers for being consistent, but it also makes clear what we’re dealing with; someone who literally couldn’t give a flying rats patootie what changes are added even if it makes it completely unrecognizable to TBC.
Wait, why did you ask a question if you were just going to answer it yourself? Are you having a conversation with yourself since you can’t get anyone to agree with you?