EPTI can already see all the level 90 spellpower dk's running around...
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Teoita
Italy12246 Posts
I can already see all the level 90 spellpower dk's running around... | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22239 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
I mean the people with lots of 90s will just pay £30 for expansion, people who want free 90 can pay say £40. Nothing wrong with that imo? Even i with enough 90s to deal with would buy the £40 for the free 90 xD I like AFK'n in org :3 | ||
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Teoita
Italy12246 Posts
On January 03 2014 03:04 Gorsameth wrote: dont forget that it is for WoD. So you still have to level 10 more levels on your own to "learn" your class. And tbh you would see the Spellpower dk if regardless if he lvled 10 or 100 lvls Eh i feel like people currently dont learn their class for shit going 1-90 as is... | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22239 Posts
On January 03 2014 03:07 Teoita wrote: Eh i feel like people currently dont learn their class for shit going 1-90 as is... well then nothing changes :p | ||
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Teoita
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Grettin
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On January 03 2014 03:07 Teoita wrote: Eh i feel like people currently dont learn their class for shit going 1-90 as is... Blizzard mentioned that there will be tutorial(s) similar to what DK has, with the free 90 boost. I don't see why it wouldn't apply to this. Whether it will be as helpful as you'd want it to be, who knows. Probably not. But for someone that hasn't touched all the classes yet, even a small introduction is more than welcome. | ||
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TheFish7
United States2824 Posts
On January 03 2014 02:30 Grettin wrote: Thoughts? http://www.gamespot.com/articles/how-much-would-you-pay-for-a-standalone-level-90-world-of-warcraft-character/1100-6416888/ Leveling up is half the fun, why would you spend extra money to skip half of the game? To me that is like buying the collectors edition of SC2 just to get a free save file that starts you off on the last level of the campaign. I guess its like people who buy the strategy guide for a puzzle game - it makes no sense to me but some people hate jumping through hoops I guess. Also yea people are just getting worse at the game. Was doing strat dead last night and some dude just kept opening up all the crates looking for holy water, not realizing that he was being attacked by maggots at all and just standing there taking damage. Then I had to jump up and down on the paper that causes the black guardsman to spawn for a good 4 minutes before they found it. Then to top it off one of the DPSs leeroys into Rivendare's room and locks the tank out so I have to panic heal the fight without a tank (good thing they made the whole dungeon EZ mode). Two weeks ago I had a Warrior in +Intelligence plate. I mean come on lol | ||
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Teoita
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Call me nostalgic but i never saw shit like that happen when i first started. | ||
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Qaatar
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Honestly, I feel like the players we encounter in LFR's and Flex pugs have always been there; just the experience of playing with these clueless idiots has been magnified due to Blizz and programs like Oqueue streamlining the process of finding these groups. The one downside to this is the ilvl discrimination that I see going on more frequently than ever in pugs, with the logic "if this person has X amount of ilvl, then this person can't possibly be clueless...right?"...well... At the end of the day, it's a good thing guilds exist. lol | ||
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TheFish7
United States2824 Posts
On January 03 2014 03:47 Teoita wrote: Call me nostalgic but i never saw shit like that happen when i first started. I feel like such an old man sometimes. "Back in my day you needed 4 healers to run UBRS! We had to CC on every pull and if you didn't have the improved Sap talent you didn't get a group invite! And even if you had improved sap you got BBQpwned on 10% of pulls! You young whipper snappers don't know how easy you've got it" If sap fails just let the rogue die - my favorite line of vanilla | ||
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Teoita
Italy12246 Posts
On January 03 2014 03:58 TheFish7 wrote: I feel like such an old man sometimes. "Back in my day you needed 4 healers to run UBRS! We had to CC on every pull and if you didn't have the improved Sap talent you didn't get a group invite! And even if you had improved sap you got BBQpwned on 10% of pulls! You young whipper snappers don't know how easy you've got it" If sap fails just let the rogue die - my favorite line of vanilla I miss being known on my (old) server for being really good at CCing mobs, moon=polymorph target ftw. The thing is, what has happened so far (and will continue to happen pretty much forever) is just that good players will just never ever leave their guilds, because "out there" is where all the baddies are. Kinda different from knowing several people on your server that are all good players and in different guilds, and running tbc heroics together or whatever. | ||
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Gorsameth
Netherlands22239 Posts
It was funny watching the "evolution" of LFR. At the start there was a lot of raiders who joined them, runs were reasonably smooth but a lot of 'bad' people got flamed for being bad and not listening. Then the raiders got tired of carrying the bads and stopped queuing more and more and now you see all the people complaining SoO LFR is so hard and there are so many wipes because so few 'good' players are left to lead/carry them | ||
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musai
Canada552 Posts
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farvacola
United States18856 Posts
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Torenhire
United States11681 Posts
On January 03 2014 01:25 Teoita wrote: Level up a horde alt on Sylvanas EU (or an alliance one on Kazzak EU i guess) and let me know if your opinion stays the same Here was my (alliance) levelling server http://wow.realmpop.com/us-illidan.html and I still would much rather quest/level on that server than on PVE  Once I started fighting instead of trying to hide from all the horde, I immediately got tons better at my class, I knew all the spell mechanics like the back of my hand, what to cast when, rotations...it all became a snap reflex to the point where you're fighting 4, 5, 6 people at once and not getting stomped because you're so used to fighting a group solo.Sylvanas has a great ratio, it's about 2:1 in favor of alliance, so that place would be practically perfect to level up on for a PVP server. If people are going to cry about a 2:1 ratio, they might as well just spend the 25 bucks to move servers because that's practically perfect. Funny you mention that realm though, I'm friends with a few people from a horde guild over there (The Machine) and if I were to roll EU I'd roll there horde 100% Kazzak is pretty bad, but same thing as above...I'd still rather roll on a PVP realm regardless of pop/ratio than a PVE one, if it were up to me. | ||
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Teoita
Italy12246 Posts
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Godwrath
Spain10141 Posts
On January 03 2014 03:47 Teoita wrote: I had a pala tank in agi leather with a spirit/intelect chest piece, agility/spirit shield and +int mace giving me shit when i asked him to please wait until the whole group was together before pulling (some guy fell off in the water before the last part). he started ninja pulling like an idiot and only succesfully wiped the entire group when he pulled all the beast mob thingies right before akumai's room, because he just didnt tank shit and let me die first. Call me nostalgic but i never saw shit like that happen when i first started. There was a lot of horrible people at the start too. The thing is that eventually you would meet decent and good players, and you will start grouping with them. We called them CS players xD I am starting to play again, but levelling on a PvE server is too boring for me. STV was always the best part of levelling, but something tells me that with the LFR tool, i won't find outdoor pvp even if i camp towns. | ||
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Stancel
Singapore15360 Posts
On January 03 2014 04:51 farvacola wrote: Cept for them pesky runestones and secrets I'd do Pinnacle of Storms LFR - maybe - If I needed runestones/secrets, but pugging norm ToT/flex SoO is a lot quicker and easier than LFR ToT and SoO. | ||
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Arnstein
Norway3381 Posts
On January 03 2014 04:19 Gorsameth wrote: I pretty much never group outside the guild for a reason. I skip LFR whever i can only doing a few guild runs at the start of a tier. Only do scenario's in the guild. dungeons, when i do them there in the guild. It was funny watching the "evolution" of LFR. At the start there was a lot of raiders who joined them, runs were reasonably smooth but a lot of 'bad' people got flamed for being bad and not listening. Then the raiders got tired of carrying the bads and stopped queuing more and more and now you see all the people complaining SoO LFR is so hard and there are so many wipes because so few 'good' players are left to lead/carry them Here's my experience(I'm a WoW noob): LFR isn't too bad actually. Yes, the whole raid get wiped sometimes, but as long as there are someone to tell us what to do, we will usually make it on the next try. I never read up on tactics before queuing for raid(I know that's a bit stupid, but I'm just not studying for this game ) but there's always someone saying what to do, and everything's fine. For you hardcore players, I'm sure the game is getting more and more boring and casual, and I can relate that to BW/SC2. But as a guy who doesn't have that much time to play anymore, I really enjoy the way it is now! | ||
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