Allégorie de mon build Sulfateuse sur Verso.
Je pense que ce build PLIE LITTERALEMENT n'importe quel combat avant le tour de l'ennemi (Sauf peut-être Simon. PEUT-ETRE. Je l'ai buté avant peut pas tester RIP)
Le principe c'est vraiment simple
TIR EN VISEE LIBRE PUTAIN SPAM
I think we reached the point where graphics stopped mattering around a generation ago, but no one’s willing to admit it, so now we’ve got towel comparisons. Welcome to 1tb gaming.
I played World of Warcraft for many, many years (stopped around early Cata days). The one thing that stood out to me more than anything was its massive size. It was literally a world. And it felt huge because you had to explore everything by foot (to start with anyway).
This might be a hot take but I always felt that some of the magic got lost with the flying mounts and teleports later on. The upgrade from walking to getting your first mount was nice (it felt like a real milestone) but the flying mount and teleports turned a once massive world into a set of waypoints.
I know it's all under the umbrella of convenience but I felt that the world really started to shrink and lost a big chunk of its charm. It wasn't about exploring anymore, it was about getting to the next dungeon or raid as fast as possible, relegating everything else to secondary importance, including all the little details, NPCs, caves, coastlines, mountains, and everything that that was once so wonderful to explore.