Nothing is going to be perfect the first try. We have a starting point that can be tested thanks to the hard work of the developers. Changes are inevitable and will be coming.
#worldofwarcraft#warcraft
Unpopular take but it needs to be said: just stfu and play the game.
Every patch / update comes with so much crying and complaining before the game has even been released. Just stfu and play. Things will be tuned again and again and againβ¦.. and again. This game is forever.
I guess everyone will be rolling Tauren where possible? 60% movement speed is crazy!
Not sure I like the changes to Orc as they are irrelevant to non warlocks and hunters
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#LeagueOfLegends has got to be the absolute worst game in the world with the worst community and player base. Have not seen a more toxic game that is so trash. The matchmaking is completely horrendous where you constantly get 1-2 idiots in a game that ruin it for the rest
Lastly, Blizzard will need to address the eventual inevitable inflation in the economy. If the game is meant to last forever, the economy needs to be self-sustaining with appropriate mechanisms to deflate the gold and to keep other economic activities in the game relevant. /7
What's the point of calling a game #WoWForever if everything you work toward eventually becomes irrelevant? I think #Blizzard has a unique opportunity here to create a world where your time and accomplishments actually retain their value. /1
Professions could be used to upgrade raid gear in a meaningful way, which would require grinding for mats, or perhaps acquired from new raids. I.e. blacksmithing could change the effect on a weapon from frost damage to provide attack speed or some other effect. /6
@MoosFortune The amount of dick riding im seeing here in the comments is pathetic lol. I got nothing against pilav, but objectively I can say hes got a big mouth
@Nobodyneed58171@GigabearForever This is a conflicts of laws issues. Just because the unilateral contract is made in the US, doesn't necessarily mean that the US is the governing law. The law is always nuanced.