2007-12-08, 09:00 | Link #181 | |
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Which, simply put it, disables your controls while they pummel away. If you are still in denial, just try pitting against a warlock or rogue and you will see. This was one of the main reasons why I couldn't bear playing WoW any longer. |
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2007-12-08, 11:23 | Link #182 | |
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Have you ever wondered why priests are the second most popular healing class in both 2vs2 and 5vs5 brackets and the most popular healing class in the 3vs3 bracket yet according to you its impossible for an healing priest to survive in PvP. I think someone here is in denial but its not me. About rogues and warlocks, you know I play a resto shaman and let me tell you. Priests aren't the only class that have problems while they're silenced, stunned, snared or feared. |
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2007-12-08, 14:26 | Link #184 |
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Well, I did say "great" before "at least competitive" didn't I? Statwise the epic PvP gear was pretty close to Tier 1/2, Tier 3 was a pretty big step up though. Of course, with the honor grind that PvP gear was also a lot harder to actually get than the PvP gear now, and only the really hardcore guys seemed to have it, so saying the raid gear dominated isn't too far off.
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2007-12-08, 19:05 | Link #186 |
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Heh I never intended to start a debate with that post. You are probably right as I don't thoroughly research stats, but then there was also the time when very few people had BWL gear and AQ wasn't out yet. Regardless, I never saw people with PvP gear struggling until Naxx came out, but that experience may be different than yours since my server was never at the peak of PvE progression, so the insanely geared people didn't start showing up as quickly.
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2007-12-17, 12:29 | Link #187 |
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I apologize for the double post but it's been over a week and this fell off the first page.
Anyway, I am very impressed with the new leveling system implemented in the last patch. Got my warrior from 40 to 51 in a week, playing only 2 or so hours a day. Still have many quests in the lv 40 zones too. I also really like how very few creatures in the old world are actually elite anymore, opens up a lot more quests that were previously undoable because it wasn't possible to get a group. Kinda makes me sad to see King Mukkla, a beastly lv 51 elite that could kill poorly-geared 60s, reduced to a pitiful lv 42 normal mob though. |
2007-12-18, 17:21 | Link #189 | |
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I'm looking forward to leveling in new areas myself but I am NOT looking forward to the huge crowds of people that will be absolutely everywhere, even with 2 lowbie zones. Tagging quest mobs before everyone else was fairly easy as a Hunter when BC came out but now that I'll be playing Warrior and Warlock it's gonna be a huge headache. Maybe I'll wait a month after it comes out to actually start. |
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2007-12-19, 12:11 | Link #190 | |
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2007-12-30, 18:13 | Link #192 |
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All MMOs are unfinishable. If a MMO had a end... It's not a MMO O.o
Not to be rude, but by that logic no MMO deserves an expantion. They never end. Moving along... I keep wanting to play this. I don't know why... It's a huge time investment, I rarely find anyone who seems to play by the RP ruleset on a RPPvP server, I get annoyed of level 70s who apparantly have nothing better to do then gank everyone they see (and run as soon as anyone has a remote chance of killing them)... But yet I still want to go back. Maybe the allure of a Draenei Death Knight.
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2008-01-01, 09:33 | Link #193 | |
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2008-01-01, 17:38 | Link #195 | |
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And no, you're right, it doesn't mean there can't be a storyline. |
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2008-01-01, 17:58 | Link #196 | |
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I like the story for WoW, as long as they never claim anything like "And so, the vile Lich King was slain by the mighty Legolazzx, champion of the noble <ur mom sux lol>" as canon. |
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2008-01-01, 18:57 | Link #197 | |
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2008-01-01, 21:08 | Link #198 | |
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2008-01-02, 00:43 | Link #199 | |
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The main gripe of many people who start late is that they never get to see certain places, because they're made obsolete. It's not a matter of loot, some people just want to see 'famous' places. Speaking of WoW specifically, I certainly think it's a shame that some people haven't seen MC, BWL, AQ and Naxx. Just last week I was helping a friend's alt with some stuff in EPL, and we decided to go in to strat, and a guildie asked if he could join us; a level 70, highly geared rogue, one of our top raiders... and he'd never been to strat. The concept just shocked me. But then I got to thinking about past games like EQ, and yeah. Expansions make older content obsolete. BC and WoW was far worse than other games, though. At least with EQ you needed previous gear to be able to progress through raid content in a new expansion, so it kind of forced people who wanted to raid, to go all the way through. BC just wiped out the need for everything outside of the Outlands, so brand new players can just quest/instance through to gear up to raid. Which isn't... bad, exactly. However it really is a shame that a lot of people miss out on older content. It's all a part of the game world/lore that everybody should experience. |
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2008-01-02, 11:37 | Link #200 | |
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I'm just wondering who the hell has the brass ones to actually go toe to toe with Arthas/Lich King aside from Illidan who may or may not be dead as of TBC. It seems all the other story characters connected to Arthas are sitting around in their towns. Jaina in Theramore, Sylvanas in the Undercity...
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