would prove to be far from certain

Led by the wise Sen'jin, the Darkspear tribe of jungle trolls has endured much. Driven from their ancestral home when the Gurubashi empire's tribal hatreds erupted into open warfare, the Darkspears eventually claimed an uninhabited island for themselves and renamed it the Darkspear Island. But although the Darkspears hoped that this new home would be permanent, the fate of the tribe would prove to be far from certain.

"They say the loa gonna take euwowgold our minds," Zalazane said grimly. "They gonna warp us and twist us around and make us see visions."

"Many tests, I hear. If they find me worthy, I be a shadow hunter," Vol'jin answered. "If they find me unworthy… nothing can save us."

recount that ruined the community

I think it is more gearscore and recount that ruined the community, LFG has only in that you get a lot of random rejects that wouldn't have gotten groups on their own server before the tool existed but you can choose to avoid it if you want, however virtually every group and run now centers on whether or not you are hitting 20k dps and if not can get kicked at any time - every run is now a competition rather than buy cheap wow gold a concerted effort at CC and doing things without wiping, I find the best runs are usually with guildies who don't really care about dps and are more interested in just getting it done in a normal pace rather than gogogogogo followed by wipe.

answering the question at the same time

It was inclusive of Realm forums but not limited to.. and this was the point you chose to focus on - effectively answering and not answering the question at the same time.

This spills into nearly every single WoW related forum as I'm sure you're aware - and it definitely feels like this was the direction you (and I don't mean you personally of course) buy Wow Gold eu wanted forum participants to take. This is evident specifically when dealing with changes to players classes. Most of us take a significant amount of pride in our characters, having poured hours into them since the day we created them. No-body particularly likes changes to there classes - more so when they're nerfed - but the fact that all of you (again not trying to single you out!) never respond to often times very constructive threads in relation to un/released changes which have been meticulously reviewed by us spawns nothing but more frustration from your player base.

We've heard numerous times that you're always monitoring and reviewing our ideas/ taking them into consideration - but not once has a 20+ page discussion re class mechanics been acknowledged or responded to. Nine times out of ten they are moved out of this section(general) and placed into the classes respective sub-forum - which you guys admit you do not review (experienced this myself on several occasions - and it only adds insult to injury).

Protection with a fancy spell effect

Guardian of Ancient Kings is quite boring for Protection paladins when compared to Retribution and Holy buy Wow Gold eu, as it is essentially the old version of Divine Protection with a fancy spell effect.

It certainly fills a needed niche for paladin tanks, but is there any chance of a more interesting implementation in the foreseeable future?

reason Cata has flopped so incredibly hard

I'd say it's safe to assume the goal of the majority of players is to have fun.. This type of thinking is the reason Cata has flopped so incredibly hard. Which, I believe, is the OPs point.

"Let's just get everyone to 85. Leave out any clever mechanics, challenges, etc. Just let them get there as easy as possible and the real game begins at 85." This makes leveling pretty pointless to begin with and this line of thinking may as well remove levels all together.

It's also very bad for Cata because once you've allowed players to quickly reach level cap (and yes, its extremely sell Wow Gold fast - Even without BoA), without any challenges along the way this new player is met with currently 1 tier of content to play, which is going to be 100x more challenging than anything they've experienced and they will face the wrath of other players when they are no longer allowed to completely ignore mechanics.

Loads of super, insanely easy content followed by a single tier of immensely more difficult content is going to be a massive turnoff for new players and is a likely result of low customer retention on new clients.

I think the staff at blizzard as a whole has truly lost sight of what genre they are even in with WoW. Many players, new and veteran alike, are drawn to this genre, not to "beat the game" (because most know these games never end), but to have fun and enjoy the JOURNEY.
   
#279
6/15/2011

Their DPS is honestly pretty competitive

While some specs may do slightly higher damage than other specs within a given class, the differences aren’t so great that you’d really be holding your group back if you played your World of Warcraft Gold favorite talent tree instead of the one with the highest DPS logs. In almost all cases, individual skill, gear, encounter specifics and Internet lag will have a bigger effect on your DPS than your spec choice (and often your class). Seriously, try Frost mages. Try Subtlety rogues. Their DPS is honestly pretty competitive.

firelands is yet to prove to be a gear check

firelands is yet to prove to be a gear check, it is purely just execute mechanics and you will win, dont and you will lose. normal modes are very, very easy, with the exception to alysrazor, who is also easy but everyone needs to be on point and there are very many opportunities to fail, which will wipe your raid.

BTW everything you need to know is in your dungeon journal, take a minute to read it, then take a couple pulls to euwowgold see it play out, you will be amazed at what a lil practice/reading will do for you.

Thank you blizzard for the hard work you guys have put in here, all the QQ aside I have enjoyed firelands more than any tier of raiding yet. its been a blast and i cant wait see ther heroic versions of these fights next week!

have stats aside from armor on it

The gear also still has to have stats aside from armor on it. That means that there are a lot of white euwowgold or grey items that might not be available initially when Transmogrification goes live.

As an aside, a lot of people have been asking about hiding shoulders, belts, etc. For now, it's looking pretty unlikely that we'll offer the option to hide anything aside from helm and cloak.

respected in our industry if our approach to game design is always reactiv

We do add features to the game often based on concepts players have expressed interest in. But in order to dedicate ourselves to making epic games, we also need to spend a lot of time Wow Gold and resources anticipating what gamers of all walks of life will find fun. That's how all of our games thus far have been created. While our design decisions for any game will always be met with mixed reactions, we couldn't be respected in our industry if our approach to game design is always reactive.

You made it clear you don't like the idea of pet battles. It seems there's a decent chance you won't enjoy them when the system's released either, though there's no sense in conceding that absolutely before you try it -- no matter how convinced you are you'll hate it. But, as was said multiple times by Game Director Tom Chilton at BlizzCon, we want more content systems and forms of progression in the game so our extremely diverse playerbase has a lot of choices over what to spend time doing for fun, accomplishment, socializing, a challenge, etc.

progression paths don't feel quite as redundant

I like your thread, Vorps! It's great to see some positive discussion and speculation about where this game is headed. :)

We're definitely very focused on opening the doors a little wider to new ideas to really grasp onto what will best wow gold site make this game as fun as possible. It's 7 years old after all. We're not going to reinvent the wheel in Mists of Pandaria, but we want to introduce new types of compelling content with meaningful reward structures so your progression paths don't feel quite as redundant.

You'll get a captivating story, breathtaking new lands to explore, a wide array of new and awesome good/bad guys (from what I've seen, REALLY awesome), a slew of new dungeons and raids, a new playable race, a new class, many outstanding systems improvements, etc.

We hope these features are more or less to be expected with virtually every expansion. But this time we're also pouring our heart and soul into some really fun new features that'll allow you to progress in slightly less conventional ways.

I get so excited every time I meet with Greg Street, Cory Stockton, Dave Kosak, and Tom Chilton to discuss everything they're working on each week. It's even got me logging into some of the characters I haven't played in a while more often lately, just because I want to be fully prepared to diversify my gameplay and explore different avenues of content on different characters.

I think it's really going to be about playing the game the way you want to play it, without feeling entirely like you're missing out on valuable rewards.