Every spec has you visiting some far off corner of Azeroth for Artifact quests or class hall stuff. There will be quite a bit of time spent revisiting old haunts.
Every spec has you visiting some far off corner of Azeroth for Artifact quests or class hall stuff. There will be quite a bit of time spent revisiting old haunts.
I ran over to the isles under Legion Acherus, looked around a bit and didn't see anything, though I was on my mage. Funny thing is that the isles have the name The Veiled Isles. Kinda random to have a name for them, you think? I also found a single Great Sea Ray, lol.
Wow, there's quite a few mobs down in the far ocean... I also, strangely, found a broken Jinyu house here:
There's quite a few specs that need attention. How long it will take is another matter.
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Without trying to start a debate, just wanna say my opinion, I think Tier Gear, Unique Set or not, SHOULD NOT be in LFR. It was a bad move in Pandaria and will continue to be a bad move in Legion. I also am very confused about the reasoning behind the RNG PvP Gear. I don't PvP Much as it is, but this change makes me not want to touch it at all.
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LFR Gear: It creates an environment where certain people feel like you need to do LFR to get the Tier Gear. This was a thing that happened in MoP quite regularly. I know the typical response will be "something something any guild worth a shit won't do this" which is true, but 1% of the players in the game are "Worth a Shit," making the number of guilds "worth a shit" even less. It also sets a precedent that doing LFR and not progressing upward to get, among other things, those tier bonuses, is ok. One of the few things I ended up really liking about WoD was the state of LFR. It was exactly where it should have been. This change is most likely meant to assist in lowering queue times, but I don't think its a healthy decision in the long run.
In terms of the loot boxes in PvP, tell me you will feel great after you open a box with a belt that is 780 when you already have one with 820. Before you say they have a system in place to prevent that, if you look carefully, the wording they used (obviously we have no ingame logic to show yet, as Arbs has said), says you won't get the same piece you just got. Basically if Billy gets a Helmet on Monday. He won't get one on Tuesday, but he might on Wednesday. See why this system isn't good? Its going to artificially lengthen gearing even more than it already is AND its doing it with RNG. You have no control or safe measure to fall back on if you so desire. A good example of a working system would be the Warlords System. It has the security in place with the Honor/Conq Gear, but it also has the RNG Gear. The Division, a game almost entirely dead, and full of RNG, even has this system. It will not make me feel anything but pure rage at the developers for doing this system after I get the 10th 780 Belt. Like I said earlier though, my intent isn't to flood the thread with shit, I just wanted to say how I feel about those two specific things.
I think i'm on the right track for Light's Wrath hidden skin. There's The Annals of Light and Shadow which you get from Inkforge in the priest hall. There's another one in Flameweaver Koegler's room in Scarlet Halls. Now I have to find the 10 others and see what happens.
Edit: I remember seeing one in new Dalaran but I can't remember where.
I dont understand the reason why players that dont do LFR are interested in what happen in LFR. ^^
I use LFR just during Pandaria because I was with no guild, but during WoD I have used LFR with an alt sometimes just for the ring quest. Never came back again.
So, why I must care about a content that is not dedicated to me? What change to me if someone drop a Tier Gear in LFR?
During Pandaria I dropped Tiers from Celestials and warforged in Timeless Isle. What kind of impact this has had on the way you play?
I didn't deserve warforged gear, I agree, because I having never set a foot into a Pandaria's raid. But this has changed something for a Raid players?
In my opinion, the equipments should reflect the kind of content that one play. If there is a Tier with an LFR item level, is not a problem to me.
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