Legion Alpha/Beta General Discussion

[Seramore]

So any reason why DHs arent getting a flying mount, other than....flying >_>?

Why should Demon Hunters get a flying mount? They already have an exclusive ground mount.

[Peach774]

You realize this is a game with full-sized reptilian Dragons (that make a loudass thud when they land) and clockwork airplanes that are as aerodynamic as a brick taped to a bent paper plate, right?

There isn't a single flightworthy mount in the entire game fullstop.

I was giving a bullshit reason. I didn't know I would need to /s. Sorry....

[Enthralled]

Why should Demon Hunters get a flying mount? They already have an exclusive ground mount.

Because hero class. DKs got both, even though their flying mount is ridiculous.

[Chickat]

hmm, this is nice.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8XN...ature=youtu.be

the worgen one is still a bit off though.

That makes me more excited than it should.

[Nayami]

So any reason why DHs arent getting a flying mount, other than....flying >_>?

Because DK > DH mate.

[Paula Deen]

I like this bit.

[tristannarutofan]

Phasing is not a bad piece of tech. It's just flawed which isn't surprising. I'm sure Blizzard would use it like crazy if it was perfect.

Indeed phasing has been in game since day one.

The tech for stealth is phasing

[Coffeh]

I have a question about sticking to one spec the entire expansion. Will there be a point...probably a few months into Legion where you have your artifact maxed out and no real way to empower it anymore? So basically if you just stick with one spec will you hit a wall where there's no way to advance your character? Or is the opposite true: that sticking with one spec would be ideal. Can you continue to 'level' your artifact? Does it have a cap? Since there's no new weapons to acquire you can just endlessly increase the power of your artifact? If that's the case it seems like 100% committing to single spec (and therefore artifact) might be more advantageous than in the past. Or maybe you just hit a wall. Which is why I ask.

[gcsmith]

I have a question about sticking to one spec the entire expansion. Will there be a point...probably a few months into Legion where you have your artifact maxed out and no real way to empower it anymore? So basically if you just stick with one spec will you hit a wall where there's no way to advance your character? Or is the opposite true: that sticking with one spec would be ideal. Can you continue to 'level' your artifact? Does it have a cap? Since there's no new weapons to acquire you can just endlessly increase the power of your artifact? If that's the case it seems like 100% committing to single spec (and therefore artifact) might be more advantageous than in the past. Or maybe you just hit a wall. Which is why I ask.

Once you complete your artifact traits as you see them, you unlock a new trait that stacks up to 20 times, each time increasing your health. However, if you notice, for each point spent on your artifact you get a 0.75% dps increase. But, by this point, traits will cost a couple of hundred thousand AP

[huth]

Indeed phasing has been in game since day one.

The tech for stealth is phasing

No, it isn't. Phasing was developed from tech used for Quel'Danas and first introduced in WotLK. In Cataclysm, they added the ability to do terrain phasing.

A stealthed character is merely not visible. A phased one isn't there unless you're in the same phase.

[rcshaggy]

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Why does the Warcraft movie get it right all the time?

And still regardless, would anyone like if Draenor now went to the other world of Azeroth (Different timeline), and this happened with everyone?

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Why does the Warcraft movie get it right all the time?

And still regardless, would anyone like if Draenor now went to the other world of Azeroth (Different timeline), and this happened with everyone?

That it probably because each fantasy universe displays their characters differently. Why even compare two different movies?

[Gorsameth]

Why does the Warcraft movie get it right all the time?

And still regardless, would anyone like if Draenor now went to the other world of Azeroth (Different timeline), and this happened with everyone?

The hobbit were humans with prosthetic to look a bit more dwarfy, the Warcraft movie are CGI characters.

[TomatoBisque]

Once you complete your artifact traits as you see them, you unlock a new trait that stacks up to 20 times, each time increasing your health. However, if you notice, for each point spent on your artifact you get a 0.75% dps increase. But, by this point, traits will cost a couple of hundred thousand AP

You have it backwards--the extra trait increases your damage (0.5% each) but each point spent on your artifact is a 0.75% stam increase.

To Coffeh though, 100% committing to a spec will probably be a bad idea, assuming you are DPS with multiple DPS specs (or a healer priest). It's likely that certain specs will be better on certain fights, and the huge AP scaling as traits go up mean you could have 2 nearly full artifacts or 1 full artifact. Knowing that, you could just skip around to avoid the least useful traits

[huth]

You have it backwards--the extra trait increases your damage (0.5% each) but each point spent on your artifact is a 0.75% stam increase.

More accurately, the trait increases Damage for DPS, Healing for Healers and reduces damage taken for Tanks. The 0.75% stam per trait point are universal.

[Coffeh]

Once you complete your artifact traits as you see them, you unlock a new trait that stacks up to 20 times, each time increasing your health. However, if you notice, for each point spent on your artifact you get a 0.75% dps increase. But, by this point, traits will cost a couple of hundred thousand AP

So...that'll be a lengthy process to unlock those 20 stacks.

To Coffeh though, 100% committing to a spec will probably be a bad idea, assuming you are DPS with multiple DPS specs (or a healer priest). It's likely that certain specs will be better on certain fights, and the huge AP scaling as traits go up mean you could have 2 nearly full artifacts or 1 full artifact. Knowing that, you could just skip around to avoid the least useful traits

What you say makes sense. Just the thing is I'll only really have time to play one character, and the spec that looks the most fun to me is Fury. But I despise Arms. I can just put all my effort into Fury and unlock those extra stacks to increase damage a little bit. Or maybe give DK a look, since both unholy and frost look kinda fun. Or possibly shaman. Those are really my only choices left. Not that anyone cares. :P

[TomatoBisque]

If you're in a guild where you don't need to minmax like that then it probably won't matter, yeah

[TomatoBisque]

What class?

[Raetary]

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Why does the Warcraft movie get it right all the time?

And still regardless, would anyone like if Draenor now went to the other world of Azeroth (Different timeline), and this happened with everyone?

maybe because the warcraft dwarfs are full CGI, while the lotr/hobbit ones are just people in costumes.

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I like this bit.

this gave me an eargasm.

[Padwarle]

Now i'm wondering if collecting those 12 priest books isn't enough... since I have 12 and the guy who wants them doesn't do anything. Then again, I may need to be 110...