yes m8 quality = quanity
meanwhile, naxx, MC, AQ40 exist
Am I the only one who doesn't care if it's called tier or if it's just called a raid? I just like killing shit and picking up loot, less bosses but more difficult would be my preference.
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The whole "We are making faster expansions this time!!" has been excuse they've been using since BC dragged on for over year on certain tier..
Then WoTLK had ICC lasting year.. "We are going to make faster expansions this time and more content patches next time we swear!"
Then came Dragon Soul that lasted year. They tried whole Troll-remake dungeons minipatch but people had outrage cos it hasnt happened for a while.
Its just same old story to ensure fans that the whole 12 months of subbing to one patch "wont happen again". But it does. Every expansion so far.
I fear it will happen again with ToS. It will last 10 months and whole Argus might end up Karabor 2.0..or worse, Trial of crusader 2.0
Not even sure what this post is about.
As others mentioned..
EN and ToV arent considered a Tier since there are no actual TIER SETS and more like "intro raiding".
Its a whole new trick to be honest which i dont mind, they already cant balance, Tier sets simply make it worst.
So its T1 9 bosses and T2 however many ToS has, and then we will see with Argus.
En and NH drop the exact same class-specific armor models. ToS drop another class specific armor model .
En, NH (nad ToV)= T19
ToS= T20
Dunno why people always have to over complicate everything.
Well technically ToV drops its own, unique armors, but yeah.
As for the OP, tiers early in the expansion always have more bosses. Look at Cata for instance, which had 13 bosses in its initial 3 raids, but 7 in the 2nd tier and 8 in the 3rd. Or WoD which had 17 bosses in T17 and 13 in T18. Wrath which had fewer bosses in subsequent tiers than in T7. So on and so forth.
Oh look... another thread that gets people fighting over semantics.
Tiers are diluted, even more with the way gearing works this expansion. What you look for are the effects and stats of an item, be it from mythic + or older raids (indifferent of ilvl). Then you farm the item till you get a reasonable item level from the warforged/titanforged system.
I prefer the current raid release system than the old ones.
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there are literally 20 bosses available right now. There is lots of raid content.
I'd consider EN and ToV to be T0 for Legion since neither drop set pieces.
There are literally thousands of threads begging for Blizzard to adopt a democratic approach to game design/class balance. I somewhat wish Blizzard would actually follow through with these demands and force us to play on the patch "we" design for three months to really drive home how fucking awful this idea is.
Why does everyone insist on trying to crowbar the facts into a pattern they already know? Things CHANGE. Yes, this model of raids fitting neatly into "tiers" based on the sets they drop has been relatively consistent over time, but it's gone. EN is no longer current content - if the huge discrepancy in ilvl drops doesn't clue you into that, the fact that AotC/Cutting Edge are no longer available really should - so to try to claim it's part of the same "tier" as Nighthold is absurd. Or it just highlights the uselessness of the word "tier" in the new system.
The first tier of an expansion has had lots of bosses since forever, get with the times.