I still think it cheapens your (skewed) perspective on prestige and exclusivity. Even if I disagreed with it, now it seems like you just pick and choose and decide when, where, and how the game and its developers should cater to your "needs", putting you in the same category as those other pariah you blame for your problems.
Well, WoD's CM weapons were shared account wide, I can't see why MoP's armor shouldn't be too.
And for the special snowflakes claiming bragging rights. each run costed about 10k each if you didn't care to gear up for the challenge.
Epic gameplay. It has nothing to do with exclusive rewards... its about the experience getting to the end.
Let me ask you something. Since every xpac has at least one poop quest. If you were the first to complete said poop quest and there was a single reward for the very first person to complete it... like the black AQ mount, and it was a golden turd hat... would that be epic? If you're being rational the answer is no.
So what in the fucking heavens makes you think that your shiny mythic purples make you worthy of envy?
They made Tier 3 available to peasants, so I do think CM and elite gear should be made available again, it's only fair.
Thank god nobody can obtain the true corrupted ashbringer anymore though, I got that going for me.
LoL, "it's not about the reward", ofcourse for many people is "about the reward", that's what makes the quest EPIC. The prestige of a reward.
Now that you gave me the example of the "shit terd reward" let me give you other example to prove that it's not about "the experience"
If Blizzard creates a epic challenge and the reward is the most epic shoulders of all time.
Blizzard also made those exact same shoulders available for 1 silver in a vendor.
EPIC QUEST MY ***, the exact same shoulders are being sold for 1 silver in friggin Stormwind/Orgrimmar. How can that be a "epic experience"? Are you crazy?
edit: And oh, btw, that shit turd u talked about would be prestigious as hell anyway.
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You're wrong though. Because the people that matter... the ones they should be making content for are those that would do the epic quest anyway. Also don't confuse epic with difficult. Something doesn't need to be ridiculously challenging to be epic.
Its when the content isn't fun or exciting that people simply choose the easiest route. Those people get their reward and bail. Those that actually enjoy the experience continue playing long after any reward has been had.
I did them on two characters. If they do anything I'd say maybe letting you have them all if you got the chieve back in the day but again that wouldn't be fair to guys like my guildy who did it on every character. Got his rogue done the last night they were up.
Commonly thrown around among the people whom missed out. It's easier to say "Lol, people just bought carries!" and feel better I suppose...
A lot of people that struggled were dead set on only playing their usual role, when so many classes could go as more than just DPS though. I did 4 sets with 1 team where we changed classes and specs around, the remaining sets I got through reaching out beyond my own 2 servers (and language) and 4 different teams. Teams worked best when the players were willing to compromise on and learn new roles/specs.
This is an interesting point of view. Are artifacts no longer epic because everyone has them? Would they suddenly become epic if Blizzard made them unavailable after Legion is done?
What creates memorable moments is the experience of being there. Of being part of the moment, not the trinket you get at the end.
Here's a good example: I have the tabard from the firat wow opening of the dark portal. If someone was able to go and get that tabard today, do you really think it would lessen my experience of fighting on a pvp server so much the entire ground was covered in skeletons? Would it really detract from the experience of exploring outland in the opening week of the first expansion?
If you really believe in the prestigious status of having legitimately done MoP CMs when they we're current, you also wouldn't care if Blizzard was able to re-release the armor sets under similar difficulty. Why? Because it wouldn't change the value of your experience. Nothing can change that.
You only think that about me because you aren't actually comprehending what im saying. Quote me where I said I wanted the armor sets for free, or for it to be easy to get.
All I want is for the barrier to obtain the armor sets to change from "must have played during MoP" to "must overcome high-difficulty content". Adjusting the scope from being limited by a sub during MoP to being limited by skillful play.
If you think that point of view is based on entitlement or laziness, then I don't think we have any grounds for discussion.