What we gonna use to fight?
As a rogue I can't imagine playing 8.0 without daggers
What we gonna use to fight?
As a rogue I can't imagine playing 8.0 without daggers
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I imagine we might go back to traditional weapons. If we go straight back to traditional they will probably mail us one to use and plus we have Heirlooms that scale to 110 now.
Or that Artifacts will work to 119-120 like the Cape did from MoP until 100 in WoD.
Fun fact. Cape still actually worked for a while at 110. So you had a 616 cloak with that effect until it was hotfixed.
Last edited by Eleccybubb; 2017-08-03 at 12:48 PM.
I highly doubt they'll suddenly remove our weapons entirely.
It'll be just like any other expansion: We have our Artifacts, eventually we find a random weapon that's better from a quest/dungeon/drop/etc and bam, new weapon, Artifact can go gather dust in the bank.
After Argus we will be half-godlike beings of Light, not requiring any weapons to fight.
Most likely - whatever happens, all the AP from the artifacts is drained and they turn into basic epic weapons, so we only keep the ilevel. Eventually as the new weapons in the next xpac come you replace them.
Our weapons cannot, for gameplay reasons, be removed from the game. They can be made useless, like deactivated similar to old tier set bonus, but so much of the Legion content is tied in with artifacts that they cannot realistically remove them.
So to answer your question, you will most likely still be fighting with artifacts when 8.0 hits.
I've already said if they remove the Artifacts in next expansion i am quitting the game, im getting sick of blizz taking stuff out from previous expansions,its not hurting anyone keeping them in. Like the mists of Pandaria cloak quest,if people want to feel like a snowflake then just make the reward only go to epic and keep the legendary cape special.
Im pretty sure there is a law suit as well as you paid for a product at one time and then that product has all its items removed, you have essentially been robbed of said product.
Maybe we keep the weapon but lose his effect?
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I'm pretty sure ToS clearly states that Blizzard can do whatever they will with their game and users are by no means entitled to any refunds whatsoever just because an item is changed or removed from the game. There might be an issue if they removed cash shop items from the game, but I can bet they have that covered in ToS as well.
I don't know about any lawsuits against Blizzard, but I'm pretty sure they will win any case a user might throw at them based on ToS alone.
Who knows? Loads of scenarios.
Lose the effect and keep it until we get a new one from questing.
Works until 120 then deactivated but item level scales like Heirlooms to make it a decent stat stick.
They don't carry over at all and we lose it in a questline and we get a new weapon from an initial quest.
And god knows how many other scenarios.
There will probably be a quest that involves us handing over our artifacts for a greater cause, and as a reward we'll receive a weapon with equal stats and gain all the bonuses the artifact talent tree gives us.
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Yep.
http://us.blizzard.com/en-us/company/legal/wow_tou.html
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Bolded part states right there they can remove content if they choose to.
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Problem with statements like that, is that you do not pay for the product, you pay for access to the product. When you buy the game and/or any expansion, you technically buy access to whatever content is available, not the content itself. You do not own the items in your characterbank, you own access to your character. You do not own the character, you own access to the gameclient. You don't own the gameclient.
Edit: Here's the relevant parts of the EULA/TOS
Spoiler:
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I know, they can't and won't do that. That's why I think - if they're really removing them with 8.0 content for 8.0, 9.0 etc. content, they need to create a questline around them where we sacrifice our weapons to get something like access to new zones or new character progress systems. They need to make that questline mandatory to experience the new expansion content so that everybody needs to do it.