Can always tell the casual when they say shit like "anyone can clear lfr" and "epics drop like crazy."
By the way, "mutch" is not the proper spelling.
Can always tell the casual when they say shit like "anyone can clear lfr" and "epics drop like crazy."
By the way, "mutch" is not the proper spelling.
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Question: What do you think LFR players did before LFR?
Did they work at raiding and set aside time every week to work through content and better themselves?
Or did they just do mining or herbing for a few hours a week in Un'Goro Crater, and selling what they made on the AH? Maybe, if they were lucky, they got to work on their Tier 0 set. Maybe even upgraded a few items to tier 0.5.
I suspect it's the latter. Those players just did not see raid content. At all. All I saw in vanilla was the first two bosses of Molten Core. Then all the trash respawned and the "raid" fell apart.
They made 5-mans and lfr obsolete in WoD and boy did it turn out right... not.
WoD is what happens when blizz listens to top players, who also are the minority - Get a guild and raid, or gtfo.
Now they learned their lesson, dungeons and lfr drops nice shiny epics, lots of nonraid stuff to do, casuals like me are happy. Even happier knowing that some autismo gets assmad every time a filthy casual like me gets a 950 epic from opening a bunch of chests or tagging a """""rare""""" npc.
Ya no shit, and that gear is 100 item levels lower than what my dk is wearing. As I said, easy to spot the casual. Real players don't making retarded statements like this.
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Btw not having a goal in legion means you are just a casual. I spend 10+ hours a week chasing via trinkets and relics. The goal is too big in legion if anything because of titanforging. Now that the crucible is out I will spend even more time getting AP. Not having a goal just means you don't understand the game, made obvious by your comments about epics from world quests.
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Karazhan was as easy as LFR is now. We were just horrible noobs and this was a brand new experience, so we liked it.
Virtually every sentence is incorrect. For starters, you didn't have to do every raid to get to BC. Most guilds were almost at Illidan before they got Lady Vashj for example. BC is also the xpack that introduced "welfare epics". The 5 man blues in vanilla were more powerful than most 5 man epics today. Noone was happy harping about in Kara at the end of BC. The reason you are not at Wowhead is that you have addons that automates boring shit it for you.
If you want remember attunements fondly you either never did them in the first place or you have amnesia. They were not fun and they were not challenging, they were tedious. Opening cells in BRD or pointlessly speed clearing UBRS to touch an orb at the end because....well just because. They were however often only a tenth as tedious as trying to get a group together to do them.
Lastly, rogue you say. I take it you were fine with parking your rogue between raids as the only way you could get into a raid was to use a spec that was totally unplayable outside them. Combat daggers made it painful to solo anything and impossible to pvp. It was also hard to pug any content as "do you have 3/3 improved sap?" was not a question you could answer with a yes. Respeccing was a fortune after you had done it a few times, 200 I think was max but not sure, and became an impossibility.
Nostalgia is almost always wrong.
The reason why we don't stop and look at people now is not because of LFR. It's because the game is 13 years old and we've seen it all. It's not special anymore to "kill bosses in a raid" like it was back then. Not because of the state of the game, but our perception of it.
Go play any other MMO, it's the same thing, we're just done with being impressed by digital accomplishments. Youtube is full of "sick plays highlights" and streams of world first kills and shit. We are literally numbed by the flood of gameplay that used to be something that felt out of our reach when we started playing. The game didn't change as much as we did as players, nothing we can do about it, just natural evolution, move on and get with the program.
I mostly agree with ya OP, but I would like revised attunements instead of the old garbage that just time consuming instead of fun.
The game isn't about the WORLD anymore instead the focus is on raiding. The entire game gets balanced and changed around raiding. Classes get "streamlined" for raiding, fun gets removed for raiding(both classes and professions; engi) the lore gets tied up way too much in raids and people who just don't have that much time anymore have to make due with less.
But hey, looking back is fun and all but that doesn't get us anywhere - we can't get back anymore.
I'm not sure how I'd "fix" the game either.
WoW died with Arthas, just let it go.
Yeah, did not happen, not like you claim it did. Maybe what we called "loot whores" would stare at people posing on the Ironforge bridge in their shiny new epics, and some other people might look out of curiousity, but it was a small, small, small group of players. Most players were doing things, didn't care about raiding, and didn't care that you cared.
In fact, I have to doubt you played back then, anyway. I've found that the people who cling to this "people looked up to people with shiny loots" are people who weren't there, but the idea is attractive to them, because they're narcissists.
And, the game was at it's most epic in Wrath, not vanilla. Sorry.
So let's chalk up Useless Vanilla Thread #12,304,234,112, and call it a day.
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You cleared Naxx. On a rogue.
Yeah, gonna need some proof on that. I flat out don't believe you. Considering how much you got wrong in your post, and other clues, I suspect you were in diapers when Naxx was released.