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Having a playercap at all is actually kind of weird. Why not have the option to bring 20-30 players? Sure it would be easy as shit, but that would balance out given that the same amount of loot drops so alot more people will miss out on loot.
I didn't read the part where he brought up Scholo and Strat. Yes, I was replying too fast. This topic is about UBRS, so I was thrown a curveball when he wrote Scholo and Strat.
UBRS was 15 and then 10. Please see the quote and don't sidetrack with Scholo/Strat.
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That's how it was at launch.
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It's quite possible Brack simply got confused and meant those other dungeons in his example. He's one guy on a big stage having to remember things from 11 years ago, unlike all of us who can quickly look it up.
I don't think this has any meaning, firstly because Brack won't be dealing with these low-level decisions since he's an executive and secondly when actually making these choices they will easily see from the old code base how it worked.
You clearly don't see the point that everybody can do a mistake because of time / lack of interest and yes, even yourself so you don't need to be triggered/concerned about this especially when they're trying to determine what could be the best experience for you.
Well it's about vanilla so obviously larger than 5man.
The thing is it doesn't really matter if you set it up at even 40man. The loot amount is the same regardless of numbers and considering players are generally better the vast majority of groups would go 10 man. But if there bad they could just go 15man.
Oh i do hope they don't have mobs respawning in dungeons, that would suck and easier summoning :P
Yeah I added an edit. I thought he said LBRS and UBRS, I assumed that's what we were talking about and didn't read it properly.
Brack didn't mention Scholo and Strat, I have nothing to talk about on those.
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I think that a Blizzard lead who is announcing the expansion should probably do some research before standing up on stage and using an example which is wrong.
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I hope that's the case it's just not a good first impression
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Great, now you guys will fight over which patch had the "real Vanilla experience".
Keep going, amuse me.
Yeah I'll second this. In fact, Game Directors at Blizzard occasionally contradict the Lead Designer for specific aspects of the game, and usually it's safe to go with the Lead Designers. They know what they're doing for their particular field, the higher ups aren't as involved in every little details of the game as the ones who actually design them.
If you asked me... they should create vanilla before the pre-expansion patch for TBC. This means that a lot of the annoyances were dealt with. Meanwhile we will not have many abilities we received in TBC.
According to patch updates it was 4.0.3 when it went to 5 man.
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At Blizzcon he said 15 and 10 man. Also, in his defense those dungeons had a lot of changes it's easy to forget which expansions things happen. I'm sure when they go through and figure it all up they are just going to go strictly by patches and not messing with things much.
I remember it running 15 most of the time, or 2 of each class for dungeon sets, those runs were the most common in my classic days.
i think that if they're gonna do it, they should do it legit. do it at the latest patch of the game, so most bug fixes are in and shit, and then change literally nothing else.
will it be a shitty experience for anyone not familiar with it? fuck yes. no ele sham, no disc priest, crap like that. but that's what has been called for, so that's what they should get.
what i expect they will do, is do the latest patch, with some modern updates like making all specs viable. it's just going to piss off the people that wanted vanilla servers, and it still won't draw in people from the modern age.
I'm not longing to play Vanilla personally, but if I was tasked to recreate it and try to make it authentic, I would settle on something like 1.12 as far as mechanics, talents, and QoL stuff, but in terms of content, I would ship it with everything minus ZG, AQ, and Naxx and any associated content. I think pacing the raid content is as important for recapturing the feel of classic as the content itself. Without events like the AQ war effort and gates opening, or the scourge invasion, it just won't be the same.
I don't see why they don't just invite the Nostalrius team and go from there...