If we want Classic Servers as soon as possible, people shouldn't ask Blizzard for any changes except bug and exploit fixing.
Then, if Classic Servers are financially viable, maybe some class balances and other minor tweaks will not hurt.
If we want Classic Servers as soon as possible, people shouldn't ask Blizzard for any changes except bug and exploit fixing.
Then, if Classic Servers are financially viable, maybe some class balances and other minor tweaks will not hurt.
You're not wrong, you're just not saying anything meaningful. Simply blurting out "slippery slope" isn't an argument...
Also, it's pretty obvious that different people have different ideas of what constitutes "the vanilla experience". There's also a difference between saying things CAN be changes and things SHOULD be changed.
You said earlier that "playing together in a community is the reward in itself". How does something like the key ring affect that community?
Last edited by Adamas102; 2017-11-07 at 11:36 AM.
Hahhaha...
It is amazing and frustrating to see how stupid nd hysteric people act currently.
Some are aguring with hand and feet that they don't want a second classic realm with more stuff even though it wouldn't even affect them, while others are advocating as if they are the ones making the decisions.
Guys really not even Blizzard allready knows how and with what the server is going to be starting and even if this implementation is the only one or not.
Stop being so stupidly hostile towards each other.
All we know so far and all that is important so far is: We are getting a classic realm finally and no matter the implementation, no matter how pure or advanced the server is going to be it will be an improvement towards the current state of WoW.
Some design decisions will not impact you personally, some will be opt in/out and some might be forced.
No matter if there will be stuff like achievments, new animations, textures or not, there will be a huge crowd who would like it and one who doesn't.
But at the end of the day neither me nor you guys will make the decisions and none of us will have alot of influence.
At the end of the day these decisions will be carefully judged by Blizzard and some of you will be mad because of it if you continue to act like you alone know what is good for the game and what isn't.
I wouldnt mind if they added mass looting in vanilla realms :P
You wanted classic, you'll get classic, don't need this classic+ bs.
It was the worst version, everyone knows it, but they like it because it's the entire opposite of what wow is today, or what it feels like today, for them. They all feel like Vanilla was harder for some reason when all you did was spam one button for 10 minutes long, then they say current wow is easy and they can't even clear 10+ keys within time, they can't even kill KJ on heroic with 940 item level.
It's also funny that players think it will be free, you can expect the cost to be equal or higher than the current sub prices for live wow.
This is hilarious, I didn't see this vanilla + thing coming haha thought people would be happy :P
Actually I doub't that.
Actually I think it is way more complex to buidl a server that is integrated to the current server structure but which doesn't support all of these things.
However thing is, in order to build a classic server, they don't need to create quests, art, classes, monsters. All of that is allready there, they are only working on the implementation and if you need to do that anyway because current architecture is too advanced, you need to rebuild that structure anyway even if you don't switch on stuff like achievements or transmog or whatever.
So basically they have to create a server that would be capable of that classic+ feature just because it needs to be integrated into the allready working systems and behind the scene tech.
Anyway.
I am just happy to be able to quest from 1-60 again in my old beloved zones, to have unlimited alterac valey and my class abilities back.
Everything beyond that point is just a bonus for me so I will be happy no matter what.
So,
no + no = no | -no
-> no + (no-no) = no-no
-> no + 0 = 0
-> no = 0
Jokes aside, I agree 100%. Graphics, Models, UI? Not part of the classic experience, just a product of its time. The New ones won't alter the classic experience one bit.
Groupfinder and Auto-Queues? Please no. What really made classic (bc and woltk, for that matter) a great experience was the community, and the need to reach out to others. Like an actual MMO, not like the single player game it has become .
i feel like this whole endeavor its going to end up a big steaming pile of shit. should just let private servers go.
"You think you do, but you don't"
Looking at the forums I'm starting to think they were right. So many people want Vanilla but want it easier like current WoW in a lot of ways lol
Just Classic the way Classic is suppose to be.
It's not being released so much to appease WoWs current fan base, it's more of a way to get more Subs by adding an option for their classic fan base.
I wouldn't mind a UI option for HD models but the game itself has to be the same.
I've been saying it for years that private servers were really only popular as they were becasue they were free.
It will more than likely be tied into a regular WoW sub.
The only QoL changes I see would be Bnet integration, linked AHs, queueable dungeons after you have a premade group, and possibly dual/multispec. Those would not take that much away from the classic experience. But let's face it, Warriors will be the only raid tanks. Paladins, Priests, Shamans, and Druids will only be healers in raids. They are not going to rework gear and add set bonuses so all class specs are viable.
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It won't though. Unless they get an old server blade back. Even then, they will have some QoL changes that will be a necessity for it to work with the new Bnet structure.
A way more fruitful discussion would be to define and pinpoint the actual nuances and details that made the Vanilla experience so enjoyable apart from sheer nostalgia. People throwing around slippery slope arguments wont help the Devs know exactly how to tailor this “remastered” version of the game. We ought to be discussing and trying to find the balance between all the inconveniences Vanilla constituted, because no one can disagree that it was immensely inconvenient, but that is also its most significant charm.
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