Brawler's Guild Invites, HoF Opening, Conquest Cap Increase, Blue Posts, TCG Art

[Buu]

Wait.... so Blizzard DISLIKES to make content only a small portion will see, hence LFR, or Blizzard LOVES to make content only a small portion will see, hence Brawler's Guild?

[Kirtaner]

I'm loving the whining I see here. Bunch of babies.

I wonder how many of you realize that you can intentionally mess with people in the middle of a fight by hurling vegetables and crap at them, that you buy from a vendor, complete with stacking debuffs.

This is gonna be awesome.

[quras]

Wait.... so Blizzard DISLIKES to make content only a small portion will see, hence LFR, or Blizzard LOVES to make content only a small portion will see, hence Brawler's Guild?

Well, that depends.

Which side of the coin landed up? It's that random.

They want everyone to see content. Except players thought they meant actually play content. Instead, blizzard meant, "See content" as someone else actually gets to play it. You get to watch them play it.

It's a cool play on words that screws over a good number of players but hey, You'll play the way blizzard expects you to, slow and grindy.

Paying your monthly for content you can't readily do or experience. So, thank your lucky stars you can at least watch someone else do it and you will like it.

[Shaley]

That's an utterly moronic analogy, and argument. There is no reward for "dedication" or "time and effort" here. On one hand it's a shameless attempt to make the BMAH look like more of a success than, from all the feedback I've read, it actually is; and on the other hand, it's an arbitrary gating system to a new feature that doesn't recognise a player's ability in any particular field (PvE or PvP), simply their ability to outbid other players.

I hope you'll be happy every time you're outbid by some kid who plays an hour or less each week, but whose friend or father is bankrolling his bids to the BMAH so he can enjoy something you'll be denied. Those tears would definitely be worth bottling.

Dedication + (Time X Effort) = Reward applies to all aspects of this game. Don't take my post out of context, or construe my comment to fit an argument you're trying to make.

If you want something? Put yourself in a position to get it. That is called dedication.
Now that you're dedicated, what is it going to take for you to get your invite? You have two options.

1. You have a rich friend that invites you in guild
2. You spend Time (dailies) and Effort (dailies) to obtain gold

From here, you buy your own invitation, and you're the hero. You win the game.

D+(TxE)=R applies to loot, events, whatever. It's not a "moronic analogy and argument" by any stretch of your warped imagination. The "fanbase"/demographic of this game has changed so dramatically, that they literally have to cater to every whining kid's whim (see: you). It's amazing that Blizzard has done this. They are bringing back content that not everyone can "see" on day one. Thank God. I don't care if you're too poor to buy an invitation. Spoiler alert, I'm too poor too. But you know what? If everyone in my guilds pools together money, we can buy our invitation and we can all have fun!

[Moradim]

on high pop servers: rich people control it at the start, and then those who arent rich never get to do it cause of insanely long queues

remind me which blizz dev has the downs? oh right, gc.

[Peacemoon]

Glad Blizzard Blues are being justifiably firm with the daily quest cry babies. People write forum posts as if MoP and all of the content will disappear in by Christmas and they must do it all ASAP. (So they can then moan about having nothing to do, I might add.)

[Buu]

Glad Blizzard Blues are being justifiably firm with the daily quest cry babies. People write forum posts as if MoP and all of the content will disappear in by Christmas and they must do it all ASAP. (So they can then moan about having nothing to do, I might add.)

Dude, I love dailies, and with the reputation bonus on 5.1, I'll have the drive to make them in all my alts.

But I still have to agree that it should be an OPTION not the ONLY WAY to unlock content.

[Peacemoon]

Dude, I love dailies, and with the reputation bonus on 5.1, I'll have the drive to make them in all my alts.

But I still have to agree that it should be an OPTION not the ONLY WAY to unlock content.

What content do dailies unlock?

[nekobaka]

What content do dailies unlock?

More dailies.

[Thallidomaniac]

Why do I think we'll see more vodka-esque douchebaggery at the BMAH to hoard the Brawler Guild invites? It sounds like that's just dying to happen.

[Buu]

What content do dailies unlock?

Coins that give extra loot, farm space where you can earn stuff for your professions, ability to ride cloud serpents (OK to force dailies on the first char, but must have an option to the subsequent ones).
All of those are not optional as the "you want to farm daily rep or loot directly from raids" for gear. They subject raiding, professions and mounting to dailies.

[VarsityAthlete]

Well, that depends.

Which side of the coin landed up? It's that random.

They want everyone to see content. Except players thought they meant actually play content. Instead, blizzard meant, "See content" as someone else actually gets to play it. You get to watch them play it.

It's a cool play on words that screws over a good number of players but hey, You'll play the way blizzard expects you to, slow and grindy.

Paying your monthly for content you can't readily do or experience. So, thank your lucky stars you can at least watch someone else do it and you will like it.

God you're a stupid fuck.

[Azaile-]

The experience won't be good if 1000 players hit the brawls when the patch drops.

If that is the case in a game where you have 10 million subscribers i cant help but think that is a poorly designed feature. Surly there is a better way around the problem such a rethinking how the area works i dunno off hand maybe add a few more pits people could Q up for so were not all pigeon holed into one. would be more entertaining to be able to pick from a few fights to watch over just one.

[Ealyssa]

But you know what? If everyone in my guilds pools together money, we can buy our invitation and we can all have fun![/IMG]

Not if brawler's guild members have only one invte per month. Wich we don't know yet.

Sorry to burst your bubble with mathematic reality.

[Deleted]

possibly the most silly reason ever for a stupid feature.

If they think there are queues of 1000 if no invites, then surely its just delaying the problem by a few days.....unless they think that Brawlers guild is so uninterestign that after a few days you never go back.......

its basically saying the content is crap and boring....or its them beign stupid and not realising the underlying problem of non-instanced areanas.

[Tybudd33]

U know what, I completely forgot about there being a Black Market Auction House, where is it?

[jeremynative]

It seems like someone got fired at blizzard. They are bringing back 10/25 man separate lockouts and increasing the weekly conquest cap. Finally they took their heads out of their asses and see people are leaving

[Buu]

It seems like someone got fired at blizzard. They are bringing back 10/25 man separate lockouts and increasing the weekly conquest cap. Finally they took their heads out of their asses and see people are leaving

What baffles me is the amount of people saying that for the amount time they did.
There was no need to push that, everyone knew it was never going to stick.

[Deleted]

possibly the most silly reason ever for a stupid feature.

If they think there are queues of 1000 if no invites, then surely its just delaying the problem by a few days.....unless they think that Brawlers guild is so uninterestign that after a few days you never go back.......

its basically saying the content is crap and boring....or its them beign stupid and not realising the underlying problem of non-instanced areanas.

No they realize that Brawlers guild is a bigger challenge then most people here think it is, and when you have waited in que 5 times 30 min each and gotten you ass wooped within a few sec, you will go get better gear before trying to do it again. Left are the people with skill and gear to actually pull it off eventually.

If the brawlers guild realm first is taken on all realms within the first week, then i think blizz made a difficulty mistake, but how they handled the gating process seems perfectly valid to me.

[Donald Hellscream]

well it is a reference to fight club so the one fight at a time part makes sense, the rest? meh i'll have a rich guildie throw me an invite since i don't give a shit about the realm first anyways.