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for example why are we not allowed to conquor cities and make them ours. why cant we skin other players for leather or humanoids in general. i want to be able to capture a gnome and force him to do whatever i want and be my minion. or making weaker beings be your slave like doing professions for you or chop wood/mine stuff. i think it could really improve the game and add depth
Thread: wow needs less restrictions
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2013-02-20, 06:47 AM #1Mechagnome
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wow needs less restrictions
rip in peace Kim Jong il 1941-2011
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2013-02-20, 06:50 AM #2Scarab Lord
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This sounds like North Korea's version of WoW, cept the gnomes would be Americans. Anyways, how did Kim Jong Un get an account here?
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2013-02-20, 07:00 AM #3Scarab Lord
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Those ideas are terrible.
Originally Posted by TradewindNQ
Originally Posted by Ferrouswheel
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2013-02-20, 07:02 AM #4Grunt
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You should learn how much code goes into an MMO. You'd appreciate how few restrictions WoW really has.
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2013-02-20, 07:03 AM #5The Lightbringer
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When they make Twilight's Hammer a playable faction you can have at it. Also it wouldn't add depth to anything; mages would enslave the entire playerbase
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2013-02-20, 07:28 AM #6Field Marshal
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I was going to type a long response why those are not good ideas. I may disagree with the direction of the game, I would be shocked if they implemented a single one of those ideas. They have no place in WoW.
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2013-02-20, 07:31 AM #7Bloodsail Admiral
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You sir, need to get yourself checked.
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2013-02-20, 07:48 AM #8Moderator
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I think this needs to be closed as pointless and never going to happen in a million years. In the future, make at least a passing attempt at making the suggestions in your suggestion thread mildly related to something that might actually be worth discussing.
- Don't derail threads. Stay on topic as much as you can. Know what the thread is about.
- Civility is a virtue. Don't make your disagreement personal. Insulting people won't impress anyone. Be smart when you have a different opinion.
- Don't be that person that's always creating thread and forum drama.
- "There is no conversation more boring than the one where everybody agrees." - Michel de Montaigne
