Blizzard still have thier heads up their *** or is it just me?

[fdirs]

Why can't their be 4 armor tokens reflecting each type of armor grade?

Cloth 3 classes
Leather 2 classes
Plate 3 classes
Mail 2 classes

The way blizzard is distributing tokens seems totally ass backwards to me. Granted it's still better than Molten Core type system. Pre-Burning Crusade Naxxramas was more like how I feel it should be, aside from the large amount of materials needed for each piece.

[Izenhart]

Why can't their be 4 armor tokens reflecting each type of armor grade?

Cloth 3 classes
Leather 2 classes
Plate 3 classes
Mail 2 classes

The way blizzard is distributing tokens seems totally ass backwards to me. Granted it's still better than Molten Core type system. Pre-Burning Crusade Naxxramas was more like how I feel it should be, aside from the large amount of materials needed for each piece.

Because same-armor-type-classes have already ALL OF THE OTHER NON TIER ITEMS, wich is 90% of the loot, to fight on?

Grats for the 1st post, brilliant.

[Avermra]

Why can't their be 4 armor tokens reflecting each type of armor grade?

Cloth 3 classes
Leather 2 classes
Plate 3 classes
Mail 2 classes

The way blizzard is distributing tokens seems totally ass backwards to me. Granted it's still better than Molten Core type system. Pre-Burning Crusade Naxxramas was more like how I feel it should be, aside from the large amount of materials needed for each piece.

Pre BC Naxx armor token was the same as it is today, just with different classes on different tokens. I fail to see your point?

[Humperdink]

Blizzard's whole methodology is not to balance the number of classes though, its to balance the number of specs per token.
Conqueror- Pally (3 sets) Priest (2 sets) Warlock (1 set) for 6 total
Protector- Warrior (3 sets) Hunter (1 set) Shaman (3 sets) for 7 total
Vanquisher- Rogue (1 set) Death Knight (2 sets) Mage (1 set) Druid (3 sets) for 7 total as well
So it is actually quite balanced when you look at it this way

Humper

[Avermra]

The balancing is definitely more towards number of classes and not specs

Conq: 3 classes, 30% drop chance
Vanq: 4 classes, 40% drop chance
Prot: 3 classes, 30% drop chance

Under the assumption that your raid is also distributed close to this model, and under the assumption over the course of a period of time, it will be evenly distributed in terms of tokens versus classes that can use them.

Of course, there's always going to be the outcry of "QQ X token (that i can't use) drop in my raid so much that I can't use. Blizzard screwed up"

I think the OP has his head in his !@#(lol) deeper than blizzard has ever been, but that's just me. Then again, I'm sure he knows, and that's why he made a new account to post on that.

[PewZ007]

Blizzard's whole methodology is not to balance the number of classes though, its to balance the number of specs per token.
Conqueror- Pally (3 sets) Priest (2 sets) Warlock (1 set) for 6 total
Protector- Warrior (3 sets) Hunter (1 set) Shaman (3 sets) for 7 total
Vanquisher- Rogue (1 set) Death Knight (2 sets) Mage (1 set) Druid (3 sets) for 7 total as well
So it is actually quite balanced when you look at it this way

Humper

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[Lapeeno]

Warrior has actually 2 sets i believe, 1 dps 1 tank
that would make
6 / 3 classes
6 / 3 classes
7 / 4 classes

Which is pretty fair when you look at the drop rates of 30%, 30% and 40%

[Lark]

This man registered to own you.

Yeah, pretty much a beating right there.

And he's completely right. The new token system has been in place for a while and is miles better than anything seen in pre-bc. And no, screw your 'arcanite bars for sets' model in old naxx. Ugh. Talk about your ways to artificially mess with the economy.

[conscript]

Just you.

[fdirs]

This man registered to own you.

Actually it looks like he registered to answer my question in a clear and polite way.