The most difficult thing to do is accept that there is nothing wrong with things you don't like and accept that people can like things you don't.
The dumb thing is the classes that clearly can use the same weapon type for all specs and it tries to give you something that only benefits one spec like Druids, Priests, Mages, Warlocks it should all default to staves as a reward. Certain classes should be hard coded to make life simpler for them.
If this were true then how did we get spec-specific artifacts, spec-specific quests, and lootspecs? By your reasoning those things should not exist.
Yes I do, because this is simply not an issue. The vast majority of players only play the one chosen specialisation of their class, and of the remaining tiny minority most of them are well aware of what spec they're currently in and how it affects their loot rewards.
Last edited by Celfydd; 2018-11-21 at 08:13 AM.
Complete opposite. We get to have every artifacts, that means we play a fucking class, by YOUR logic the 2 remaining quests should disappear after you get one weapon because in your eyes a class is only 33%(other than druid and DH exception) of a class.
We have access to every content of the class, if the classes were just a spec we would only have access to things of that spec and the rest would have to be done on a different toon.
I still think that all they should do is just add tokens that give you say +5 (+1?) to ilvl for the slot. Then cap the ilvl for that tier. Then the artwork for that slot would be based on transmog or something. You could have the transmog look be drops/crafted/etc.
Then if you are an assassination rogue you just up the weapon slots. Not have to look for some dagger to drop.
The most difficult thing to do is accept that there is nothing wrong with things you don't like and accept that people can like things you don't.
I never said or implied anything of the sort.
Actually we do since they write messages on forums. Switching specialisations was only relatively recently introduced in WoW and it remains a niche feature, only used frequently by advanced players.
I said "The reasoning is you play a class, not just a spec."
To which you replied "If this were true then how did we get spec-specific artifacts, spec-specific quests, and lootspecs? By your reasoning those things should not exist."
What I get from this is you think the proof that we don't play a full class but rather only a single spec is because there are spec-specific things in the game. The fact that one class has access to all spec-specific things proves that we don't play only 1 spec, so the only way to make your statement true is if after we pick 1 spec-specific path, every content related to other specs should become unavailable.
- - - Updated - - -
Why do you want a weapon at least 30 ilvl bellow what drops all the time?
That bear toon is my 3rd 120, I don't raid with it or do much - but I try to gear it through emissaries and wqs an occasional mythic - I did finally get one to drop in a mythic so I have a 340 finally.. running around with a 315 was annoying.
- - - Updated - - -
Those will be like 335 I bet and boe and rare. and they look like trees!
MMO-Champs has maybe 1 million registered posters. Back in MoP Blizz released that there have been over 100,000,000 registered accounts. If everyone who has ever registered on MMO-Champs logged on and posted in a mega thread that they change loot spec to hunt specific gear that would be 1% of players. Since that is an impossibility I stand by my statement that no one can know what "the majority" or even a significant minority of players think, and should not presume to think for them.
The most difficult thing to do is accept that there is nothing wrong with things you don't like and accept that people can like things you don't.