Instead they should add more class specific transmogs.. .Like jaina should be able to give an achievement tied mog for mages etc.
Instead they should add more class specific transmogs.. .Like jaina should be able to give an achievement tied mog for mages etc.
I do think it's kind of bullshit that the iconic weapon of the night elves are restricted to one class. Those tri-blade glaives would be cool to have on my warrior nelf. =/ Just changing them to 'fist weapons' would be enough for me. Idc if the other glaives are for DH only.. just not the iconic racial weapon.
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Of course not, lol. Illidan was a Demon Hunter, not a Warrior, just because they didn't have Demon Hunters in TBC and had to give it to the closest they've had available at the time instead doesn't change that, if they had made DH's in TBC like they originally wanted to, you would've never had the ability to get them in any shape or form.
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Night Elf Sentinels, Night Elf Wardens, Tyrande. See the pattern here?
They are DH-only weapons.
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There is no logical reason why other classes shouldn't be able to wield warglaives. It's not a restriction based on logic. There is no reason why druids shouldn't be able to wield swords or wands. There is no reason why a mage couldn't wear leather or plate armor. It's a gameplay restriction for visual reasons more so than any other. It is part of what makes the Demon Hunter class the Demon Hunter class. Same reason they took metamorphosis away from Warlocks. You want classes to have a unique, special vibe and you wanna deliver on that exact class fantasy. We don't need more homogenization. If people wanna wield glaives and double jump and glide through the air they can always play a Demon Hunter.
why does it matter? there are like 5 glaives in the entire game outside of legion artifact skins anyway.
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Remove warglaive as a weapon type from game, make warglaive a tmog item purchasable by DH through faction Rep vendor.
A weapon type that only ONE class in game can use is bloody stupid.
I didn't mean in the game, I meant from the lore point of view.
Why DH are unique? Not because of the warglaives, but because of their Meta, double-jump and glide. That's right.
As a rogue/warrior/dk/monk I can wear Warglaives of Azzinoth, they're no special.
Mages cannot wear plate, they're just too weak, the heaviest things they were lifting were probably their tomes... Or course stronger classes, from the physical point of view can wear lighter armor, but there's no reason why they would.
While on the other hand I could see a combat rogue or windwalker monk wear warglaives - they're agility melee weapons after all.
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And because of the warglaives.
They should take them away from you then, that should make you happy.
Uhh... no? That has nothing to do with it lol
Even if it was the case, are they also too weak to wear leather or mail?
A human mage is just as muscular as a human warrior. It simply has to do with class balance and aesthetics. Mages traditionally are depicted wearing robes, and melees have to often take more damage, so they need the higher armor to mitigate damage.
And I can see Demon Hunters wearing them, cause they are a Demon Hunter weapon.
Uhmm... nah, DKs/Warriors/Rogues/Monks can use them. I mean warglaives of the Azzinoth.
Why? lol
Uhm... mostly yeah.
They're not as practical for other classes.
They're just agility melee weapons. Other classes should also use them, no reason why not other than "I want only DH to wear them!".
They were added before Demon Hunters were in the game, and they are swords for exactly that reason. Because warglaives didn't exist back then. Be glad you have them, but warglaives belong to Demon Hunters. They've always belonged to Demon Hunters. And had Demon Hunters been a class in The Burning Crusade, they would have been Demon Hunter exclusive legendaries.
No, and you're making no argument.
How are they not practical for mages? Why wouldn't a mage rather wear leather than cloth?
Because then everyone who can wear them will look like Demon Hunters. Other classes shouldn't look like Demon Hunters.
I have no problem with every class being able to use every weapon like an rpg but some should be better at it. I'd also like body weight sliders. I'm all for the game getting more rpg/open world elements. They got target ever since wotlk and kind slowly dismantled.
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We cannot be sure about that, but you probably have right. Nonetheless -> they're obtainable by other classes and they can wear them.
Nah, your "they should take them away from you" is even less.
Leather clothes are more silent than cloth type, while mages like more lighter clothes. And rogues wear leather armor because it's made from hide.
Not really. DK/Warr/Pala can look the same with T-mogs. So that argument is also wrong. Anyway, DH is probably the only class that look unique -> they have horns/wings/meta, while other classes can use T-mog to look like other classes(dk -> war, druid -> rog) etc.
If you think that warglaives would make other classes look like DHs then you're wrong.