It was so annoying not being able to rez as a druid! It always reminded you that you are not meant to be as good as the „real“ healer...
Apart from that, it‘s really hard to think of things i‘m remembering wrong without playing the game
It was so annoying not being able to rez as a druid! It always reminded you that you are not meant to be as good as the „real“ healer...
Apart from that, it‘s really hard to think of things i‘m remembering wrong without playing the game
I didn't do a whole lot of wotlk PvPing, which is when apparently the spell in question was introduced. I have fond memories of judgement of justice owning druid flag carriers in WSG and I've been told and shown it didn't exist in vanilla.
We're all newbs, some are just more newbier than others.
Just a burned out hardcore raider turned casual.
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It would be abit paradoxal if I knew which exact memories were the result of a Mandela effect, because then it wouldn't be the Mandela effect. But I definitely should have some from BRD and Sunken Temple - those dungeons have changed so incredibly many times over the years it's impossible for me to remember which detail belongs to which patch.
We're all newbs, some are just more newbier than others.
Just a burned out hardcore raider turned casual.
I'm tired. So very tired. Can I just lay my head on your lap and fall asleep?
#TeamFuckEverything
I don't really think it counts, but I totally forgot about having to fly from one point to the next instead of picking a flight point 5 exchanges away and letting it go automatically, and I completely forgot that druids couldn't talk to NPCs in shapeshift form.
Mine is learning different pet skills by taming specific pets so I could teach them to other pets.
Specifically King Bangalash with his Cobra Reflexes and the Worg from LBRS with Bite 4.
I guess they were only usable by that specific pet and not trainable on others till later...I suppose I was remembering TBC? Cobra Reflexes was thought to be a bug and not meant to be left on pet after train but it remained.
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I remember all of it clearly, thats why im not going to play it again xd broken and unbalanced
Talents giving more wand dmg, priests inner fire giving attack power, etc
Ppl saying lvling was fun in vanilla must be on drugs, it took me 1,5 month to get to 60 for the first time ( dinged in EPL killing mobs without q ). You made some friends for sure ( social aspect of the game was better than now ) but you rly wanted to ding 60 and forget about it.
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Won't know until I play again but I'm betting it's mostly damage immunity stuff. Were dragons (at least black and red) immune to fire damage? I feel like they were but I also remember a mostly fire mage in our guild raiding BWL with us and I also remember him farming for a tiny crimson whelpling (though I guess he could have just used non-fire spells for that).
But you either believe it's true, or you know it isn't. It's really only when you believe you remember something, and someone tells you it didn't actually happen, that you have the Mandela effect. If you "remember" playing an alliance shaman, but you by now know there were no alliance shamans, it's not the Mandela effect :/ hence why it would be paradoxal to know you misremember.
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You're using the wrong criterium. It's about remembering things that didn't happen, not believing those memories to be correct. Whether you know it is true or not is irrelevant.
If you remember playing an alliance shaman in vanilla despite knowing that can't possibly have happened, you're still affected.
It should be noted that the correct term for a single person having false memories is Confabulation. Mandela effect is when groups of people misremember something, i.e. collective confabulation.
They dropped in TBC prepatch
My Mandela effect is remembering Warriors being able to Thunderclap in defensive stance--they couldn't in Classic, but it's been a feature for so long that my brain keeps telling me it's a thing in Classic, too.
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