Can we ban these sort of threads. Unless there's some legit source, 4chan isn't a legit source for information.
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Unsubbed since January 2021, now a Warcraft fan from a distance
What is ESO's leveling system?
Think of it like a more modern and streamlined version of evwrquests AA system
Basically, the game is 1-50 but at 50 you unlock champion points which open different trees you can invest in for minute differences that slowly add up over time (such as spell penetration .25% per point)
vague enough and just random/simple enough that i'd see blizz do something like this. Tinker is in so many fan theories but we are overdue for a new mail-wearing class either way.
diehard pve. Full disclosure, while I don't want to deny anyone's fun, if the decide to cut pvp tomorrow I wouldn't mind it in the slightest. And on some levels I think pvp harms the game because of balancing issues for pve vs pvp.
Played wc2 religiously. And for a rts having such a hard divide is great, it's just not something that pulls me into a RPG. I play RPG's for the greater story, the evil villians, the scheming shadowy forces, the demon invasions (and maybe the occasional 'classic' war, if done well). I my eyes if they hadn't focussed on external villians for pretty much all wow content the game would be dead a long time ago.
What would be left without the faction conflict? I'd say about 95% of the game. With actual impact would there be if the removed the faction conflict? Not that I'm championing that. We would still have pretty much all of the elements we've had, the biggest 'pvp-ish' event I can think of, garrosh, could still very well have happened. Because even in a setting without a hard H/A divide you could have conflict, but more factional based. Which I think would work heaps better the shoving all horde and alliance in two piles and force them to go at it.
I'm still 100% with you on the bigger consequences though. If done right it'd be quite interesting to have your faction 'displaced' and forced from their main hubs. (ME3 comes to mind, where you are on the run alot)
I call this BS since, as far as I know, Blizzard considers the Darkshore warfront the night elves' revenge.
The dragons are basically done after they gave up their Aspect powers to defeat Deathwing, becoming much weaker, and mortal. Also, as much as Blizzard seems to not like giving good stories to the night elves, I doubt even they would be stupid enough to shit that much on the NE players twice in a row.
- The next expansion will deal with the resurgence of the dragons (Wrathion finally comes back) as well as dealing with the forces of Death. Elune, some sort of aspect of the Light, has become "frenemies" with Death. Naturally the kaldorei are devastated that their goddess worked towards/allowed Tel'drassil to burn
This is bullshit. It isn't "class skin" if I have to create another character to play it. That's backwards design. Blizzard may have done some very questionable design decisions in the past, but this would be downright stupid and go against their policies of accessibility. Especially since apparently the class would not be changed at all, mechanically, as the word "skin" implies it'd be just a different coat of paint.
- New class is Tinker with prestige classes along with it. Prestige classes being "class skins" you would have to unlock with Necromacer, Dragonsworn, and Dark Shaman in-progress at the moment.
- Dragonsworn are a Driud skin and he gave the example that flame and frost would replace lunar cycles
- Prestige classes are a seperate class. So if you played a Druid and unlocked Dragonsworn you would then have to make a new character rather than slap a skin on your Druid
Another indication this is bullshit. If the Tinkers are a hero class, there is absolute zero reasons to not have them start at the minimum level for the expansion they're introduced in.
- Tinkers start at level 50. Tank/Healer/DPS that use mail armor. Tanks use power armor, Healers use healbots inbetween dpsing, and the DPS se stealth, bombs, mines, and guns
And only few days ago someone complained we don't have these stupid threads yet... Still, it's far too soon, we will have reveal in November (before BfA it was unclear whether reveal will happen on Gamescom or Blizzcon, so hype train started early).
As soon as I saw Necromancers and Dark Shamans, always villains in the lore, listed as playable in this post I knew this was absolutely bull shit.
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DKs started at level 58 typically and Wrath started at level 70. So....that kind of debunks your claim about hero classes.
Anything in those leaks is better than BFA anyway.
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We can agree to disagree about the factions being so important, and that’s ok.
All things considered, I just want to play the evil monster faction and want the horde to go more wc2. That’s my full disclosure. Thrall and his band of hippies aren’t evil enough for me.
I want a real faction war with real consequences that last forever in wow. (Capital cities wiped out or swapping hands. A certain vanilla race on each side being wiped out forever and no new characters allowed etc) let’s grow that resentment between the two factions rather than make nice and fight some generic (insert villain)
I still liked your post a lot tho, good points and counterpoints.
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No, it doesn't. Because:
- It was the first hero class introduced in the game;
- There was backlash due to it starting one expansion behind;
- Demon Hunters apparently rectify that error starting at the expansion's minimum level;
- Makes no sense from a storytelling perspective;
- Makes no sense from a gameplay perspective;
- It goes against their current design philosophy of getting players to experience 'current content' as soon as possible.
I dont necessarily believe this, but v has been getting legit leaks lately.
But it says we will level to 70. So within the consistency of the leak it doesn't make sense. If we were to look for a justification, then imho a better one would be a parallel to allied races before BfA. If Blizzrd were to presale us them half a year (or more) early then it would make alot more sense to start with everyone else at level 110 (I guess 50 then?) and level up to 120 (60). Allied races were also fake BfA content, because frankly none of them before zalandari/fatzos have anything to do with BfA. They were clearly an afterthought of Legion and only gated behind a BfA license purchase. A tinker class would be a late mechagon feature tbh, so it imho has strong parallels with the first batch of allied races in that it would just be there to trick people into preordering the next expansion..
Not saying it's true, just that it would certainly be on Blizzard's level.