Maybe now I can finally get my Nightborne heritage set!
Yea individually rep grinds would me jack all to you, but I'm just saying why couldn't they have added that on top of the XP boost and other things if they were truly trying to help their community as a whole. An XP boost only benefits players who have intentions of leveling. Blizzard doesn't even care about leveling, if it was important, they wouldn't sell level boosts. They just want people to have more 120's alts that they'll spend 3-4 weeks grinding 3 r3 essences and gear up. If people level multiple alts, then that's more time invested and sustains MAU's. There's only oh so much someone can do on 1-2 characters before they're 485 ilvl and full BiS. Having an alt is like pressing a reset button and doing it again.
Most likely the wisest Enhancement Shaman.
Then it hurts players who already had max level classes prior to the allied race era. I'm forced to have 2 max level characters of the same class. Then I have to pick whether I race change my original alt who is more geared/equipped, or abandon it and gear up a 2nd mage/rogue/w.e just for the sake of using heritage armor.
Most likely the wisest Enhancement Shaman.
Lol, did not know about that.
That has to say 5 times much about state of leveling in that game, haha.
I would love to say again 'it is my game' tho.
Anyway... you are not the one that will say where i can present my opinion and where not, sorry.
I will not even mention that i see you a lot in Classic threads...
People will find anything to whine about now ungrateful dirt bag mongrels
It doesn't 'hurt' anyone, and it doesn't 'force' you to do anything. A significant number of people play more than one character of a given class, and did so long before stuff like heritage armor was around.
If you don't want to do that, then don't do it, but it isn't unfair just because you refuse to.
Appreciate your time with friends and family while they're here. Don't wait until they're gone to tell them what they mean to you.
And rep bonuses only benefit players that have intentions to grind rep. It's the same point no matter how you slice it.
Thing is it's not an action that needs to be validated by being deemed useful enough for a specific demographic, it's literally just a good will gesture in trying times that overall doesn't shake the game up that much.Blizzard doesn't even care about leveling, if it was important, they wouldn't sell level boosts. They just want people to have more 120's alts that they'll spend 3-4 weeks grinding 3 r3 essences and gear up. If people level multiple alts, then that's more time invested and sustains MAU's. There's only oh so much someone can do on 1-2 characters before they're 485 ilvl and full BiS. Having an alt is like pressing a reset button and doing it again.
The only reason people don't have more alts is if they didn't do the Korrak's Revenge on an alt. It wasn't marketed as a leveling service, but it most definitely acted like one. This 100% boost is nice because it allows people to level however they please, but if the incentive is that you'll level faster, wouldn't you pick the method that expedites that process the most? I can't speak for others, but I leveled 5 120 alts in a week during the holidays doing nothing but Korrak's Revenge w/ full 120 heirlooms. Didn't even take that long either, especially as alliance. Horde would stomp all over us majority of the time and a loss would provide a level and half. That's not even counting the XP you'd gain while just running around in the BG. Again, not everyone utilized it that way because it was originally marketed as an event where you'd gain a remodeled horde/alliance AV mount. So ultimately you had people playing their mains in it and it felt like a long tedious grind for just one mount. That is until someone in the first week or so found out that the XP rates were ridiculous and people were leveling alts at alarming rates. Next thing you know, majority of the players in the BG are levels 30-119 running around in full heirlooms.
In the end, what I'm getting at is that the main benefactor of having people level alts is ultimately blizzard. 1-120 just through questing/dungeons isn't all that long of a grind to begin with IMO. It's most definitely not as tedious as classic, especially if you're rocking full heirlooms. The real grinds start when you hit 120 and have to get your essences and grind up gear. Luckily gear is easy to farm via keystones and if someone has a clique, they can get carried and be full 460+ easy in a single day. Blizzard needs those MAU's, so by having people level alts, grind essences and gear up, they might sustain MAU's and avoid a dip heading into Shadowlands.
Most likely the wisest Enhancement Shaman.
So anyone have any idea on the fastest way to 120 from 110 now that we have this buff?
Mmmhm, done completely with the War Campaign, been doing assaults and emissary every time they’re up. Almost there, just got a little longer to go. But I’ve sunk close to 100 hours into my DH in a month and I kinda want a break from him for a sec- going to do emissaries and assaults, but other than that after I finish Honorbound I’m going to be powerleveling my mage to 120.
If Blizzard gives someone 1 million dollars, that someone would still complain about something. Just get out of here, people, with your attitude issues.
*puts the tinfoil hat*
100% sure this is because since the devs are in home they tried to play the game but they didn't like the slow shit leveling and made this a thing