Hopefully. But they did release Vanilla with near end game (at the time) patches and class *fixes*. so who knows..
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Uh... I dunno what shit guild YOU were in... but... TG was hilariously OP..
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Hopefully. But they did release Vanilla with near end game (at the time) patches and class *fixes*. so who knows..
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Uh... I dunno what shit guild YOU were in... but... TG was hilariously OP..
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No it was not, it was shit at 70 compared to DW builds. Be my guest and go read the Elitist Jerks posts on Wayback time machine for October/November 2008 if you want a refresher course. But I can guess what kinda guild you were in, the kind that thinks patch 3.0 is TBC because that's when you finally killed Illidan or stepped inside Sunwell, once all content had been nerfed to oblivion and all classes were doing 2-3x as much output.
But hey here's my rank 20 or so for Shade of Akama in August 2008 - patch 2.4.3. Patch 3.0 is not the last patch of TBC, it's the first patch of WOTLK, where for 4 weeks the level cap was 70.
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Probably running on a Pentium 4
Yeah Bladestorm was great fun but I was more invested in PVE and a massive dps whore, Bladestorm wasn't as strong for raid dps (much like TG wasn't). Arms/Fury dual wield hybrid (Mortal Strike + Axe spec) did massive dps, but in the best gear Fury DW build was on top. I do remember though that 3.0 brought in tank abilities for all 3 specs and Bladestorm Arms was pretty fun for tanking heroic dungeons, just melting stuff on the big pulls.
You're right Ret was hilariously overpowered too, I remember all the 2v2 dual ret teams just going in and slaughtering people so hard! Also on beta and the PTR for 3.0 Warriors actually had heroic leap for a while, it didn't work like it does now and there was no target marker, you would just leap in the direction you were moving. For a while too they also had Bloodthirst healing really strong on the PTR, allowing Warriors to solo really well, but it got nerfed before 3.0 hit.
But as fun as 3.0 was and I have fond memories of that time, it's just not part of TBC, you were after all playing the WOTLK client, specs, talents etc. It was more like it's own 4 week version of the game, much like all prepatchs (though the current one is certainly unique).
Probably running on a Pentium 4
Yup, I was ret at the end of tbc and it was absolutely crazy broken. I stopped raiding way before prepatch because muru murdered my guild but in pvp at least it was hilariously overpowered.
Also, what is this thing where people are attempting to say wotlk prepatch is part of tbc? Fellas.... it happens every single expansion... the expansions changes hits right before the expansion releases in order to prepare you for what you’re playing and obviously doesn’t GaF about what is balanced and what isn’t because it’s balanced around the new end level, not current.
Anyone who even has a slight hint that they will use wotlk talents for tbc is just simply a voice that doesn’t need to be heard lol. Sorry!
Rogues and warriors. We had like 3 rogues and 2 fury warr with at least one. We never had a full set hehe …. :sadface:
Druid since Feb. 06