In this situation I think it's to give people a chance to skip right to TBC stuff without 1-58 first. Relax dudes and end the hate.
Leveling 1-58 creates a large amount of gold per character.
The ability to buy boosts actually goes toward preventing gold from entering the economy, if that's what you care about. All of these characters are going to buy epic riding at 60, which is just a pure deletion of hundreds of gold every single time. Removal of gold is what a lot of people want. You should be for it then.
So what is your point? Fix me plz Doctor Phil
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I care about the experience. And when im running around HFP I wanna know that people got there the way it was meant to be played back in TBC. We didnt have boosts then so why do we have them now? Easy money. I mean its bad enough I'm leaning towards not bothering at all. Its not gonna be the same at all and the community as shown in this thread is pretty much dead. Its gonna be more retail "lets get to the finish line ASAP and I want all the loot I dont care about anyone" bullshit and at that point i'd seriously ask why are they even playing it in the first place. Just play retail
Suri Cruise and Katie Holmes are SP's.
Suri Cruise and Katie Holmes are SP's.
ok what did I pivot? You say the only thing that matters is 58-70. I fundamentally disagree. This isnt diablo 3 where you can level a toon in 2 hours. Its supposed to mean something having a max level character. Something that has diminished massively over the changes to WoW. So people asked for earlier versions of the game in the first place because they dont like the current direction of WoW.
Suri Cruise and Katie Holmes are SP's.
1) Everyone else on that server. I know it was 15 years ago and its hard for people to remember, but servers actually had identity. It meant something to be a max level whatever. That is completely null and void now because of boosts. Why shouldnt I assume everyone I group with in TBC 2.0 is boosted and theres a good chance they have no idea how to play the class because they couldnt even be bothered to level it, let alone LEARN the class.
2) Its 90g? Again you only think about the amount of gold and not the time saved for the individual which is time they could be using on maxing out their credit card on the auction house because only idiots farm items in 2021 and clearly gold/perks shouldn't matter in a game where nearly anything can be purchased with said currency.
Suri Cruise and Katie Holmes are SP's.
There's still progress to be done in a new version of an old game.
I think the main problem is the boost is just done poorly? There's no right or wrong answer to how they could have or should have transitioned Vanilla to TBC. The boost wouldn't be such a bad thing if they were making all new TBC servers with a wipe on all progress and then allowing people one free boost to 58 in order to just jump right in to the new content. The old progress of Classic would be irrelevant anyway on a new server.
They, instead, chose to keep all the gold and progress from Classic moving forward to TBC which then makes the boost feel a little strange. I think that's the main issue? It's like they're trying to go the middle route of "How to make Classic players happy while also allowing people to come play TBC if they skipped Classic" but I think they didn't choose the best way to do this. There's no right answer, like I said, so I understand it's just a tricky situation.
i enjoy playing TBC
i enjoy leveling in TBC
i do not enjoy leveling in classic
thank you for the boost blizzard
1) I think this is a myth. Learning wow is super easy especially with all the info out there. Wowhead, icy veins, discord servers, etc. Even without those wow is really easy to learn. No one is going to suffer from bad players who don't know their class. If anything, spending money on it probably guarantees that player will learn all they can because of the real money investment they made.
2) Still not sure what your argument is here, maybe re word it or something. Your emotion is blocking something and I can't understand you.
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I want people to own their complaints and give actual reasons, assuming they have any. Maybe I'm getting somewhere, maybe not.