i hope they do not have so many classes ending up like maplestory. Too many classes are just confusing.
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Evokers are... not what most people were imagining when they thought 'Dragonsworn', I feel. Perhaps this is just what I've seen, or my bias, but typically they were imagining it as either a race, one that's kind of based off of all the races in the game with some minor additions, or it's a class where every flight gets a spec. This weird "fuse some of the flights together as a mage-soldier" concept is just bizarre. It wouldn't be so bad if you could actually play other classes as a Dracthyr, but limiting them to Evoker only feels so bad. I'm pretty sure one of the biggest complaints about Demon Hunters was that you could only play them on two races, and they went and doubled-down on Evokers to make it worse? Really, really weird.
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I like Monks. I especially like that Monks get their own special hub area they can go to as they're leveling, to pick up daily quests, XP boosts, items, and so on. I wish all the classes had their own little hub you could go to.
I can see this working if they had tailored classes to be more niche. The problem to me is a majority of classes in the game are broad and customizeable (in choosing class/race combo) while the Dracthyr are severely limited. I can see this tailoring to their uniqueness, but it also limits them. I really hope this is a one off (or two off if you include DH) and not a trend for future concepts.
No, bringing irrelevant information with the intention to discredit someone is poisoning the well. What you brought here has nothing to do with the topic or the question the other poster asked me.
I'm starting to think I might life rent-free on your head considering you can't move on after you dripped your venom in the waters.
I don't think it's irrelevant. The topic was Dracthyr specs and what people are expecting. You even contend someone's opinion on having more Dracthyr specs and talk about what you consider to be meaningless. What I brought to the table was your own words on how you interpreted Dracthyr lacking Black Dragon magic as being absolutely normal to the Dracthyr identity, to the point of ignoring the fact that Blizzard devs even said they use all 5 Dragonflight's magic. It colors how you interpret information and fit it into your opinions.
I don't think that discredits you any more than you've already done yourself. You said these things, right? All I'm doing is putting things into perspective.
If Blizzard made a class that, concept-wise, had the potential to have up to five different specs (one for each dragonflight) and only made two specs for it, saying that your preferred class idea "needs three specs" is a meaningless argument, dead on arrival.
You're contending someone's opinion that they think they should have 3 specs by implying Blizzard's final say is the only right decision. You argument is that expressing an opinion that doesn't align with Blizzard's design makes their opinion meaningless and dead on arrival. And I'm pointing out how that's also how you argued your misinterpretation of Dracthyr not having Black Dragon magic, which was based on a complete mistake on your part. I don't see why anyone needs to counter someone's opinion that Dracthyr should have 3 or more specs. There's no standard to what is considered a 'dead on arrival' argument, even if you merely wish to express what you consider to be normal. The fact is, what you consider normal was already quite skewed considering you were open to believe that Dracthyr did not have Black Dragon magic just because they didn't have a dedicated spec to that magic.
You can't really use "how Blizzard designs the class" to imply someone else's opinion is meaningless when you yourself have a record of skewing the information on how Blizzard designed a class to fit your own opinion and argument. Opinions are still opinions, and there is no right or wrong to glean from this, even if we're talking directly about what Blizzard may choose to do. I mean, even Blizzard devs were openly talking about considering more specs in the future, it's not off the table.
I'm not the one dishonestly countering your opinion by saying your opinion is dead on arrival because it doesn't comply with Blizzard's design decisions, all while twisting the information to fit my own arguments. I'm clearly pointing out that's what you have been doing. So no, I'm not poisoning the well, I'm clearing the bullshit out of it.
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I don’t believe that would be the case. As a class concept a technology class is pretty straightforward thanks to the hero unit abilities from WC3 and HotS.
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Not even close. I’m thoroughly enjoying the Evoker class. It’s my new main.
I wouldn't think the "One spec for each flight" thing was too common as imagine folks would figure "Yeah, if they're not giving us Gladiator Stance back, we're not getting 5 specs". But, they were an RPG class so I figured folks broke it down into the "DPS, Heals, Tank" thing using various abilities. I know I mentioned some stuff about 'hey let's get a time magic based healer using bronze powers', and that'd obviously synergise with either red or green from there, but... After Legion, I doubt any folks were seriously considering 5 specs being viable when its very clear if a spec isn't doing enough to distinquish itself, its on the chopping board
Most of the stuff race wise I'd seen was for Draknoids, with maybe a touch of "Hey remember that random humanoid dragon guy in BWD". Mind my biggest hope was we get a dragon race that changes between Sandstone Drake-esque form to a visage, but, well, that ain't happening