Legion Alpha/Beta General Discussion

[Tryuk]

Mists of Pandaria.

Oh yea, I remember now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1waVSu4adDM Kezan is just a bunch of muted trumpets n' trombones

EDIT: Those are really good Kazoo players, must be singers.

[TarzoEzio]

Oh yea, I remember now https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1waVSu4adDM Kezan is just a bunch of muted trumpets n' trombones

Best music in the whole god damn universe.

[Deleted]

Good morning, guys and gals. What did I miss? 64 pages must have something decent in them!

[TarzoEzio]

Good morning, guys and gals. What did I miss? 64 pages must have something decent in them!

Taylor Swift, Bananas, people freaking out, someone died.

[Sarethion]

Yeah I wouldn't even buy the expansion if it was ogre content/still on AU Draenor

I think the issue here isn't that Draenor is an AU thing, but the fact that WoD in general was disappointing to say the least and made people associate all AU shenanigans with sub-par content. That said, I believe that if WoD was amazing, most people wouldn't mind staying on Draenor for another expansion (of course, if we got to see some parts of the planet that are not populated by the orcs).

[Cooper]

I think the issue here isn't that Draenor is an AU thing, but the fact that WoD in general was disappointing to say the least and made people associate all AU shenanigans with sub-par content. That said, I believe that if WoD was amazing, most people wouldn't mind staying on Draenor for another expansion

The problem is AU in and of itself makes nothing we do there actually matter, thus depriving the expansion pack of weight. In other words, anything AU is starting out sub-par.

[rcshaggy]

Mists of Pandaria.

Kinda funny we though it was a book as well, but when Pearl of Pandaria came out or around, Mists of Pandaria was obviously a expansion.

[Gnarilex]

I think the issue here isn't that Draenor is an AU thing, but the fact that WoD in general was disappointing to say the least and made people associate all AU shenanigans with sub-par content. That said, I believe that if WoD was amazing, most people wouldn't mind staying on Draenor for another expansion

I was so on board with WoD and followed every bit of info on it until it launched. Sure some quests were cut out and Farahlon not being there is a bunch of crap (I don't care if it doesn't fit in with your theme subplots keep things interesting Blizz), but what was there was amazing up until I got to max level and the hatred started to slowly build up over how dull garrisons and apexis dailies were after a few weeks. People seem to like the raids, but that really isn't enough to carry an expansion. Especially when the only other alternative for endgame (PvP) is a giant mess from the start (Ashran) that most people don't even bother touching.

[Kaniinchen]

I think the issue here isn't that Draenor is an AU thing, but the fact that WoD in general was disappointing to say the least and made people associate all AU shenanigans with sub-par content. That said, I believe that if WoD was amazing, most people wouldn't mind staying on Draenor for another expansion (of course, if we got to see some parts of the planet that are not populated by the orcs).

I wouldn't mind staying on Draenor either but that won't be the case. We are going back to Azaroth, Khadgar himself went back to prepare.

[Cooper]

I really fucking hate Blackrock Foundry. I hate it so much I pretty much gave up on the legendary ring because I wasn't going to farm that raid for 900 fragments.

[Sarethion]

The problem is AU in and of itself makes nothing we do there actually matter, thus depriving the expansion pack of weight. In other words, anything AU is starting out sub-par.

But we did save OUR Azeroth from the Iron Horde, which is always something. If the story put more emphasis on that, I think we would be fine.
And, of course, if we were to stay on Draenor, we would have to get a pretty good reason that would tie the events there to our world.

[hrugner]

I was hoping we'd talk about the multi-class thing more

The only way they could prevent multiclassing, in a classic sense, from disrupting balance to a point where the idea would get scrapped, would be to do a class squish before hand; allowing the old classes to be built from the parts of stronger, broader, base classes.

If it's just class swapping like in FF14, then that's pretty neat. I doubt it though. I think I'll see if I can find a deal on 14 to pass some time with it.

[Hitei]

I really fucking hate Blackrock Foundry. I hate it so much I pretty much gave up on the legendary ring because I wasn't going to farm that raid for 900 fragments.

Bad taste. It's great.

[Sarethion]

I wouldn't mind staying on Draenor either but that won't be the case. We are going back to Azaroth, Khadgar himself went back to prepare.

Khadgar said he's going and that at some point in time we will be joining him - whether he meant 7.0 or not has not been said

[Tryuk]

On the music note, I wonder if we will hear some bowed vibraphone sounds if we ever get a Azshara expansion. Sounds pretty eerie, hearing new sounds is always interesting.

bowing vibes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8uAkaUShxxc

[Xentronium]

The only way they could prevent multiclassing, in a classic sense, from disrupting balance to a point where the idea would get scrapped, would be to do a class squish before hand; allowing the old classes to be built from the parts of stronger, broader, base classes.

If it's just class swapping like in FF14, then that's pretty neat. I doubt it though. I think I'll see if I can find a deal on 14 to pass some time with it.

If they kept the multi class thing to the four armor types I'd be happy with it. Well, my bag space would be happy.

[Sarethion]

I was so on board with WoD and followed every bit of info on it until it launched. Sure some quests were cut out and Farahlon not being there is a bunch of crap (I don't care if it doesn't fit in with your theme subplots keep things interesting Blizz), but what was there was amazing up until I got to max level and the hatred started to slowly build up over how dull garrisons and apexis dailies were after a few weeks. People seem to like the raids, but that really isn't enough to carry an expansion. Especially when the only other alternative for endgame (PvP) is a giant mess from the start (Ashran) that most people don't even bother touching.

I hear you. But now imagine WoD had plenty of fun end-game content, amazing PvP and the garrisons were loved by almost everyone. Wouldn't that make you feel better about staying on Draenor for another expansion?

P.S. Also, I've decided to change my team. No longer am I a proud member of #TeamCouncilofGlades. Now I play for the #TeamNoMoreOrcs!

[Slowpoke is a Gamer]

The only way they could prevent multiclassing, in a classic sense, from disrupting balance to a point where the idea would get scrapped, would be to do a class squish before hand; allowing the old classes to be built from the parts of stronger, broader, base classes.

If it's just class swapping like in FF14, then that's pretty neat. I doubt it though. I think I'll see if I can find a deal on 14 to pass some time with it.

You'd have to basically scrap classes and rebuild the whole thing from scratch.

Which means we probably aren't getting class merging multiclassing. We may get the ability to flip our class like we flip our specs, though.

[cj35001]

I thought Mayples said he was trolling? Why are we still talking about multi-classes?

[Archmage Alodi]

You'd have to basically scrap classes and rebuild the whole thing from scratch.

Which means we probably aren't getting class merging multiclassing. We may get the ability to flip our class like we flip our specs, though.

We might be able to flip our classes , but it will be a paid character service.