Well I hope they do balance them.
You don't need to gut or change classes to make them viable. Just up a few numbers and down a few others.
Well I hope they do balance them.
You don't need to gut or change classes to make them viable. Just up a few numbers and down a few others.
Why? For no reason other than That's how it was?
Why does WoW Classic have to be a literal 1:1 representation of the game for people to enjoy tough progression, unforgiving mechanics, forced cooperation and a true sense of server community? You can have viable specs and still retain all of that.
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But druids had something no order class had, the ability to play every role. It's supposed to be a jack-of-all-trades-master-of-none class, and thus I wouldn't expect it to shine in raids. And we have to remember that in vanilla WoW raiding was not the main game, so not everything was balanced around it. I played all through vanilla and never raided, for example.
The guy who isn't into minmaxing. I think it's great to have easy buffer spots in raids for people who are not top technical players, so you can bring the people that are fun to play with but can't pass the skill bar.Who really wants to be the buff guy in the raid?
Ohhh No you dont.
You wanted Original WoW you get Original WoW.
Only warriors can tank and all players with a heal spec heal.
Agreed with that. Raiding definitely isn't the only form of end-game, and I value that, however the 'master of none' doesn't apply if you are a raider. In a raid, ideally everyone is getting better gear that allows them to play a better part; whereas gear starts (aside from raw armor) are useless to a Support class because Buffs are built into their talents and kit.
I think it's a rare case for someone of low skill knowingly rolling a support class for the intention of raiding at a low skill bar.The guy who isn't into minmaxing. I think it's great to have easy buffer spots in raids for people who are not top technical players, so you can bring the people that are fun to play with but can't pass the skill bar.
I don't see why changes that will allow tons more people to continually enjoy a recreation of classic are immediately shunned.
It doesn't hurt my experience to allow someone who loves feral to play feral and not be dogshit. I don't care if it's recreated to 100% accuracy; You can have changes and preserve the core of oldschool WoW, which is the difficulty, the community, the investment in ones character etc.
Letting people play whichever spec they wish doesn't devalue any of that from my perspective. This is not a curation of perfectly preserved history as far as I know.
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https://goo.gl/forms/rOHYFFp6i74a8or13 If anyone wants to let their voices be heard on what should be changed in classic wow, 23k+ responses so far blizzard will be looking at this.
exactly. thats how it was. if you dont want to play how it was, dont play. they are making this server to get in on the market of vanilla players who play on nost and other servers. we want that game back. if they are going to change it, id rather just keep playing on an existing private server which try for an authentic experience (or, not play at all)
It confirms that changes being on the table, is on the table.
As in ... since there's no team in place yet, nothing is on the table. But changes are not something that are already off the table. Like, they've already said they're squashing dc bugs and exploits, so leaving those in for a pure copy/paste is off the table.
For your own health, if you're in the "no changes at all whatsoever" camp, please accept that they've already confirmed there will be changes (exploits, which could be small or big - and dc bugs), and it's clear that it's very possible it will be a mashup version with features/items/creatures/zones/whatever from various patches that never existed at once in a real patch, and that for right now class balance is simply not off the table (and if that's not off the table, what else ?).
We're probably no less than a full year out from Classic (and I'd wager two full years, personally). Save yourself a lot of stress. (and for the record, I'm not in any camp - if there are changes or not, I'm leveling a character to 60).
I am the one who knocks ... because I need your permission to enter.
A blue post from their newest forum moderator does NOT mean they're considering it. That's just his opinion on it.
He even Said "I personally think..."
Like holy hell you guys like to blow things out of proportion.
Also if you think forum mods have any sway in development of ANY Blizz game, you are sorely wrong.
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The blue said nothing beyond that it's worth discussing, which basically translates into "ok newbies, feel free to suggest class balance which will not be introduced anyway".
There's nothing actually said abouy rebalancing anything, just that it's good to have a conversation, which is true. Via such conversation you can establish which party are people who really want classic and those who just want 7.2 capped at level 60
PS. Please stop with "classic vs. vanilla". Classic is the term that about half the world were using for vanilla, it's not a new term coined for the re-release by Blizzard. If you think that, you were simply in the camp that used a different term for the same thing.
Last edited by Azerate; 2017-11-15 at 11:15 PM.
I disagree. It’s still vanilla in the same way post launch patches of vanilla are vanilla. If you wanted to order vanilla with shit on it you wouldn’t ask for a concoction of vanilla and shit. You’d still order vanilla.
Why is it wrong to balance classes so you don't have only one class that can tank ect...? I do not accept "ITS NOT VANILLA DUUUUR" as a reasonable answer.