I mean, there's always chance of a crumb of Allied Race Tuskarr to cheer us up.
Right?
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Ah okay, so this is solely based on observations from the trailer, I thought there is datamining or some hidden stuff (that made it into 9.2.5 PTR or whatever) to back this up.
Thanks for clarification.
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After the very lukewarm reception of playable of Pandaren I'm pretty sure they wouldn't put work into this.
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At this rate I'm feeling afraid that we get only like two to three talent tree reveals a week.
Just to breadcrumb it out.
They will do more than just two a week, or else we aren't getting the alpha until mid july lol. Plus, they also have the Dracthyr blog to post. Unless they plan to post all of this while the alpha is up? Which doesn't make sense imo. Also, it took about 50 days for SL to go from encrypted alpha build to public alpha, and it seems like DF is going to take longer than that.
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maybe there will be only 1 post a week but it will contain more classes? Remember that druid is a bigger one since its 4 specs.
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I'm not trying to be mean but this is 100% copium. The Resto, Balance, and the Class trees have some small changes from what was shown during the Dragonflight announcement and that was 45~ days ago. Those 2 specs and the class tree were, by all accounts, basically done, as the changes were mostly moving utility around or changing some of the ability choice talents. So, we effectively got 6 "new" talent trees and the completed Resto & Balance ones.
1 post a week, 2 classes/post is the most likely path with the last week being 3 (unless they want Evoker to be a surprise).
This is most likely what they'll do with a mid-July Alpha.
Well, I don't actually get tired, but it just doesn't offer any actual discussion purposes at this point.
Yeah they are setting up a new Teldrassil and a new Undercity. OK. Time has shown that does not mean anything, because that's literally what happened in BfA. But then people are gonna spend 20 pages arguing about how it's definitely a revamp. I am not saying that a revamp might not happen with 11.0, and it's probably one of my most wanted things, but going by stuff like "Oh, there's gonna be a new Teldrassil so there is definitely gonna be a revamp!" is getting nobody anywhere.
I still don't get why they didn't just call it Invoker and tie it in to Hearthstone. They've been stealing things from Hearthstone for years now and most of them have been successful.
Desired by... forum posters? Don't know if the basic player in game really cares about that.
I think the general problem is that the topic of another revamp is almost half a decade old by now and there always have been "proofs" or "evidence" that it's coming or in the work except it never came to fruition.
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It's Wednesday and we haven't gotten anything this week, so more than two a week seems very unlikely. Alpha in July seems excessive as we're reaching 8 weeks since the official announcement (soon), but I don't really see it happening within the next one or two weeks, not with Diablo Immortal launch being so fresh.
As I said in another post, they always can start Alpha with just the classes they have had a blog post about and unlock the others later.
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In BfA they destroyed the cities, now we know that they are rebuilding them, big difference. I really think that if WoW wants to survive in the long term a revamp is needed, not only applied to the world but to other systems.
Dragonflight seems a step in the right direction but there is so much more that they have to do.
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