Sometimes, the light of the moon is a key to other spaces. I've found a place where, for a night or two, the streets curve in unfamiliar ways. If I walk here, I might find insight, or I might be touched by madness.
Fuck it. Not getting mg into thia beta. I suppose I need to wait for launch to see if Evoker is worth rerolling into.
Depends on your expectations and how Blizzard is going to salvage what this class is supposed to be at launch. Tuning can only do so much and that's a big problem for Evoker still, but there's much more than just that - and they only have a few weeks left.
The Evoker feedback thread is massive, but it's worth digging through it (if you don't want to ready everything, just go over the 100-200 newest posts). Hint: general feedback about Evoker design is not good, for Devastation it's worse than for Preservation though. I'm going to main an Evoker healer, but I'm already sure I (aka Prevoker) will be dead weight in raids and higher mythic+ groups for the first content patches.
Last edited by Nyel; 2022-09-30 at 08:26 AM.
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Why? They doubled down on the fact that this is not just for testing. None of these points fix the issues that were back in LFR Dragon Soul.
You can easily switch "MAIN spec" mid fight to get an item for the spec you're not playing.
With personal loot, you roll against a computer, not against other players. You don't take away loot from others if you get an item with personal loot. This WILL BE the case with group loot.
Why do some people have such a hard time reading this specific thing you underlined? I don't get it.
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Nope, still not in beta, damn it!
Battletag: Chris#23952 (EU)
Warlock
Ok, now you surely are trolling, right?
Because there is no difference between someone getting an item via persoloot who than keeps it (although in your words, he doesn't need said item), or someone rolling need for an item that IN YOUR EYES is not needed. At the end of the day, it's not your decision to make if someone else needs an item anyways, they helped down the boss as much as you. And they don't take away any loot if they press need, not more than with perso loot anyways. Atleast with group loot, you can't get the same item twice anymore.
Stop being entitled, you are not the loot police. And Blizzard already has a mainspec > offspec > no need prio system with their new rolls anyways.
Oh also, just because people are currently playing spec X doesn't mean they don't want to actually play spec Y, or plan to do so but need a certain weapon first, that's why they have the mainspec / offspec system. You know, people are allowed to play more than one role ...
Last edited by Lady Atia; 2022-09-30 at 08:56 AM.
Ehm, you ok buddy? Because I answered your complains, it seems like you are the one who has nothing against my arguments so you are back to "QQ me stops talking now".
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Well, you still have to decide on a "per boss" basis what spec you want. Is the issue that someone could get a shield, 1h and 2h from the same raid night? Because same could happen right now with perso loot too, you know?^^
Also, I'm quite sure you have to set your loot spec before the loot dropps. You can't just switch if you see your offspec weapon, lol.
Last edited by Lady Atia; 2022-09-30 at 09:11 AM.
It really is this. By making the system opaque, Personal loot directed all the player's distaste (or at least most of it) with their loot experience to the system. Any form of system that gives players agency however and they will blame each other for everything. It is harmful to the community.
Exactly, even if a system internally works exactly the same player perception is a very important thing. The way you user perceives what happens is much more important to them then the technical way it happens behind the scenes.
It ignores such insignificant forces as time, entropy, and death
I don't agree with this, if they press need and don't actually need it then they absolutely are taking it away from someone who does. At least with personal loot it is a system that is giving loot to people that may not 'need' it rather than a person choosing to be greedy or selfish.
When in a PUG or LFR, If someone needs loot for their main spec then absolutely, they should roll 'need' - if it's for an off spec, to sell for gold, to give to a friend or for transmog then it should be greed imo.
My hope is that blizzard tune the amount of loot that drops based on the fact people will 'ninja' loot so more drops to account for that than when using personal loot although I worry that won't be the case and it'll actually be harder to get loot.
Battletag: Chris#23952 (EU)
Warlock
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