Dragonflight Alpha/Beta General Discussion

[Khaza-R]

No soundtrack CD? Well fuck that shit.

Pretty sure they haven't done that since MoP or WoD.

Any news about Allied races ??

They already said there are no ARs for DF a while ago.

[Makorus]

To the people who doubted Scaleface:

lol

He was right about everything else, why would he be wrong about the November release?

[Lorgar Aurelian]

That's mainly what I get them for as well. The Hearthstone art books have all been excellent, and the MoP and Legion artbooks I have are also well done. I'm a sucker for dragons and dragon art, so the art book is a must-get for me.

Ya I passed over the previous CE’s due to not
Collecting the books when most of them came out other then SL which I just don’t care for, this one is a must have though with the only one I want more being wrath.

[klaps_05]

New Talent System—With this overhaul, you’ll be able to make creative and flavorful talent choices at every level without compromising your effectiveness.

I am sure there will totally be enough time to test and discuss pvp/dungeons/raids and this point about talents. All DKs will totally not be forced to drop output for AMZ and guardian/feral druids totally will waste a point in interrupt over output.

[ExiHext]

To the people who doubted Scaleface:

lol

He was right about everything else, why would he be wrong about the November release?

Let's just hope they start VERY soon and are more open to changes than in the last few alphas. 5 months from now it's already end of november so there is not much time left.

[SunspotAnims]

I made my point about the release date when it was originally leaked to be this year: it only seems so soon because Dragonflight was announced way later. If it were announced in November as usual or even February as expected then a 2022 release wouldn't seem strange.

[Makorus]

I made my point about the release date when it was originally leaked to be this year: it only seems so soon because Dragonflight was announced way later. If it were announced in November as usual or even February as expected then a 2022 release wouldn't seem strange.

I mean, the weird thing about this is the fact that there's no actual public testing yet, but then again, there's no systems to test. There's not a lot to test. There's the talent trees and Evokers, but that's it. Dragonflight probably requires some testing as well.

Raids and dungeons wont take long.

[Lady Atia]

I mean, the weird thing about this is the fact that there's no actual public testing yet, but then again, there's no systems to test. There's not a lot to test. There's the talent trees and Evokers, but that's it. Dragonflight probably requires some testing as well.

Raids and dungeons wont take long.

Raids and Dungeons can also be tested internally. They did a great job with the last Sepulcher bosses tbh.

[Alanar]

Uhm lets see..

Weird oversized crown
Dragon with tree wings
Some pets
Small ass wings as backpack

Yea.. none of it is interesting to me.

[Makorus]

Raids and Dungeons can also be tested internally. They did a great job with the last Sepulcher bosses tbh.

I know. To be honest, people place way too much importance on public testing. Literally every other MMO shows that internal testing works, and Blizzards stance in regards to spoilers recently might mean that there's gonna be less public testing in general.

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Uhm lets see..

Weird oversized crown
Dragon with tree wings
Some pets
Small ass wings as backpack

Yea.. none of it is interesting to me.

Good that you dont have to buy it.

[Lady Atia]

Interestingly enough, the wings look fine on the wowhead post:

[Marlamin]

To the people who doubted Scaleface:

lol

He was right about everything else, why would he be wrong about the November release?

There's actually a pretty good reason why -- without compromising what it might actually be. Not saying he's wrong, just that it's not uncommon for such information to be included in an embargoed press package and then taken out before the actual release. I like November though, get it out right before the holidays so it isn't automatically delayed by another month. We'll see if they make it (and what the quality of the expansion is going to be).

[Alanar]

I know. To be honest, people place way too much importance on public testing. Literally every other MMO shows that internal testing works, and Blizzards stance in regards to spoilers recently might mean that there's gonna be less public testing in general.

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Good that you dont have to buy it.

Thats what I basically said, yes. Its really not worth my money.

[Aeluron Lightsong]

I mean I won't throw a fit if a delay happens, its fine.

[Worldshaper]

I'm on parental leave in November and December, so for the first time in years I will be able to play the early part of an expansion without having to consider work. :-)

[Makabreska]

So Alpha should drop anytime now. Man, that is the best moment of pre-release, when we are flooded with mined content from the first build.

[Atticon]

So Alpha should drop anytime now. Man, that is the best moment of pre-release, when we are flooded with mined content from the first build.

I actually hope they pull through with the encrypting they did for 9.2.5. Let testing just be for talent trees but leave the rest of the game for launch.

[TriHard]

Oh no people spend their money one something they enjoy. The only problematic people are those that hate on Blizzard, and the people that enjoy their products, endlessly. Find something you enjoy rather then crapping on something others enjoy.

People that hate on Blizzard are previous fans, so no, they're not problematic unless you work for Blizzard.
It is completely acceptable to hate on a company that have fallen off as hard as they have.

Stop defending companies, it's cringe. People have every right to be upset and you should be smart enough to realize that.

[Alexjimithing]

People that hate on Blizzard are previous fans, so no, they're not problematic unless you work for Blizzard.
It is completely acceptable to hate on a company that have fallen off as hard as they have.

Stop defending companies, it's cringe. People have every right to be upset and you should be smart enough to realize that.

When I stop enjoying the work of a given company I simply stop playing their games/giving them money.

I mean if you want to spend your time and emotional energy ‘hating’ them and posting about them online, while using ‘cringe’ as an adjective, you do you I guess.

[Makorus]

People that hate on Blizzard are previous fans, so no, they're not problematic unless you work for Blizzard.
It is completely acceptable to hate on a company that have fallen off as hard as they have.

Stop defending companies, it's cringe. People have every right to be upset and you should be smart enough to realize that.

My mans saying that astroturfing a forum just to hate on a company is a completely rational thing to do.

And he has the gall to call other people cringe.

What, do you stalk your ex after she breaks up with you as well?