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I agree completely. It's not the mechanism that I have a problem with but the pacing. For me it's just too fast. My own temperaments aside I don't entirely understand why Blizzard is so quick to invalidate their own content. Relegating Uldir to something you maybe do once on LFR to finish the...

Introducing a catch-up mechanism as large as the Arathi warfront as quickly as it was introduced was a problem all by itself. The normal/heroic/mythic dungeon progression combined with the advancement of item level up through world quest rewards until 340 emissary rewards came online was at...

There isn't really a deck centered around that theme but you can totally play with some Carnage Tyrants.

I know it's the way things are now but seeing that the next tier of raiding content has item level 370 loot at the LFR difficulty doesn't sit right with me. It may be an irrelevant accomplishment but when I finally hit 370 on Monday evening I was pretty happy and now it's going to be retard level.

I've been gaining levels in games for over thirty years. Not wanting to go through a slog just to see expansion from the other side or to have a complementary secondary character doesn't make me soft. It used to be faster, they made it slower, and the amount of levels necessary to go from...

It isn't what you are looking for but I've had a lot of fun playing co-op Divnity Original Sin and Divinity Original Sin 2.

It would be sweet as fuck to be able to use gold wiring in everything.

Tournament Mode was going to be a thing that allowed organizations to run tournaments more easily. It was not going to be a full MTGO style tournament support with in-game events and such. I'm guessing people thought it was going to be the latter and that led to Blizzard pulling back entirely...

Expanded universe type stuff like the novels and comics can be pretty good. Mirror Broken is a six issue mini-series about how the Picard from the mirror universe portrayed in the novel Dark Mirror came to captain the Enterprise -...

If you can't get enough Watchmen there's the ongoing series Doomsday Clock! Superman's gonna punch Dr. Manhattan!

A scaling system scales.

Breaking up Aviana but leaving Juicy Psychmelon is some retarded tier balancing. Your undercosted tutor is the problem and it's going to be a problem later if it isn't still one now. It even limits design space by forcing you to take it into account whenever you make a new 7, 8, 9, or 10 mana...

I like the basic framework of the Azerite Armor system. Being given a big pile of options and tinkering with them to see the different ways they can be utilized is a big part of what I like about gaming. How do these traits interact with each other, different classes, the traits of those...

"The Highly Proficient Asshole" is a classic Twitch archetype.

That's normally the strategy I try and employ but this time around I wanted to use my boost on a class I wasn't ever going to level up. This entire expansion I've really only played the one character and been the one spec. Coming in with no class experience and having not raided since TBC it's...

I set myself up for it by using my boost on Priest pre-launch when people were talking up how good the spec was but I'm going to be ever so sad if I get crushed in a patch because of what the game is like on the bleeding edge.

I do like that the trailer is focused on some spooky kids (from a flashback I'd guess), Church, the cemetary, and Victor Pascow. The movie looks like it's about one thing and what it's showing you is either misleading or surface level. There's so much pathos left for the audience to experience...

Every now and then one of the people I gamed with would get this idea to run an old school 1st edition D&D campaign. Hardcore! 4d6 stat generation! We'll play the game as it is supposed to be played! This happened a number of times over the years. Not a single one of those campaigns lasted...

Are just all the "cool" classes melee? Ranged just seem so underrepresented despite the demand.

I appreciate the honesty. The 3.70 please. Unrelated but i laughed really hard at it -

You know, like with the Warfront instance kicking out 340 items every run with no item level restrictions on who could participate.

I didn't like it. I can't stand a Friday Night Lights camera style (camera's always moving around slightly) and it was really boring. I do appreciate the story they told and I liked the ending.

Bleh, I guess you need to be actually 370+ to get a 370 reward. I'm at 363 and the quest reward is 355. Given the amount of duplicate slot rewards I've gotten I am not very amused to have missed the cutoff. There's only a one-in-three chance this will even be an item level upgrade at all. Again...

I think what you do is launch a couple of new "classic" servers a couple of months before you are launching TBC and then those are just the TBC servers. Can also have transfers from Classic servers to the TBC servers a week before it goes live or something.

I am still disappointed they segregated the unlocks beyond just needing a character of the appropriate level on each side.

Then next year you have a new expansion and the year after that you can release The Burning Crusade. It all fits together to well to not be the plan.

I for one would like to have additional Azerite armor as I've been wearing the same pieces for like three weeks now and the entire system barely even exists to me.

From Brave New World - In other words, go fuck yourself.

The whole thing looks irrelevant. I'm very disappointed with this iteration of it.

The Monster Mash is Bobby Pickett's most successful single but he did a ton of themed novelty songs such as - and Finding out there was just a ton of those songs blew my mind when I first stumbled upon them. Picture unrelated -

I don't mind McForging as much as I mind getting some legs out of Heroic Uldir, legs from the opening Warfront quest right after the raid, and legs in my Mythic+ chest in the morning.

Has anyone experimented with the BFA follow equipment? The chance to return with X but takes 30 expulsom fuck you stuff. Are the rates decent?

Playing on a handful of EverQuest progression servers over the years has taught me that a coordinated group of like minded individuals can lay waste to expectations. I don't have any idea what optimal leveling speed is/was for that era but I fully expect people to hit max level faster than...

I never, ever won an AV during vanilla. I was playing a human Warlock and it just never happened.

If the servers exceed expectations I think it would make sense to immediately start preliminary work on The Burning Crusade.

I would be very surprised if this ended up being the case.

Sounds horrible. Getting home used to mean you were away from all the bullshit of school for at least a while.

I'm sure I would feel different about raiding as well provided we were beating our heads against a mythic target rather than raiding two days a week and having reasonable expectations of some progression through heroic. Basically I'm not raiding as much as I want thus I'm still looking forward...

I'm still salty about this change and I'm going to complain about it again. Warfront Contribution is at 92%, the instance is going to open back up late today or early tomorrow, and my fucking +50% gathering speed perk is FUCKING GONE Assholes.