World of Warcraft: Classic

Burns said:

Strangely enough, the prices were the lowest in 2 or 3 xpacs when Dragonflight was in it's first month, at around 130,000 gold.

Now its back to Legion prices:
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You can convert tokens you buy with gold into game time OR ActiBliz credit (to buy anything on their store, even Destiny 2 was on there for a time). There is a cap of $350 worth that you can keep in the "account."

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Legion Prices?

This spider mount back then cost 2 million gold and just made me feel like they were complete morons.

Daidraco said:

Legion Prices?

This spider mount back then cost 2 million gold and just made me feel like they were complete morons.

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Sorry, did I need to specify it as the last half of Legion prices (which bounced between ~170k and ~220k for the year before BFA release)? Regardless, they haven't had another massive influx of gold, since the gold farms of the Legion table tripled the token prices.

I like the spider, but not 2 million gold like it. The Bronto was the real ridiculous mount at 5 million gold, but it had an AH on it, so a ton of people went for it.

There are so many mounts now, that mount collecting seems a more silly endeavor than ever. To top it all off, dragon flying only uses the 4 dragons and their various skins that you get in this xpac, atm.

Dragonriding is hilarious, it's like they eliminated their own microtransaction. I bet the suits are real happy about that.

Wintergrasp was the best PvP they ever had in the game, but too many little bitches cried about vehicles and they never did anything interesting ever again

Wintergrasp worked because it could spread the action amongst multiple fronts, plus it had a skill ceiling on vehicles to double hit walls or use the catapult to hit 2nd/3rd layers before destroying the preceding ones.

I don’t follow this shit. Will they actually do a balance sweep for next classic reset or are the autists going to win again?

TJT said:

I did Wintergrasp in like the early days of Wrath and got the mammoth mount. Never touched it after that outside of going for... some other drops I forgot about.

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I, too, AFKed Wintergrasp to get currency for things. It was a nice break from AFKing AV!

Summit1g got distracted by chat and ran into an elite dying at 57.

Official HC server rules announced. Ruleset coming to PTR.

Pass.

Chersk said:

Official HC server rules announced. Ruleset coming to PTR.

Hardcore is Coming to World of Warcraft - WoW Classic

Blizzard has just announced that Hardcore will officially be coming to Classic WoW and coming to the Public Test Realm!

www.wowhead.com

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Ironically the game is being made less "hardcore" because most of the new rules close off long-standing avenues for grief with an overarching "play nice...or else" dictum to cover everything else. It's also very likely these changes will eventually be propagated to all Classic servers, and so the erosion of the original game experience continues.

Yes, having days of playtime erased because an autist spends an hour kiting a ridiculous mob to a capital city or whatever is something that needs to be preserved.

Chersk said:

Yes, having days of playtime erased because an autist spends an hour kiting a ridiculous mob to a capital city or whatever is something that needs to be preserved.

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Yeah, why should you have to be on the look out for any unexpected dangers in a "hardcore" environment anyway.

In typical fashion, Blizzard has spent more time removing shit than actually adding incentives to play this ruleset.

Sylas said:

there's no need for those sort of measures on standard classic servers so why on earth would they waste the time to add that code to them?

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It'll just happen as a matter of course because they see the rule changes I was referring to as "fixing early technical limitations" or restoring original design intent.

uniqueuser said:

Yeah, why should you have to be on the look out for any unexpected dangers in a "hardcore" environment anyway.

In typical fashion, Blizzard has spent more time removing shit than actually adding incentives to play this ruleset.

It'll just happen as a matter of course because they see the rule changes I was referring to as "fixing early technical limitations" or restoring original design intent.

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Someone exploiting shit mechanics is one hell of a “unexpected danger”

I’m sorry but thinking they need to keep shit like that in is FULL retardation.

Are they shit because they've always been so or only now that the stakes are raised?

WoW has always been locked up pretty tight compared to any other game that came before it, so it's funny how much effort is still necessary to restrict players from doing anything that wasn't explicitly intended. If they keep sanding down what's left of the rough edges on this old block of wood you'll eventually get that smooth dildo you've always wanted.