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My Article TitleYou take a part wow classic gold of the pie
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You take a part wow classic gold of the pie from the decent classes. That is a punishment. This eco process is what most of the urges for WoW Classic desired. By making even one course change you may demolish the entire ecology of it. No thanks. If u make feral and protector good - what is the purpose of playing a warrior, even when there is a class
that may dps - tank and heal at a whim of a spec change. You have not changed warrior however by buffing the total category of druid you've just demolished the warrior. Eco system. It is not about personal glory - vanilla is about the excellent team work meta where each class makes up for the weakness of another.
As soon as I started playing in vanilla I didnt even know what a raid was. I didnt know what a case was. It was a whole world that functioned slowly as you played and that I never had a target with WoW Classic I only enjoyed playing. I remember having a friend over and the only real thing we did for an whole night was only exploring
I'm a ele shaman main btw and I respec to heal in raids along with you? Are trash. Shamans need no buffs, elemental does NOT have to be workable and you are a HEAL hybrid. If you are a heal hybrid that never throws offheals or dispels at a BG, you're trash. No one wants to play with you. If you do not wish to learn to cure then
again.I'm going to play with a balance druid in WoW Classic because I'm simply going to play casually and mainly play pvp. But I can see right now folks stating, balance is not viable, you can't raid with us. No, equilibrium is not OPTIMAL. But still, I don't need them to balance courses. For example, I need balance druids to have their
spells mana cost reduced or partially reimbursed on crit (like mages should they spec into it). But should they buff balance druids in this way they're going to be very powerful in pvp when they are fairly decent.
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