WHO PLAYS ON FAERLINA

Twinking on a populated pvp server like Faerlina is going to be hell.

What? The best place to twink is a populated PVP server. Supply for BIS BOEs will be MUCH higher since farmers know that is where the market will be, plus 50% of twinking will be WPVP!?!?
 
Wait, so they will make classic progressive ? Patch wise ?

Pretty sure that in vanilla, BGs weren't a day 1 thing either. So yeah I guess
 
thats interesting, um, doesnt vanilla suck tho, pvp wise, compared to current wow ?

I cant say anything about it. I started in TBC.

All I know is, I am getting old WSG back!!!
 
thats interesting, um, doesnt vanilla suck tho, pvp wise, compared to current wow ?
It is certainly alot more bursty, and you can get chain CC'ed alot longer
But the charm of vanilla pvp is that it has alot of combat options (free action potions for example have a much greater value now that DRs dont exist)
Vanilla pvp is far less about balance and more about blowing shit up. Classes like warriors are gonna get destroyed vs equal skilled players but with 1 healer you can easily killed probably 5 people (did that in STV)
 
thats interesting, um, doesnt vanilla suck tho, pvp wise, compared to current wow ?

Can't wait til I see an enchancement shaman instajib somebody with a PoD or a SoJ, meanwhile purging their buffs and interrupting their casting. That is why I am playing Horde.
 
Can't wait til I see an enchancement shaman instajib somebody with a PoD or a SoJ, meanwhile purging their buffs and interrupting their casting. That is why I am playing Horde.

I didn't play vanilla but still think making shamans and pallys playable on both sides was the best decision blizz ever made. You can't have true balance unless classes on each side mirror each other.
 
I didn't play vanilla but still think making shamans and pallys playable on both sides was the best decision blizz ever made. You can't have true balance unless classes on each side mirror each other.

Maybe. But it can also provide some uniqueness to the faction. Shamans can represent a sort of "mysterious" hard counter.
 

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