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PrototypeHastur

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Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 2:00 pm

I loved WoW before TBC.

-You didn't have to go one-way healing spec.
-Resilence didn't make Defense totally worthless.
-Paladins had to be skilled in order to do what they wanted instead of now.
-Getting to 60 actually meant something.
-TBC ruined 90% of the level 60 instances
-Raiding in 60 dungeons weren't such a joke.
-Druids didn't have Cyclone. [[Damn bastards have BOTH Travel Form and Cyclone? bleh!]]
-Horde didn't have paladins and Alliance didn't have shamans. [[Totally ruined the aspects of Horde and Alliance.]]
-reaching 100 + spell damage/healing actually meant something.
-Spirit actually had a purpose.
-Shadow Priest were actually DPS instead of a utility now. Though that is both good and bad.
+OMG, a positive side. Huntards became CC instead of plain DPS, thus giving them more purpose.
-Tiers meant something.
-Getting 0.5 tier was actually had meaning instead of "WTF is tier 0.5, nub?!?!?"
-Warlocks didn't have a warrior-wannabe sidekick.

Among other things I'm too lazy to type out.

Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 3:54 pm

PrototypeHastur

I loved WoW before TBC.

-You didn't have to go one-way healing spec.
-Resilence didn't make Defense totally worthless.
-Paladins had to be skilled in order to do what they wanted instead of now.
-Getting to 60 actually meant something.
-TBC ruined 90% of the level 60 instances
-Raiding in 60 dungeons weren't such a joke.
-Druids didn't have Cyclone. [[Damn bastards have BOTH Travel Form and Cyclone? bleh!]]
-Horde didn't have paladins and Alliance didn't have shamans. [[Totally ruined the aspects of Horde and Alliance.]]
-reaching 100 + spell damage/healing actually meant something.
-Spirit actually had a purpose.
-Shadow Priest were actually DPS instead of a utility now. Though that is both good and bad.
+OMG, a positive side. Huntards became CC instead of plain DPS, thus giving them more purpose.
-Tiers meant something.
-Getting 0.5 tier was actually had meaning instead of "WTF is tier 0.5, nub?!?!?"
-Warlocks didn't have a warrior-wannabe sidekick.

Among other things I'm too lazy to type out.

I still want to get a complete 0.5.. just before BC release we actually managed to down Lord Valthalak. I just need the head piece and then starting the summons. smile I used up a bank slot just to have a bag with all my feralheart stuffs. lol So much fun.

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Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 4:00 pm

The way I remember it is no one played paladins pre-their buff patch, where the Seal/Judgment system came in. I never partied with any, at least. All I remember of them was the word 'loladin'.

Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 4:32 pm

PrototypeHastur

I loved WoW before TBC.

-You didn't have to go one-way healing spec.
-Resilence didn't make Defense totally worthless.
-Paladins had to be skilled in order to do what they wanted instead of now.
-Getting to 60 actually meant something.
-TBC ruined 90% of the level 60 instances
-Raiding in 60 dungeons weren't such a joke.
-Druids didn't have Cyclone. [[Damn bastards have BOTH Travel Form and Cyclone? bleh!]]
-Horde didn't have paladins and Alliance didn't have shamans. [[Totally ruined the aspects of Horde and Alliance.]]
-reaching 100 + spell damage/healing actually meant something.
-Spirit actually had a purpose.
-Shadow Priest were actually DPS instead of a utility now. Though that is both good and bad.
+OMG, a positive side. Huntards became CC instead of plain DPS, thus giving them more purpose.
-Tiers meant something.
-Getting 0.5 tier was actually had meaning instead of "WTF is tier 0.5, nub?!?!?"
-Warlocks didn't have a warrior-wannabe sidekick.

Among other things I'm too lazy to type out.

AKA nostalgia

Because TBF, most of those reasons are retarded. Seriously, resilience taking the place of defense? Kek, WTF are you smoking? :p

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Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 4:43 pm

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PrototypeHastur

I loved WoW before TBC.

-You didn't have to go one-way healing spec.
-Resilence didn't make Defense totally worthless.
-Paladins had to be skilled in order to do what they wanted instead of now.
-Getting to 60 actually meant something.
-TBC ruined 90% of the level 60 instances
-Raiding in 60 dungeons weren't such a joke.
-Druids didn't have Cyclone. [[Damn bastards have BOTH Travel Form and Cyclone? bleh!]]
-Horde didn't have paladins and Alliance didn't have shamans. [[Totally ruined the aspects of Horde and Alliance.]]
-reaching 100 + spell damage/healing actually meant something.
-Spirit actually had a purpose.
-Shadow Priest were actually DPS instead of a utility now. Though that is both good and bad.
+OMG, a positive side. Huntards became CC instead of plain DPS, thus giving them more purpose.
-Tiers meant something.
-Getting 0.5 tier was actually had meaning instead of "WTF is tier 0.5, nub?!?!?"
-Warlocks didn't have a warrior-wannabe sidekick.

Among other things I'm too lazy to type out.

AKA nostalgia

Because TBF, most of those reasons are retarded. Seriously, resilience taking the place of defense? Kek, WTF are you smoking? :p

Lol I think hes joking xD

Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 5:06 pm

If you look at my rant, over half of the list is Bullshit. =/

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Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 5:36 pm

PrototypeHastur

If you look at my rant, over half of the list is Bullshit. =/

Yes, it is. Which is why I said it was.

There are however people who do believe all of that s**t, and need to be called out on it :p and unfortunately your post just doesn't read "internet sarcasm lol" to me. Its good to know it was tho.

Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 7:17 pm

I miss those times too. Not because I have anything against BC, of course. It's just the people I miss, really. *shrug*

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