compiling and revising those notes

I'm the one compiling and revising those notes. I scrutinize the patch notes beyond what is probably conducive to my own mental health. I push to make sure I'm getting every single note I can, and that each note is sufficiently detailed and concise. If I had known about this change, it would have been in the patch notes. Just the same, the developers did not withhold this change from me so it wouldn't make it in the patch notes.

There are a lot of developers cheap wow gold and they're very busy working on future content. On infrequent occasions a change falls through the cracks and is not properly reported to my team for documentation in the patch notes. That's our fault and something we're working to prevent each and every patch cycle by developing new ways of generating the patch notes.

Let the implication that we intentionally misdirect and lie to you go. It's not true and I personally can't stand it when I see a big change like this not make it into the notes I work for months to finalize.

the web posted by you and yours

We've also spent a lot of time improving the documentation of hotfixes, as well as improving the layout, readability, and documentation of patch notes. We're working closer with our developers than ever to make sure you hear from them too. Just the same, our team is reaching www.euwowgold.com out more via different social media outlets to make sure the community gets the information you need through whatever type of social platform you prefer. This goal even extends to our Explorers' League Journals we do as community recaps, where we often feature cool World of Warcraft stuff we find out on the web posted by you and yours.

The goal of the community team is mostly two-fold: 1) to make sure the feedback, concerns, and popular topics shared within this community are made known to the developers, all the way up to Mike Morhaime. We do this through multiple avenues of communication with our support, development, QA, PR, legal, marketing, and executive teams every single week; and 2) to ensure the doors of Blizzard Entertainment feel open to you, the players -- to show you this company hears you and wants to prove we're here to provide you with outstanding entertainment via as many venues as possible.

complex for 6 year olds than so be it

i think it is halarious the way things have gone with this game...... hard core players are tired of noobs because they dont know basic game mechanics CC ect....noobs are tired of hardcore players because they expect them to know what they are doing and boot them when they dont because it is just easier to find someone who does.

PVPers hate PVEers and vice versa...is buying wow gold safe because they keep trying to balance both and it never works.

People complain about stuff being hard when there are all these addons to help you our that wer not there before. CC timers DBM ectera....

I think blizz should just bring back the vanilla play style and say screw it to everyone else. Return the game to the way it is supposed to be. If it is to complex for 6 year olds than so be it.....

What happened with the Abyssal Maw dungeon that was supposed to come with Firelands?

Our initial plan for this raid tier was to have fewer bosses in Firelands and a small number of bosses in the Abyssal Maw. As we looked more closely at Firelands, though, we realized that it deserved more bosses. We also got excited about designing item art (and set bonuses!) that were very fiery in nature, and the Molten Front questing area was turning out to be really cool, so we ended up piling more resources into Firelands. That led to the decision to focus on one strong theme (fire), is buying wow gold safe rather than a more diluted fire-and-water theme.

The case for Abyssal Maw pitch was that we could reuse a lot of existing assets (the fights were to take place in a giant shelled demigod like Nespirah), and while we are willing to do that, we thought Abyssal Maw would just pale in comparison to the magnificence of the Firelands. So, we put all of our eggs into that one basket. We’ve decided for now that the Vashj’ir quest line along with the Throne of the Tides dungeon does a pretty good job of finishing the Neptulon story.

DKs have a lot of control over their survivability

DKs have a lot of control over their survivability. While the other tank classes spend a lot of button clicks on generating threat, DKs can regularly hit Death Strike, which heals them. This puts a very powerful tool in the hands of the player. Played well, you can mitigate a lot of incoming damage and even choose when it is important to mitigate that damage. But you also have the possibility of playing poorly.buy cheap wow gold It probably isn’t the kind of play style that is going to appeal to everyone.

You can look at the recent discussion about the paladin Holy Shield as a microcosm of this debate. Some players wanted more control over their survivability, and the new Holy Shield provides that. But it is more work to control an active button and there is a larger penalty for doing it badly. Death Strike is like Holy Shield on steroids in this regard. There are good and bad times to use Holy Shield. There are definitely good and bad times to use Death Strike. We see some DKs attempting to hit Death Strike as much as they possibly can, and then getting frustrated when they can’t squeeze more Death Strikes into the rotation. What they are perhaps missing is that the timing of when they Death Strike is very important. Used optimally, it’s a powerful reactive tool.

have Searing Totem use the new assist stance

We’d love to have Searing Totem use the new assist stance, but we felt it was too risky to just flip that switch without a great deal of testing. True pets have a control bar so it’s possible to override their behavior if the default behavior is something you don’t want. That’s not the case for Searing Totem. We’ve just recently been able to get the totem to behave fairly predictably in a wide variety of situations best wow gold– it has a lot of special case code designed to make it do what players want it to do. (Making an AI behave consistently isn’t that hard; making an AI read players’ minds is the hard part!) If assist works out well for pets, and some of the temporary guardians like Guardian of Ancient Kings, we’ll turn it on for Searing Totem.

The Fire Elemental is even more complicated than Searing Totem because the totem is the master of the elemental, not the shaman. It generally works pretty well focusing on the Flame Shock target, but we plan on rebuilding the spell so that the totem summons the elemental (and killing the totem could still despawn the elemental), but the shaman is considered the master, which will solve some of the problems that arise.

I'm going to disagree with you

I'm going to disagree with you.

I don't mind working to down a boss. The only thing not fun is when you beat your head against a wall due to faulty boss mechanics (Lord Rhyolith *cough*). Our team will put in the hard yards wiping repeatedly with the goal to learn from our mistakes and progress.cheap wow gold
Our first kill on Cho'Gall took us two weeks of wipes but damn it felt good when we did it because we worked it hard to get there.
Our first kill of Lord Rhyolith will probably be sour g!@*%s because its off the scale RNG.

I would be dissappointed if we face rolled everything. I do not support free epics.


edit: censoring "gr apes" ? LOL?

I try my darndest to be friendly

Awesome movie quotes aside, though, I had an excellent new player experience, so I do my best to pay it forward. I don't always succeed, of course -- (we all have our off days, right?) -- but I try my darndest to be friendly, cheerful, and open to making new in-game friends.

Sometimes I'll answer questions euwowgold in Trade or General chat. Other times, I'll hand out BoE items to characters I think could use the upgrades, or party up with players who ask for help while I'm leveling up my alts. It really doesn't take much to make someone's day a little easier or brighter, and I've found that I always feel a bit better after. It's win-win!

Maybe the player you ran into was having a rough morning/evening/night, or maybe they just have a different approach to gaming than you do. It's hard to say. Either way, don't lose heart! There are definitely oodles players out there who enjoy helping out their fellow newbies

there's a breakdown in the story there

We do understand that, by not allowing pandaren of the opposite faction to communicate with one another, there's a breakdown in the story there. But we feel strongly at this point that changing the precedent on cross-faction communication for one race only will ultimately not World of Warcraft Gold lead to a good gameplay experience. We're very excited to introduce a race that can be chosen by either faction, though we don't see our philosophy on cross-faction communication changing as a result of this.

This isn't very related, nor is it a way of properly compensating for that communication limitation, but one thing we'd like to do (we think is cool and warranted) is make a unique place in the world exclusive to monks -- think Moonglade for druids.

Just as a reminder from the Terms of Use

We're aware of this issue and looking into it right now. It's likely we won't have further updates for you until we're back in the office in the morning PST.

Just as a reminder from the Terms of Use:

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    (i) Using or exploiting errors in buy wow gold design, features which have not been documented, and/or "program bugs" to gain access that is otherwise not available, or to obtain a competitive advantage over other players.