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Originally posted by Death1942 Competant alliance players, you say? Horde are fewer but all the eight year olds in that game play Alliance. Horde on my server had the best guilds. |
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Originally posted by Yakboy
It would not take you 2 months to level. This is just for spoiled lazy people such as your self. I love these exaggerated posts with no facts what so ever to back it up.
No it will not take you 2 months to level, but will take you more than 2 months to get ya gear, all raid dungeons are on a 5 day cooldown. Lets say ya mage is udular 25 or even 10 geared, you would need to run naxx10 atleast 6 times and you still wont get all your gear. You cann get for lvl1 to lvl 80 with full Uduar10 gear in 2months, no matter how "no life" you are, as theres a limit on the number of raids you can run. so for an uduar10/25 geared mage (even for a naxx10/25 geared) its a damn good service and worth the cost. If you cannot see that then your blinded by your hate for wow and nothing more, |
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There will be no serious impact. The faction change service has to be seen with the server transfer possibility and will allow RL friends to play together. Those saying it will give balancing problems are ridiculous. First players wanting to change factions already made other avatars on that faction and since you can now level through doing PvP, PvP people will gladly level other avatars through the BG's. People also forget that CAT will simply reset WOW in WOW2. You don't have to be a rocket scientist to see CAT will relaunch the game around a "new" (or destroyed) Azeroth with a complete new experience. So the "faction change" is trivial in view of the huge relaunch impact on basic leveling in CAT. Its influence on the long run will be too limtied to even discuss (and the 30 $ prcie tag helps too of course). The MOST important changes to the WOW game will be the "reset" world of CAT AND the clustered dungeon servers in the upcoming patch 3.3. (I find this last one a real revolution in WOW and will be seen for sure in Diablo3). Faction change is just a nice tool to please friends and some frustrated players. Look Zorndorf lost a star again. ;)) The inconvenient linked truth hurts on mmorpg.com |
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Yeah I really can't see any deep impact this will have on onything, or any real possible uses or exploits beyond someone who either wants a diferent experience (and even then most will simply level another toon) or someone who wishes to hook up and play with friends who happen to be on another faction. The $30 price tag will somewhat restrict rapid and frequent faction hopping. It is simply another mechanism to let you play with your friends. And the more I see this new less restrictive "play with your friends" philosophy at Blizzard, the more I think it is something we will see much more strongly integrated into new MMO's. It seems Blizzard has discovered one of those core principles for making money with a MMO. "Players who are lonely or frustrated do not stay subscribed for a long time. Players who are playing with well established frineds and guilds will keep playing and paying for years". |
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Originally posted by Swanea
One word: Items That is why Blizzard is doing it correctly and other games are not. I will not play a game with an item shop in it. Switching faction is a service that isn't a normal game mechanic. I applaud Blizzard for finding creative ways to earn extra money without affecting in game items. One thing I do disagree with though from Blizzard is the trading card game giving in game mounts. Items should be obtainable in game and that is it. |
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I know you guys like the horde more, but the only reason why its better to play an alliance is if you are a pure world pker. Since we are less alliance, playing a pvp server is great since we can kill more horde players while questing rather then doing bg's all day. |
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I just found out friends that moved to other states...have found eachother on Facebook and have united on a WOW server to play. I, in turn, ran into one of them on Myspace. I , being on another server and faction, put in for a faction change...It took less than 5 minutes. I then put in for a server change....it took less than 25 minutes. I figured I'd just go whole hog and change my name...since I'm no longer a Blood Elf and am now Human. It took .......less than 2 minutes....So ...in around just a half-hour...and for a total of $65.00($10.00+$25.00+$30.00)...I was ready to hang out with old friends in WOW. Do I wish it was free?...sure...but still well worth it and little to no downtime for my (new) toon. The only thing i'll miss is my wolf mounts (*sniff)...I hate the elekks. Another good point...I always wanted a Gryphon mount...beats the hell out of those ugly assed Pridewings...or manticores...or what ever those flying abominations were called on Horde-side. hic!...CAW! |
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