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BadLuckMax also snagged several pieces of ill-gotten Mythic gear, including the unfortunately named Rushed Beta Launchers boots which, being leather (and thus useless on a Paladin) feels like a brutal jab at Blizzard.
Is this a retail thing where Paladins can only wear plate or is the author not familiar with the mechanic? Plenty of paladins taking cloth/leather/mail in OG and Classic.
from cata on you got 5% bonus to your primary stat for wearing your armour class, so plate for example on pally. but gear works differently in retail so all plate has strength and int on it so you really have no reason to use cloth or leather
You get some kind of bonus if you wear your classes preferred armor type iirc.
WoW spelled backwards is WoW.
So is Bob.
Ypu're wrong. Bob spelled backwards is not WoW 🤓
/s (obviously)
Lol what a mad lad
Banning people in games is extremely difficult, annoyingly so.
Actually it's super easy, barely an inconvenience!
Banning cheaters in games is TIGHT!!!!
Any% clear!
Wow is still a thing?
ITT: I learn WoW is still a thing. Honestly thought that shit died like 15 years ago.
You have to be living under a rock to not know that WoW is still an incredibly popular game. It’s easily still the most popular MMORPG
It's a failed attempt at minimizing. Lots of people reply like that.
No you don't.
If the only pre-live service MMORPG still going strong.
I was actually surprised to see Ultima Online is still up and active recently. It must have a pretty decent sized population for EA not to shut down and repurpose the servers for Battlefield or something.
Now there's a name I haven't heard in a hot minute.
What about FF14 or Guild Wars 2? Don't they count as pre-live service MMORPGs, too?
checks Seems games as a service model that we know today really picked up steam at around the late 2010s. So, yeah...
I've been living under quite a rock then, haven't heard WoW even mentioned for years (and years)