Maybe to fix these bugs?
Do u think all these bugs magicly disappear when they release wotlk?
So whats ur suggestion? Leaving broken content behind and care about wotlk?
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To be honest the majority of the playerbase would enjoy wotlk raids more that are ACTUALLY fully scripted and perhaps buffed in a progressive manner then the TBC content (which has been a bit of a dissepointment so far)... At the moment the only issues i see is that the buffs they done to raids are not there anymore, Kael'thas is missing (the door doesn't open), BT, SWP and MGT is closed... If they ''fixed'' that they could just move on to wrath (which is their plan according to devlog) since there will be a TBC ptr (dunno when) and a WOTLK ptr (dunno when).
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All the buggy mining nodes and quests in Netherstorm and shadowmoon also need to be fixed before they release northrend. Its still a bit of work to do...
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Well yeah of course it should be fixed but we will see when that happens.
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hey im new here and wonder how to connect to the tbc server here
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Why rushing the release of an expansion within an already limited progression?
I cannot corroborate from my own experience, I have not got that far in-game, but I take from most of the comments in this/similar thread/s that Lordaeron's TBC expansion is not really ready to be released, either due to incomplete or bugged PvE scripting, and its PvP is quite discouraging due to its currently limited design decisions. There are a few good suggestions in a pre-lordaeron thread, some of which contemplate longer periods between releases to give the development team the necessary time for Lordaeron to deliver its promise.
I do not know whether the mean member, or the majority of them would agree with me on this one, but I prefer to wait and enjoy the end game of a well scripted expansion (Classic/TBC/WotLK), even if that takes a semester or a year, instead of rushing through incomplete/bugged content just to get to the last expansion faster, which may not be in any better shape than the previous one. I consider my line of thought is also in-line with the original vision of Kaer of making of Lordaeron "the most complete" WoTLK private server, as this can not be accomplished overnight, or a few months, and certainly not rushing the release of incomplete intermediate expansions.
IMO, the original progression time frame needs to be revised seriously. I think it would be really healthy for the server's reputation and its member's game experience to stick to the current expansion until it is top-notch scripted, while making draft content of the next expansion available in a PTR realm until they are really ready to be released.Edited: November 20, 2015
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Please don't make it longer. TBC is much much MUCH worse than "vanilla" was. ATM it's a NIGHTMARE
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Since this is not TBC patch, I will call it lvl 70 cap, cuz this is still wotlk...
Level 70 cap is like 500x times worse than 60. Classes even more unbalanced, PvE raids broken, PvP is a nightmare (unbalanced + low honor) and pointless when you can only get s1 max
If you implement s4 or at least s3 and increase honor rate, then this might be different. I'm not asking full epics in 1 day, but 1 piece per week is a joke, considering we going wotlk very soon (i hope...)
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this is not tbc server is wotlk. Get over tbc an get to northrend the fast we go there the earlier we can start wotlk raids.
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Many people in the private server scene want to play TBC, and havent experienced it yet. Give them some time to enjoy the raids before releasing WOTLK please.
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TBC... "TBC experience"... in 3.3.5a patch...
Really?
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Just because you have 3.3.5 talents, doesnt mean you cant feel the TBC experience...
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I think I speak for a lot of members when i say take as long as it takes to make it a complete experience. Don't rush to wotlk just because people want it. This server wasn't even going to be for the people originally. The server may lose some if the decision is to extend tbc a month. But in the long run that month of fixes towards BC and wotlk content will will show when people realize that the raids are blizzlike or pvp is blizzlike.
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Pretty much this. It would be almost pointless to have a "complete" server that simply rushes to get all the content available instead of taking the time to fix everything along the way. If that's the case the server will end up no different from others.
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Pretty much this. Lord will be the only 99% blizzlike realm in the world, but that takes time. There is just no point in releasing new stuff when u are focused on the current issues.
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