Nah. New players who just re-subbed (so they pay money) see they can pay AGAIN for a game they might not like won’t boost I think. On retail you get one for free if you get the latest expansion, here it’s an extra purchase.
You know who will most likely buy the boost? Private server players or people that played back then and wanna jump right into outland. And you wanna bet those type of people know exactly what to do and how to play?
I’m not even mentioning people like myself who already have 3x 60’s and might wanna boost a 4th. I sure know how to play.
People like you, always negative, doomsaying etc. Just quit then, and go play a private server? Making such a big deal out of this. All in your head mate.
Because they have 17 wives and 93 children crying in the house so they dont “have the time to play the game” but they want to have their 3rd level 60 alts.
Good attempt, but not first. A few more of you tried to quote that same sentence from a very long post, and it is only one of the posts I wrote in many different threads about boosting. But what do you expect from murlocs with no valid arguments?
Will answer again anyway: You should have not been lazy and check what was motw in 2020. It was a pvp talent. I didn’t know at that time since I have quit playing retail and just came back to see the new raid via LFR.
But it still proves my point. The druid I asked was level 120. He had LFR and normal raiding gear. His first reply was “What is motw? never heard of it”. Then I asked him to open his spellbook and look for it. He replied a minute later “i don’t see such a spell, never saw that tbh” then I told him: “well you should be using that don’t you?” he replied to me “I’m new to the game I don’t know much”.
What proves my point? A level 120 druid with raiding gear never heard or seen a PvP talent of his class that is in his talents window. Me playing a blood DK who didn’t play the game a single day for 2 years might miss a change of a spell of another class, because it was literally the third day I touched retail since legion. But normally you’d expect someone who plays the game to know what pvp talents his class has, at least to have read them once before.
This is not the only example ofc. again, that raid, I was maintanking LFR, I asked an offtank “can you taunt the add off me” and he said “I don’t have taunt”. You know why? Because he was a paladin. I told him “use hand of reckoning”. He said “ok”. Then I inspected him. He had a 2h mace and was a ret paladin with dps trinkets. He just clicked every role when he queued because he will find a group faster.
So, if you are denying how much of a retardshow LFR is, you have never been in one. Or you’re just trolling on purpose.
You should at least read your pvp talents once, maybe one day when you do your daily chore of world quests you will accidentally forget your war mode on and one enemy faction player will accidentally start attacking you(albeit it’s rare as a four leaf clover), you might actually press one of those pvp abilities.
Also, Albion’s best PvP scene was the ZvZs. I quit that game after casual players cried too much for being dismounted by crossbows so they made it impossible to dismount a gatherer so you could just stand and watch him run on his mount.
I played in a lot of GvGs but was mechanically to stagger to be any fun.
so u wanna tell me that everyone currently that is playing classic and lvled up to 60 knows how to use their class/es ?
i would bet with u, there are still
Mages at 60 that dont know how to decurse, or even know they have this spell in their Book.
same goes to Warlocks and their Banish, Rogues and their distract, disarm traps etc.
Hunter and their pet management pulling aggro.
Shamann pulling aggro with totems etc.
there are so many examples of ppl playing bad in classic as there is on retail (in realation to the whole content that is accessible)
Boost or not, it wont make a difference between good or bad ppl.
