They should make Old arena mounts aviable for gold. considering they give us gold makers a massive slap in the face by giving spider mount as a reward for completing arena now. completly ignoring the month’s and years some use to get black widow mount for 2m gold. so turn the table and add pvp mounts such as the arena mounts which have been out for a long time. to be able to be bought with gold. something around 500g-5k at max. this makes it fair and isnt to weird of a request considering the mounts have been out for a long time. and this does not hurt the pvp players as they get the in season mounts as reward anyways (talking about the vicious saddle mounts
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Tbh I could see only them bringing them back with a special saddle, let’s say at 2k7 and fill a bar to buy them after why not.
But for free with gold it will just ruin the prestige of the item and it’s not what we want.
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why shouldnt they ruin it?. they screw us gold makers over with giving you guys the mounts for free. with maybe 2 weeks work to get the special models we gold makers payid 3m gold for
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5k gold seems like a reasonable price for a glad mount imo 
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Well, these last 3 seasons glad mounts should be become available because they were/are a joke.
Anyway, I don’t think so, those are pretty much status symbols and shouldn’t be made common commodities.
status symbol. so was the black widow. and the frogs. symbol of a person making effort to get coin. yet blizz tosses the mounts out now with armor and all as if we did nothing to get them. pvp and pve players are nothing special. you use the same amount of time on the game as gold we gold makers do. yet we gets screwed over and gets nothing in return. while pvp players gets all the mount models (and cooler versions) of our so called symbol mounts
Most cringe thread i’ve seen for a long time. Just start doing PvP if it’s that easy and efortless , shoudn’t be a hard task for one gold maker.
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the main problem is that you guys who know pvp. gets mounts gold makers made alloth of effort to get. yet you are against that we gold makers gets your old season mounts. not curent mounts. but old season. meaning it is fair that blizz makes our effort meaningless. but god forbid they make your pvp effort from older seasons meaningless?
just get good or buy a boost. for some mills you can buy it as well
Always funny when permanent challengers try to devalue the achievement of something they have never earned themselves.
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we’re talking about saddle mounts not glad mounts right ? Because then yeah probably why not i don’t think many people would care since everybody who even does a slight bit of PvP gets them thrown after.
Glad mounts no lol, as much as i devalued glad for myself and especially not anything before BFA.
He is talking about Glad Mounts no doubt because all saddle mounts are already available.
I’m absolutely against. Why? Because they already made mythic raid gear drop to any guy 2 expansions later. PvP rewards are the only prestigeous left.
He’s not wrong though. 
Dunno whats your problem is, but I leave it to you. I meant thet the seasons (the balancing if we can call it even that) themselves were bad jokes, the mounts are okay. Dunno which is the greater sh…circus atm, 3v3 or 2v2 but don’t even care. Plus this thread has nothing to do with ratings in general so go and flex elsewhere.
Well he has a point though because even though it was easier than ever before he has that mount and you don’t. It’s funny how someone who never achieved a thing states how easy it was. If you care about 2s or 3s it doesn’t change the fact you sound a bit like a couch football fan commenting on players with pack of crisps and can of beer.
Talking about the buy able mounts yeah. those bought for vicious saddle from previous seasons
Y that’s other thing. They shoud rly make Vicious Saddles sellable or something cause i have like 30 of these and nothing i can do about it.
No, they shouldn’t.
You can buy all of them in Orgrimmar. Next to the old PvP vendors building.
Man, you sound like my crazy ex
‘If I can’t have it, neither can you’