you have 120 achievement points, what are you doing here? do you genuinely think that you have some sort of a impact on me what so ever? you need to wake up from your little bubble and understand that your words means absolutely nothing to me.
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That is the wonderful thing about MMORPGs tho.
You SNOOZE you LOSE.
Keep up with the game or lose out on items, mounts, achivement and what not
In kindergarten I learned to share my toys with others, so yeah Iâm all for it. 
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Elite sets are prestige, they deserve to remain unavaliable. Iâm going to be honest with you, knowing this community its not worth giving it back given how many fiends actively pay up money for boosties. The less prestige stuff they can bring back for pay to win noobs to splurge on, the better.
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and this is yet another reason why removed items should be reintroduced (at no more than their original cost!).
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we should start with the return of deathbone set from old scholo
are there any more old dungeon sets that were good to mog but not everyone obtained?
dungeons specific
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I mean, the method/gold cost with which the items would be reintroduced is arguable, but I definitely think that outside of stuff like CM/elite/naxx40 gear and similar âhigh prestigeâ items, there should be a way for getting them.
And if people are so attached to the idea of veterancy being attached to the items, making the new ones a renamed replica version akin to the DMF acquired sets wouldnât be a terrible workaround afaic.
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This is a completionist discussionâŚ
@Marbelle, @Wwhelp & @Faboularian; you play your games differently & your goals are nothing like the same; YTH youâre even âcompetingâ against each other is pointless⌠and at some level you both need your heads banging together.
FTR - OG transmog. history was based on everything you have looted that had been soulbound throughout the game up to the point the system was implemented (mostly based on what your quest/Instance completion history was, I think); anything removed from the game should remain just that, short of being made available from sources like BMAH.
OP; it says more about you if the look youâre trying to put together requires items that you MUST HAVE despite being removed from the game files than any reasoning for the items in question being restored to availability.
completionist discussion? there is no competition. itâs right in front of you. i won.
my removed items has a higher count than this dudes playtime
itâs about the mentality. no changes
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If thereâs no competition, how & what did you winâŚ? PLEASE grow up.
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you sound like a drone too. sometimes i really wonder if people take a step back and actually read
I act like the 56yo that I am⌠rather than a spoilt child denied a sweet/candy âfixâ.
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no changes surely is my fix, youâre right
⌠and to keep the discussion on topic, I missed out on OG Warrior Dungeon set Legs from OG Rivendare; âOh, dear, how sad, too bad, never mindââŚ
Stuff happens, move on (OP; lookinâ at you).
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Iâm not âcompetingâ with anyone, and the things that I advocate for in regards to this stuff has a lot less to do with what I personally want for my collection, and more to do with consistent and coherent reward designs.
Iâd be honestly a lot less annoyed over the removal of certain mog pieces if there was a consistent structure to what does or doesnât get removed.
MC gear is still there for everyone to get, Thunderfury as mog has next to no exclusivity to it even though itâs a leggo, but some random belt from Sunken Temple does. The âcutoffsâ for these are arbitrary/random, which to me comes across as shoddy design.
I did my Loremaster during Wrath, Iâve got virtually every green quest reward mog for my shaman, I canât think immediately of any pieces from removed instances that I just so wish I had, I just think the way the game has determined things to be removed is nonsense.
Also, if by dungeon pants you mean the ones that are part of the set, those are available as replica cosmetics in Darkmoon Faire.
If theyâre the ones that you got from Stratholme & upgraded in Ironforge, then that OG set wasnât ever in Appearance files as a set in its own right⌠and Iâm not that bothered enough, now, to want the set that badly.
This set (and itâs ilk) is what I mean, all of 'em, both versions, available as replicas in Darkmoon Faire. And I donât mind, despite having a bunch of the original pieces.
Blizzard kinda randomly introduces some of the removed pieces in other forms.
Like said DMF replicas, or the Defias set from old Deadmines, you have a light questline to acquire the full set as a mog. I donât see anything particularly terrible in adding sets in such a manner back to the game.
ISTR that the Heirloom looks are the same/similar as the OG DS1 & DS2* so I got the look anyway. Some of the set pieces never got released as Heirlooms, but yes - the DmF replica sets fill that void, too.
*Probably why they never made them otherwise available.
Yeah, some of them had their likeness repurposed as heirlooms too 
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Like I said, the rulings on what gets the âprivilegeâ of being some kind of super rare exclusive, and what gets to be the thing you see whenever you log on an alt was super arbitrary.
i know that is not true, because on my first ever toon, a human paladin, i had made and used the Khorium Champion. however, on this rogue after over a decade the plans have still not dropped for me so i cant make it.
and as such, the item is currently unlearned.
if it kept a log of all equiped items, then much more items would have been learned by people. all those items that dropped over 15 years of playing.
including the Khorium champion for me.
no, as far as im aware, when transmog was introduced in the Legion prepatch, the only history it counted was your quest completed rewards, and items currently in your inventory.
thats why people were saving up all their crates from the salvage yard at the end of WoD.