Please Blizzard delete 50% of the abilities and talents in this game.
There are too many classes with too many specs with too many abilities and talents.
50% of it must be removed. It’s better for gameplay and balancing too.
We don’t need 100000 abilities. It’s just too much.
Nah, for this we got WoW classic! 
Agreed.
The version which you need 10 fingers on each hand to heal? yeah nah.
I agree i only need TW and icelance.
I think they will do some kind of a pruning in midnight because i cant see how they can add more talents to the game at the moment .
Just add more pasive ones and they are done .
Just like hero talents, there are 10 extra talents and some specs/trees doesnt even get 1 spell out of it
Paladin should just have judgement and divine storm
No.
10char
or just buy a good mmorpg mouse . you can handle even more abilities 
Blizzard had a period of removing abilities and talents (anyone remember the MoP “talent trees”?).
It wasn’t very popular and resulted in a massive uproar among the players and rightly so. There’s a reason talent trees like the ones we had in MoP are gone, hopefully to never return.
I don’t know how one can draw the conclusion that “less abilities = better gameplay”, most people would say the opposite: The less cool attacks and/or spells my character has, the less fun it is.
As for balacing… you’re giving Blizzard to much credit.
I remember when a talent tree was a mere 18 talents (pick 6). Balance was still out of whack.
I can easily have 40 keybinds on mostly keyboard and 3 of them on my mouse without a problem, i will quit world of warcraft the day they reduce the amount of abilities, you do not need a MMO mouse to play this game however it can make it a lot easier, would recommend one if really want even more easy keybinds.
While i agree some spec has way too many useless spells which could be baked into other skills (remove lol lighting from enha plx), 50% going way to far.
Also nerf shamans.
If it’s another thinly-veiled pvp rant please state it openly.
Or better yet demand a different pvp skillset for each class how ffxiv does it
i am shocked how blizzard changed assasination xD
thistle tea = passive now.
slice and dice = passive
echoing reprimand = passive now xD
serrated bone spikes = passive now xDD
now the funny part 
u hit 3-4 buttons on rotation with low APM (action per minute)
and doing 1 milion + DPS
meanwhile playing outlul roguue , extremally sweating yourself having 10 popups proccs resets having chronic wrist pain
… and still not even close to 700k xD
It’s a class design thing. Some classes induce arthritis whilst others rely on mostly 3 buttons…
It’s ok for both to exist in the game.
That being said, you can clearly see the difference in modern design vs older classes.
Compare how smoothly Evokers or post revamp Paladins play, vs death knights that are basically this games equivalent of an old soviet Lada car.
Modernise classes that feel old, don’t make wow be like one of those mobas where heroes have 4 buttons and one special ability each or something.
If that’s what you want, go play those games, no hard feelings.
You’re still supposed to use it manually, not proc it. You are actively avoiding it to proc outside of shiv+kb.
Thats the case for all three specs.
Also the case for every spec. And nobody played around the minigame anyway. Either you hit the correct combo point marks or you didnt. At best one got slightly annoyed if the rng hated you. Deathstalker requires more attention than old Echoing did.
KiR Outlaw can compete with Assa ST.
Reason I like Shaman these days (even though this character was born in 2007) is that it is reasonably simple to play.
Most of my alts are too baffling for me these days. I cba to read a guide on how to play them. So I don’t do much with them anymore.
My Blood DK is reasonably simple too.
My Druid is just discombobulating.
Maybe an Exile’s Reach zone for training and practicing wouldbe useful.
At least there are options and with Passive Talents it is possible to play simpler classes.
Fewer, not less.
Isnt that the same?
(Non native English speaker)