I am a very sentimental player, and I keep a lot of my gear for memories sake. The way I see it the classic is a walk down memory lane, and I take great pride in the items I’ve accrued during this walk. This is however starting to take a toll on my bank-space, as I have a lot of gear that was made by former guild members in Vanilla Classic, raid gear that have a story behind them, etc. I am sure there’s a lot of other people that share at least some of the sentimentality towards their gear as I do.
Back in Cataclysm, Blizzard launched the Void Storage, which was a service where you would be able to pay a set amount of gold to put your gear into storage, apart from your bags or bank. I saw this as a great mechanism to free my bank and bag-space, while still keeping the memories.
What do you guys think of such a function being introduced in Wrath of The Lich King Classic?
It was supplemental system for the transmogrification. However since Classic was made on Legion engine and TBC Classic on Shadowlands engine we might have collections systems running in background somewhere.
I had topic somewhere on EU forums about remastering transmog system to make it optional and not intrusive, like Diablo II Ressurected classic/remastered graphic switching on a button press. If you could turn on and off transmogs of players around you just like you turn on and off nameplates visibility in your interface, no one would be forced to use the system they might not like.
Berny is a hoarder. Berny keeps all items from quests, previous sets, or even useless stuff in da bank. Every item has a meaning and cannot be deleted.
I’m a collector as well.
wolk should release exactly how it was nothing more nothing less