貼出於: 2008 12 02 二 12:19 貼文標題: The oversimplification in WOTLK
It didn't really hit me until I saw this post about it, but there are no sharpening stones, weightstones, or mana or wizard oils in the process of Wrath of the Lich King Power Leveling. Verimonde, a blue name that's unfamiliar to me, confirms that this is by design, saying "While they were something nice to use once in a while for most people for many raid guilds they were simply another burden to the cost of raiding." This is essentially my reaction to the change, although some other Insiders are of the opinion that it's another step in the oversimplification of WOTLK Power Leveling. I'm happy that typical raid consumables will be down to flasks and food.
There's another problem with this plan, though. When we do World of Warcraft Power Leveling, unless they remove the current stones and oils, progression-oriented raiders are going to be running back to Outland and farming up the mats for old stones and oils all the time. This is nothing new really; dedicated raiders have been going to great lengths for buffs since the days of mind-controlling fire resistance off UBRS mobs to go to MC and BWL. Still, In WoW Power Leveling I don't think it's what Blizz had in mind in removing them, so my bet is that old stones/oils will either be removed, or prevented from working on players over level 70.buy Warhammer Power leveling .
While World of Warcraft is the biggest MMORPG on the market, many players are a bit tired of the traditional hack and slash grind. Furthermore, life at level 70 can be a bit boring at times - sure you can get money and gear, but there really isn't that much difference between having 5000 World of Warcraft cd key or 100,000 WoW CD Key, especially when you already own everything else. Now Blizzard Entertainment has announced the addition of achievements to the upcoming Wrath of the Lich King Expansion. Like achievements in the console world, players will be awarded with titles, gear and bragging rights for doing everything from getting a hair cut (yes, it's true), giving ten hugs to killing fantastic numbers of enemies in player-versus-player combat.
