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it's spelled 'because'
lol post on ur main
To me WoW has doesn't have a very high skill ceiling, but has an amazingly low skill floor in many aspects of the game. (ie, to be as good as you can be isn't that hard, but, in a lot of aspects of the game you can get away with being quite terrible and make decent progress).
Of course, I also PvP mainly and that makes me biased as well.
And grats showing your retarded attitude.
(Thank you for the infraction for pointing out others retarded attitude instead of making personal attacks.)
There's a reason why this season is still on track to see more gladiators than Alone in the Darkness. There's also a reason why so many of the people in a position to get gladiator are also in a position to get Alone in the Darkness.
I can't really argue with you, as I have to concede ignorance on the matter of Ulduar raiding. Though, I have to wonder if it is a matter of time and gear that is preventing people from getting alone in the darkness, and if it is indeed a matter of skill, I must inquire as to what makes Ulduar so much more challenging than previous raids, as this intrigues me.
Every fight in Ulduar has movement, and the more difficult ones combine other things with it.
Except for the part where everyone has to remember boss encounters because there's this thing called "AoE" that can fuck everyone. Or other special events not common to "tank & spank." Shit, I have probably the least raiding experience among everyone here (I ran ZG a bunch of times, and I did Kara once!) and I know this.
Don't get me wrong though, I'm not saying it takes a grand amount of skill and only the best of the best get things done. People waste time arguing about WoW being a game of skill or not anyway.
It's a game of attentiveness.
Which makes me believe that there might be different bosses in there for hard mode and normal mode. I can't imagine designing an instance for hard AND normal mode with 31 encounters.
So it will be Black Temple with Sunwell built in.
I'm thinking this. I bet Arthas will ultimately end up as cataclysm raid content.
LoL: failboattootoot
Why would the entire focus of the expansion be the Lich King if you don't get to fight him in the expansion?
Plus you completely misinterpreted the post you quoted.
Oh God, it's Illidan all over again. Should we tell him guys?
Maybe you're thinking of Kael'thas?
Illidan died, and stayed dead. Until next reset, of course.
I meant the "I hope you don't kill ______ " stuff. Remember when people said that about Illidan?
I think Blizzard might have even said we wouldn't get to kill Illidan, but I'm not really sure. It was either a misunderstood comment, or they changed their minds.
Quite the opposite.
(though i was pretty disappointed that the result was not Linkin Park)
The players -don't- kill him. Maiev Shadowsong performs the killing blow.
Or maybe he simply fake his death like those Dread Lords.
He's probably counting normal / hard as two seperate bosses.
I mean...31 boss fights would be a huge fucking patch.
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Unless the instance is 31 pulls, and every pull is a boss...and there is no trash.
He said that ToC raid had 5 bosses in the same post, that's what I'm using as a barometer.
Ahahahahaha
The AoE Van Cleef pull had me in stitches.