Expansion has been fun until ability overload has made me lose almost all interest

[Wavaryen]

I feel no sympathy for you. Gotta get gud m8.

If I did not know any better, after reading the forums. I would swear that the famous community that pride itself in understanding would have went downhill. but nah, I think it is just a forum thing.

[Mhikail]

If I did not know any better, after reading the forums. I would swear that the famous community that pride itself in understanding would have went downhill. but nah, I think it is just a forum thing.

No one would play this game 10 years later if we didn't get any new skills though.
More skills = More fun!
You will have plenty of time to cope.

Cramming a bar full of abilities means nothing when half of them are superfluous or could be combined into more interesting things. Unless, I guess, all you care about is having 50 different flashy yet ultimately pointless animations to play

I lost it when you compared this game to a Moba.

[Wavaryen]

No one would play this game 10 years later if we didn't get any new skills though.
More skills = More fun!
You will have plenty of time to cope.

You can't say that for sure. And more skills is more fun. It should replace the older skills, and change things up without adding more. I could say the same thing. If they add more skills and made some of the things we have now passive. We would have even more players enjoying the game. See does not work very well saying things like that.

[Quixotica]

No one would play this game 10 years later if we didn't get any new skills though.
More skills = More fun!
You will have plenty of time to cope.

More does not mean better, that is about as blatant a fallacy as you can get. DOTA restricts it's heroes to only a handful of abilities yet that game demands hundreds upon hundreds of hours played to even be a half decent player, simply because there is a lot of nuance and depth to those handful of abilities and a lot to learn about their use.

Cramming a bar full of abilities means nothing when half of them are superfluous or could be combined into more interesting things. Unless, I guess, all you care about is having 50 different flashy yet ultimately pointless animations to play.

I spent 7 years maining a class in WoW that is, to this day, notorious for ability bloat. I'm used to it. What the Dragoons have is peanuts in comparison. Though I'm having to arrange my 4 hotbars again, it's something I'm accustomed to.

I did too, more or less, just because we might be used to it does not mean it's good design.