Expansion is only temporarily enjoyable. Fails to fix all main flaws.

[Asierid]

Dual wielding elemental shamans would like a word with you.


WoW offered plenty of actual choice, but over the years it was more and more dumbed down for the sake of ''balance'' and ''making it easier to get into for all type of players, not just the hardcore''

There was no choice. The choice was useless flavor talents that did nothing but add single digits of HP/reduced damage, or made things more shiny. In the end they all accomplished the same goal, nothing important. Sure you could take more damage reduction; or you could be less bad, stop taking unnecessary damage and take the increased crit chance instead.

You ran one build and that was it. The "choice" you speak of was nothing but useless abilities or traps that new players fell into which did nothing but point them out as second rate.

You raided as Arcane in Wrath and you liked it. Frost was laughed at.

I was a Riftstalker, so no...not every rogue became a Sab. A lot of players were trying it out when it got buffed more for AoE, to get a feel for it, but that's different. There were plenty of Assassins, Nightblades, and Blademasters running around.

This makes no sense. Sab was the go to build until it was nerfed. Then it slowly shifted into Sabodancers as Bladedancer was buffed. Anything else was, again, second rate. You were nothing more than a hinderance to the raid as the sheer amount of DPS Sab/Sabdancer could put out was stupid compared to anything else.

You remember the balancing incorrectly.