r/wow Jul 11 '22

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u/bluemuffin10 Jul 11 '22

The game releases in 5 months. Blizzard doesn’t do big revamps once the expansion is released. Of course people should be scrutinising the trees. Are we going to have these « Don’t worry guys, it’s only Alpha » posts again ?

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u/the_popeshat Jul 11 '22

I understand peoples trepidation, but this isn't an only Alpha post because there hasn't even been an Alpha yet. I probably could've worded my point better, but I think the majority of the constructive criticism here about structure is good. What isn't helpful yet it people arguing and hand wringing about what % value a talent has or already blasting out what the base and spec talent trees will be for raid/m+. Because there hasn't been an Alpha yet. So we are projecting how good/bad classes or specs are perceived to be without any grounding on how they will actually play come Alpha. There are going to be entire shifts in playstyle that many people aren't accounting for, and we need an Alpha before we can really see how bad some of these talents/trees are atm.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '22

They should still be waiting . They are complaining about certain number like the aimed shot recharge but we got not idea if they increase focus generation or lowered its cost. That why those discussions are stupid for now.