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"We every know that it can be difficult for new level 70 characters to break into the field. Many people start out playing their 10 games a week in order to scrounge up field points for their first PvP pieces. Welfare epics. Maybe, but having decent gear makes it easier for many players to progress. It make some time for players to really learn to play their classes in a competitive PvP setting. Despite their prizewinning efforts, Blizzard has largely failed at fixing problems in the arenas. Cyrse of Farstriders suggested the creation of a minor league field with reduced rewards to help players get their feet wet in PvP. The oginal poster listed several advantages of such a system. A minor league for PvP might discourage point and team selling, which despite Blizzard's efforts is persistent in the field. It would also earmark elite players to only be bracketed with folks who give them more of a challenge. There would be disadvantages to such a system. The Cyrse mentioned that it would create of smaller pool of players in each field league and it would require the development of a new system of field reqards. Other flaws mentioned by responders included the idea that players would most likely to get grief from more skilled/meliorate geared players. Players might also miss out by not existence healthy to enjoy PvP with their friends at different levels, then again, you can't turn Level 70 and immediately expect to be invited to a Negroid Temple Raid. Back in my Utopia days, there were two worlds acquirable, the World of Legends and the Battlefields. World of Legends was a more relaxed play where many people started and then they would be moved up to the Battlefields if their kingdom was among the top finishers. I could see something similar going on in arenas.

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wow gold I hate to see players driven off from PvP because of the perception of futility. Some posters mentioned that ratings beneath 1500 qualify as the minor leagues. I know that a lot of our readers refrain the arenas nudity. If there was a more training-oriented option for the arenas, would you consider it. wow gold And for readers that love the arenas, would the concept of leagues number to you. " "There is a Druid on my server who messages me nearly daily asking me to come tank his heroics. What annoys me is not existence asked to tank per se, but that he, too, is a feral Druid. world of warcraft gold His gear isn't as well as mine simply because he hasn't raided past Magtheridon, but he's sitting on at least three of the meliorate pieces of Tier 4, crafted epics, and several of the badge pieces that I'm still using to tank Tier 6. At a matter of certainty, with the advent of two different badge vendors and badge drops from 10-united states marine corps and 25-united states marine corps bosses, his stats are significantly meliorate than the ones I have tanking most of Tier 5. This guy literally has the gear to do just most anything in the game short of the more modern content in Negroid Temple and Sunwell Plateau, and I used to point to him with no small measure of Druidic pride as proof of what a little elbow grease could fulfill. But he still wants me to come tank for him. I started getting irritated with the constant solicitation at one point and asked him, ""How can you possibly have some difficulty getting groups. wow gold Everybody in Looking for a group is looking for a tank, and your gear is excellent."" At his computer, I'm sure he was shrugging.

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""You do it faster than I do."" ""I really don't. Just get some well DPS and you'll be fine."" And then the truth came out: ""Well, I don't really like tanking. mp3 player I'd rather DPS."" Ah. This is time, I thought to myself, for the proverbial bucket of ice water, especially because I have taken this guy to heroics and Karazhan on many occasions, often by way of sitting understanding guildies who didn't need the badges as much as he once did. Since respeccing to feral in June 2007, I asked him, how often do you think I have DPS'd in groups.

 

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