Its not that they don't "want" to work on it, they have a fix.. and they have fixed a handful of realms. They are just typical bliz,po wow they are too damn lazy to fix something right away. Its been that way for a looooonnnng time... The only time they fix something QUICKLY is when its a bug that is a convenience to players, such as last xpac when ret pallys were slatering everything with one shots, clearing instances in 5 minutes. That was fixed in the matter of minutes. When it comes to stuff that is an inconvenience to players, they wait a few weeks until enough people get pissed off.

What is the point of going to all the trouble of removing Resilience (something that you say 'doesn't feel right' for PVP'ers as we are hitting 300k+ on mobs, acheter wow po but only 80k-100k against players) only to put in another awkward system in WoD where our crits will hit for 25% less... (eg. Mage Ice Lances hitting for 400k on mobs, but only 300k on players). Isn't this the exact thing you were trying to avoid??

Sunday Morning Funnies is your weekly list of WoW-related web comics.

This week, in comics: Rare wares. acheter wow gold A cunning squirrel. Listening to cats and robots. Brothers. Plus: Wise advice!

In comic news this week, Best in Slot finished up Chapter 2 last week, and begins a one-month hiatus this week. However, there may be the odd extra or bonus going up in the meantime, so I'll keep an eye out for everyone!

Also, Trig resumes his review of 2014 over on Gnomeregan Forever, which I highly recommend reading; whether you're heavily into the lore and storylines in WoW or whether you could use a TL:DR, you'll be hooked.

Wondering what else we've got this week? A reflection on New Year's resolutions. A Rug appears! Richard is still baby-wearing. And don't miss Away From Reality (although I feel I can't say why without risking spoiling it for you). Plus, bad poetry and dangerous missions!

As we've mentioned previously, the heirloom collection UI (or "heirloom tab") is now live on the PTR. The UI resembles the Toy Box and functions in much the same way: if you have an heirloom item on your account, it will be automatically added to your collection. Unlike toys, mounts, and pets, when you acquire a new heirloom, it will be added directly into your collection with no need to "learn" the item. When you want to equip one of your heirlooms, you click on the item in your collection and the game creates a duplicate of that item in your bags. If you want to get rid of it, you simply throw that item away like a piece of old paper. If you wanted to, you could fill your entire inventory with Bloodied Arcanite Reapers. I don't know why you'd want to do that, but with the new heirloom system, you could. The system for upgrading those heirlooms doesn't seem to be fully implemented in the current PTR build. While we know heirlooms will be able to be upgraded all the way to level 100, the items for doing so are not currently available on the heirloom vendors. The vendors, Krom Stoutarm for the Alliance and Estelle Gendry for the Horde, sell a variety of heirlooms and the level 90 upgrade items: Ancient Heirloom Armor Casing and Ancient Heirloom Scabbard. The Scabbards don't seem to work at all right now and the Armor Casings don't bring an heirloom up to level 90 as described -- it brings them up to level 85.

Then we should allow them to do the testing to see if this will worked or not, so like I said before....just calm down, make a note of the ones that you are not happy about, and when it comes your turn let them know. Right now, all of us (including you) don't have any clue as how this is going to effect our game play. It could be for the better or for the worst.wow gold We can guess about how this is going to do x or y all day into we're blue in the face, but it still doesn't change the fact that this could actually be a good thing.

The testers have their own forums, so don't count on those threads showing up here. With all of my posts in this thread, I never sided against what you original posted; I just suggested to calm down, make notes of the ones you are not happy about, and wait for that Beta key. I pretty sure that Blizzard knew and knows about how some of the changes (they are thinking about doing) has gotten plenty players upset about at moment, but if people would just hold off long enough for the beta testing and give those comments then they find out that they can honestly give good reviews and legitimate complaints (if needed) towards the Patch Notes.