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Finally, in patch 5.4, they are removing that annoying arena team system. Now you can queue for arenas like you do for battlegrounds and not worry about finding a team, which usually consists of one terrible player and a zerg. At the very least, this is a worthwhile improvement that makes me consider renewing my subscription.

Finally, in patch 5.4, they're removing this damn team selection system for arenas. Now you can queue for arenas like you do for battlegrounds and not worry about finding a team, where usually there's one terrible player and a zerg. At least this is a worthwhile improvement that makes me consider renewing my subscription.

Are you an idiot or something?

It’s not that it makes sense to refute Mortulus’s words, but I just couldn’t resist.

Here’s the last WoW expansion coming out.

As far as I know, Legion won’t be the last expansion.

http://eu.battle.net/wow/ru/forum/topic/16070197292?page=3#53

Here's what I'm thinking. I heard that they want to legalize gambling in Russia again. Currently, as you know, gold selling and services for real money are prohibited in World of Warcraft. I think this is partly because Blizzard is afraid of violating the law, since legalizing gold sellers automatically turns the game into a means of generating income. And that, in a way, is gambling. If gambling is legalized, then it will be possible to raise the question of officially allowing the sale of gold in World of Warcraft. Judging by the latest trends I see in the game, gold is starting to become more expensive. Apparently, people have realized that the time they spend in the game could be used to earn money in the real world. As a result, I think that with the legalization of gambling, gold will become so expensive that they will offer a rate of 1 ruble to 10 gold. At the very least. Well, these are my predictions. So, while there's time, I'll keep accumulating gold. It's a pity that the cap doesn't allow me to hold more than a million gold.

Another year has passed in the Legion. What can I say? I didn't get any new mounts, I bought Legion items with gold, and I didn't really level up any artifacts. Just laziness, in a word. I went to a few battlegrounds to gear up my Death Knight, and I managed to do that somewhat, but I got tired of it.

All that's left is to hope for Battle for Azeroth; maybe a new wave of conflict between the Horde and the Alliance will ignite, and they'll bring back Garrosh... Oh? What am I talking about? What Garrosh? Sigh...

A short guide for beginners in WoW about the Death Knight:

Death Knight Guide (Unholy)

So, you've installed the World of Warcraft game and started playing as a Death Knight. First of all, it should be noted that you won't be able to play this class if you don't have other characters at the maximum level for the current expansion. You start your game at level 60 in Acherus Fortress, where you will complete your first quest chains. As you progress through the quests, you will gain access to the Northrend, Cataclysm, Pandaria, Warlords of Draenor, and Legion zones. Also, as you level up, you will unlock more and more dungeons and raids. For completing quests, developing professions, and other actions, you receive rewards in the form of "achievements" in the game. The more achievements you have, the more advanced player you can consider yourself to be.
But let's return directly to the Death Knight class. Who is it? A Death Knight is, first and foremost, a powerful warrior serving the forces of darkness. Accordingly, his skills and abilities are primarily related to combat skills and dark magic. The main characteristic of a Death Knight is strength. It affects the damage dealt by melee weapons and the power of dark magic, as paradoxical as it sounds. Your hero can be a tank or a melee fighter. Tanking is available in the "Blood" specialization. The other two specializations, "Frost" and "Unholy," make you a melee fighter.
Let's consider the tactics in more detail. So, all classes and specializations can be divided into groups or lines. The first line of attackers is the tanks. A tank needs to have colossal health and damage; the tank should be the first to enter the battle and take on the main damage. The second group is melee fighters. The task of the fighters is to help the tank and, if necessary, take on the damage, as well as defend players at a distance. The third line is mages and healers. The main task of healers is to heal the tank and fighters. The task of mages is to provide support from a distance and deal damage. For the most part, mages can use their own healing, but they are very vulnerable in melee combat.

We will consider the "Unholy" specialization. As you have already understood, this is a second-line fighter. An Unholy Death Knight can summon various minions to help him, drain health, and infect enemies with diseases. In fact, if you are on the second line of attack, you need to help the tank. In fact, when the tank enters the battle, you should attack enemies with your diseases and minions and then engage in melee combat with the weakened enemy. Don't forget to defend the fighters and healers. If you see that an enemy is approaching from a distance, move away from the main line and begin defensive actions if the tank is in relative safety. Use your defensive abilities to protect yourself from ranged attacks. Losing a tank or healers usually means the death of the group, but as a fighter, you should fight to the last and leave the front only in the event of a general retreat.

And so, Legion has come to an end. As expected, or as some here have noted, it wasn't the last expansion, as I thought it would be. Legion is defeated, Sargeras is destroyed. Although, I didn't even go to LFR for Sargeras; how can a Warlock defile his own sanctuary? Well, something like that.

Now, Battle for Azeroth. Sylvanas... Old undead lady, why did you burn the World Tree? That was the last straw. I didn't really like her before, but now I'm disgusted by her. As well as normal Orcs. And now I seriously doubt that I will fight for her. She has disrupted the balance and wants some kind of war. And so what? I won't go with her. Most likely, I will quietly and peacefully level my twinks. If I even play at all.

Four years in WoW were enough for me to realize that being a guild master isn't for me. It's too much responsibility, especially for one person. You gather people, and they constantly leave the guild, taking something more interesting from the bank with them. Now I don't even know what to do. I kicked out those who haven't been around for years, and the guild is now empty. And now that Undercity has fallen, and the undead are homeless in Orgrimmar, the purpose of the undead guild has been lost.

I, by the way, never actually played as the Lich King. I only ran around a bit in Northrend while leveling my warlock. There's some kind of craziness with Arthas there, I almost didn't understand anything. The only true DKs that have remained in my memory are from Diablo 1. But that was too long ago.

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Many people criticized Warlords of Draenor, but I liked it. I even completed all the quests for the North Wolves. I built up my garrison completely, went to fight Archimonde in the current content, and got a moose. True, it's dumb, I almost didn't ride it. And the coolest mount is for Alexstrasza. Oh my god, I farmed it for probably 5 years. I hardly saw anyone else with it. I think it's much cooler than that stupid brutosaur. After that, things just went downhill. I didn't do anything in Legion, BfA, and Shadowlands. And now, WoW is dead.

Legion was the best expansion for World of Warcraft. And the most amazing thing about it is that they took a bunch of elements from Warlords of Draenor, which either turned out to be completely awful (quests that activated as soon as you entered a territory) or just not very good (garrisons), and turned them into something great (world quests and strongholds, respectively). Plus, they wrapped up a lot of story arcs. It's no wonder that in that old chart, which outlined the expansions for years to come starting with Vanilla, Legion was essentially the last one in terms of its significance.

I haven't forgotten one situation that happened there. So, my Warlock was sitting on his throne in the Dungeon. Some idiot came up and started attacking my Warlock. What the heck?
I don't know how he did it. It was some jerk from the Stronghold. I can't remember his nickname now, of course. But I would have farmed him, with pleasure.

Now I even regret a little that I didn't try harder in World of Warcraft and didn't make it into the leaderboard. I had a PvP rating of around 1500. We were crushing everyone in the arena with a rogue, but then he left. And after that, I never climbed higher. Getting decent gear was always a problem. Honestly, I only had two friends in the game, and the guild was terrible, and there were always problems even getting into LFR.

I wanted to share some more thoughts about Warcraft. I think that the vast majority of Russian gamers simply didn't understand the point of the game. World of Warcraft wasn't a game where someone forces you to do something. I personally always did only what I found fun. Mostly, it was growing vegetables on a Pandaren farm and just looking for food. And I also enjoyed eating dead paladins. And having a lot of gold is also nice. However, Blizzard constantly changed a lot in the game. I think when they bring back the subscription, I'll play again. After all, crispy vegetable chips and Pandaren noodles are delicious.

World of Warcraft wasn't a game where someone forced you to do something. I always did only what I found fun.

No, you're right, that's a good point. Here's a plus.

Siver, are you sure you're not a dwarf? How tall are you, I've forgotten.