After following the forums and WoWRiot for the past few weeks, the consensus seems to be that everyone is blissfully happy with the new patch and back to finally enjoying our beloved WoW again to get cheap World of Warcraft Gold. Well, I am here to tell you why you should not be.

I want to take a moment to discuss the most disturbing and egregious issue with 3.2: XP in the BGs. What looks like a casual "Quality of Life" gameplay enhancement is really nothing more than a way for Blizzard to cater (once again) to the hardcore arena crowd, more specifically, the hardcore Alliance arena crowd while squeezing every last penny out of their loyal, unwitting customers about wow gold. I know, many of you had to reread that last line and mayhaps be scratching your collective heads, so let me spell it out for you.

It is a well known fact that the majority of BG AFKers are, in fact, the hardcore arena crowd. And no, they dot not want to participate in the BGs where they stand a chance of getting embarrassingly steamrolled by a more skilled and lesser gear opponent simply because they do not have their pocket un-OOM-able Resto Druid assfriend making babies with the nearest pillar to carry them about wow gold, they want nothing more than to safely sit around all idle, alt tabbed and stroking each other off at AJ.Wow gold Kaufen

"But Xaeranth, if they are the hardcore arena crowd, why the hell do they need XP in the first place?" Thanks, that are an excellent question, let me address it. As we all ALSO know, the phrase "hardcore arena crowd" is synonymous with "Flavor of the Month" rerollers (or "FOTM" for those of you that do not halba). With the new XP in BGs feature, it is now entirely possible for the hardcore arena crowd to AFK their alts all the way to 80 and be immediately honor and token capped upon reaching it to get cheap World of Warcraft Gold.