WOW ACCOUNT- the More Unapproved Changes of 3.1

Amidst all of the recent uproars over some of the more unapproved changes of 3.1, X classes representation on the TR, and the current state of arena, Blizzard has personally surprised me by making some changes to certain classes that actually seem to be thought out and logical. It is shocking really about WoW Account, but in the process of the developers being swapped out in what feels like a pattern that follows every major patch or expansion to the game, complaints and suggestions from as far back as pre-TBC have suddenly been considered, and changes many players thought would never happen about WoW Account, actually are.

While it has been a long time coming for certain classes in terms of viability across the board, some of your more recent PTR changes have actually inspired feelings of optimism towards a brighter future in terms of balance. One of the most impacting changes is actually the adjustment in mentality on behalf of Blizzard by making an attempt at appeasing to both the PVP and PVE community of WoW instead of one or the other. Yeah, they have made an attempt at doing this before about WoW Account, but clearly there was a small amount of favoritism involved.

There is undoubtedly still reason to believe the favoritism still exists, and certain classes are still in the ter, but there was a time in which Blizzard would just outright say that they did not give a about the concerns of the PVP side of WoW simply because X or Y tree was for PVE purposes only about WoW Account. Of course whether or not trying to balance all three trees of each class to the point where they are effective in both PVE and PVP environments is actually a good undertaking by Blizzard is still questionable. But if you look at many talent trees of now compared to the same even 6 months ago, many have gone from PVE only to viable in both, or completely broken to almost there.buy cheap wow gold