The main issue so far is that I appear to have been doing too much running and Wow TBC gold reading. At present, I'm at level 13 and hoping to be more entertaining as I progress.

I am convinced that Wrath will end my WoW chapter. My first toon was TBC, and I didn't even reach the maximum level until just a few weeks prior to Wrath. Wrath is where I found my groove, learned how to raid and master my class, I had so much fun through that expansion that I can't wait for it be back.

Story writing at an all time low, the principal antagonist is boring there are like 20 active currencies to track the content, which is basic and mostly boring dailies, PVP is currently all paid-for boosts and all achievements that are high-end can be bought with WoW tokens. world feels disjointed and empty

Leveling up and deciding where to place that 1 talent point and what new magic I could buy was an important decision. I remember coming back in an earlier expansion and seeing that the only thing I could do in my character's development was where to invest one talent every... 10? 15? levels. They were automatically taught and there was not an immediate thrill from every step-up. It was a terrible thing. For me, anyway.

The logic behind their desire to alter the structure of their talent tree is valid. The tree was too generic and most players just looked for a build, and then used it. Talents such as 11% damage increases weren't "exciting" However, they replaced them with alternatives that were more flexible , and/or mandatory in order to make the appear less restrictive.

Too diluted even for a noob. Back them it seemed that they wanted to appeal to a general player base. As a player who isn't a professional, I am able to say that they failed because it reduced one of the most effective mechanics of the game.

I think it's a no-win situation for cheap WOW Classic TBC Gold developers. There are players who, like you, are prone to the false sense of agency and mastery that comes with putting points in exactly the same places as the rest of us. They feel sad, confused and constrained if you reduce it down to a few viable and balanced options with no right answer.