It's a bit silly to say they haven't done anything with Wow TBC gold the IP when you're throwing out their very well-known MMO based on that IP that has been maintained and updating for fifteen years. Other than maybe Warcraft 4 or something like that, what else would they be playing?

I'd like to see a brand new version of WoW featuring a better engine would be wonderful. Imagine height being an aspect of combat or projectiles that could be used to hit or block objects that are different than their intended targets.

This argument is really silly and absurd. Modern expansions offer a higher number of mounts than TBC did, and I'd like to suggest that there's plenty of variation in creation and acquisition. TBC comprised mostly of dungeon dropping and Grindy dailies that helped build a reputation. The Nether Drakes were also an amazing design.

It is so demeaning to think of paid advertisements as part of an online mmo. Classic was so great because every cosmetic item could be linked to an in-game achievement. Rare Mounts and other items were a big prestige item. When people are able to purchase them, they become worthless. It's odd that people still pay for mounts.

Perhaps a little less. However, there are certain memorable items in TBCC such as stunherald, Dst, Dragonstrike, ashes al'ar, warglaives etc. There's not as many blue dungeons or P1 items that last ridicolously Long as there were in the classic game, however.

I am of the opinion that notable by-name items will fade away rapidly in subsequent expansions. I can name a few wotlk items, perhaps 2-3 cata items but not a single item beyond the ones in the expansions. The only exception is the maledict trinket that wasent to be remembered due to good reasons...

For me , a 2-healing NB works, I simply pot earlier to back up to the full mana level, and then shadow friend in the 2nd phase of ground Pot CD will be again up by the end of cheap WOW TBC Classic Gold the fight should I require it. I also have runes, but I don't use them unless I am in SHTF.