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Fail PUG!

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A discussion of MMORPGS and what makes them fun.

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Fail PUG! skip to main | skip to sidebar Saturday 3 December 2011 The death of the hybrid One of the things I miss most about pre-Cata WOW was the freedom to experiment with different builds, to come up with the one that suited me best. The re-vamped talent trees of Cataclysm mean that you are effectively locked into one tree for a long time and can only ever access the lower levels of the other trees. Blizzard's stated reasoning for this was that: many of the old talents were "must haves" for serious raiders, so they may as well be rolled up into the underlying spells; by focussing people into a single tree early, it made it easier for new players to make a decision; keeping players largely in one tree made it possible to give players signature abilities early on. If anything, things will become even more extreme in Mists of Pandaria, where talent trees are eliminated altogether and each class is effectively reduced to three sub-classes, plus a few minor "froth" op...

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