The Art of War(craft): A Resilient Argument Part I

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1-21-2008 @ 5:19PM

Dipstick said...

If resilience didn't exist, I'd still be in a PvE guild, raiding SSC/TK/BT, rather than the token weekly reset of Karazhan to get badges for bits and pieces of badgeloot gear.

Before TBC you NEEDED to be in a PvE guild in order to be competitive in PvP (due to the unrealistic PvP ranking system), now you can leech AV and possess little knowledge of game content in order to have fun against other players.

Is this a good or bad thing? I don't know. I do know I'll be missing out on a lot of content that I had planned to see when I hit 70 around this time last year.

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