Breakfast Topic: Old school

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5-16-2008 @ 8:07AM

Rhapsody said...

Reincarnation giving a shaman rez sickness.
Druids before Barkskin.
Consecration being the 31-point Ret talent.
Never needing more than 17-20 points in Prot to tank as a warrior.

5-16-2008 @ 8:32AM

Thijz said...

Am I the only one who sees 'You gained 10 talent points' in that picture?

Anyways, I miss Plainsrunning and hanging around in Goldshire which is deserted nowadays...

5-16-2008 @ 8:53AM

Zeplar said...

Yeah... in the picture, why does he gain 1 skill point and 10 talent points???

5-16-2008 @ 9:07AM

Eliah Hecht said...

As far as the picture goes, I found that in a gallery of beta screenshots. So I assume it's a beta thing.

5-16-2008 @ 10:48AM

Kaeb said...

This dates from Beta 4 (or so). At that time, you still purchased abilities with Talent Points (not coin.) and your Talent Trees were filled out with Skill points.

He's just earned enough talent points to purchase 2 of the three skills available at that level (there were always more abilites than talent points) and 1 "talent" (what we now know as Talent points).

Training in early beta work much more like training a hunter pet than the way training a character does now.

See how broken the game was back in the "good ol' days?" but it was still the best thing around, so we liked it!

6-02-2008 @ 6:01PM

Halkthered said...

Cleanse removing rez sickness is another one I remember...

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