Faction frustrations eased in Wrath

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6-30-2008 @ 9:37AM

Jason said...

They need to stop coming up with rediculous and confusing stuff like this and just reduce the number of factions. Just make one or two big factions and STOP. That's enough.

-1 kudo for this idea.

6-30-2008 @ 9:42AM

schroey said...

They need stuff for us to grind outside of the instances with less reputation rewards. Stuff like Thrallmar, with the Shattered Hand orcs outside. Except maybe reduce the rep to like 1 per kill going from revered to exalted. Would make a lot more sense.

6-30-2008 @ 5:28PM

peaglemancer said...

-1 for being unable to spell ridiculous.

And -1 for trying to distill all the factions down to a mere handful. Some of us enjoy building rep with the smaller and more obscure factions, it adds some more depth to the game.

7-01-2008 @ 7:55AM

Argent said...

speak for yourself. lots of factions aren't the problem. tying them to specific instances, however, is. this is a neat solution, plain and simple.

7-01-2008 @ 10:29AM

makishima said...

Has anyone considered that the even thought the tabard does require exalted that maybe that's the whole point? Blizz has already said that they want the items that can be passed on to your alts, etc. Maybe the tabards are like this in order to make grinding factions on alts easier, but still have it be a challenge that 1st time around? Just a thought.

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