How much resource consumption do you think a port takes?  Even for remakes requiring a new engine and new graphics and audio content, there's still a large chunk of stuff that's already done.  It's also pretty much guaranteed money when it's released.

The surefire money-makers are what allows established companies to take risks on more obscure titles.

About 1k.

For the vast majority of the Curator fight, the tank is the only one hitting him; the raid does not DPS Curator except during his Evocations.  Now, while evocating, there is a 200% damage buff, so competent DPS classes should be able to make up for it, but it's not as if anything up to and including Curator is that hard.  Shade of Aran is the DPS check boss, so you could easily have incompetent DPS at that point in Karazhan.

I have pretty much the best tanking gear in the game at this point, and even on a 5-man where I'm spamming Swipe, doing the maximum possible DPS I can, I'm pulling 15% of group damage if I'm lucky.  Nor is a 6-second cooldown burst damage move DPS.

What Druids did have was a ridiculous amount of TPS in an infinite rage situation when the mob was vulnerable to Lacerate.  The current set of nerfs brings them down to prot-warrior levels of threat, which is just fine, provided the mob is vulnerable to Lacerate, which pretty much anything worth tanking isn't.

Be very sure to get Spirit Tap on your Priest.

I only replaced my weapon and one trinket until I hit 70, and it really wasn't for lack of searching stuff out (I've happily replaced my AQ40 belt and epic PvP pants for green 70 quest rewards).  One of the biggest things is breaking set bonuses; one of my good friends who plays a Hunter has been grabbing a ton of gear, but won't wear any of it because he just needs more pieces before it's worth breaking his Warlord's set bonuses.  I'll be wearing my 3-piece PvP set for a long time, and probably never giving up the gloves.  The 15% speed bonus is absolutely incredible, and the blue 70 PvP gear isn't good enough to justify buying and wearing 4 pieces, plus the gloves don't have +stealth detection, which is pretty much the best equipment bonus ever for anyone serious about world PvP.

I should be to 67 or so by now but I keep sabotaging my own questing and so am still about 20% to 66.  It's just not in my blood to carebear as hard as everyone is doing; I've earned a good 3k honor from world PvP outside of the PvP objective points.  I swear at one point I had the entire AF population in Terokkar on high alert.  I have never seen so many Hunters grinding on top of Flares/Freezing Traps in my life.

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You think posting assinine crap and pretending it's humor is funny.  Some of us find insulting the idiots who do that funny.  Everyone wins.

ZG mages are typically not paid goldfarmers.  I'm sure it's possible, but compared to botting with multiple computers at a time, AoEing crocs isn't going to be an efficient use of worker time.

SmartJoy is probably the biggest name, if such a thing can exist in that niche of a market.  Mine works great, and it supports force-feedback well, which I'd assume would be the only sticking point in picking up some random one.

That's not PvP!

P.S.: It is fucking crazy to see 250+ of each battleground up.  WSG in even a half-assed preform rakes in the honor like nobody's business.

Very true.  It's just that it takes so little time to educate yourself enough to vote on even a handful of issues.  Even reading a voter's guide for five minutes, picking two important initiatives, and voting on those and leaving the rest of the ballot blank is participation.  To not vote at all, with easy-as-hell to get absentee ballots and any number of good ways to educate yourself on issues is just ... yeah.

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GSO

P.S.: I'm sorry if figuring out what that stands for takes too much effort.

133 close enough?

Seriously, though, the ballot this year was so big it needed extra postage to mail, and I still fucking did it.  Take some responsibility or gtfo.

Move to Iran you fucking dickass.

Not that different from WoW with regards to partying.  While it's getting a little better as the game's rebalanced, there can be a lot of group elitism on specs, especially healers.  And once you see the difference in DPS between a PvE-specced DPS class and a PvP-specced one (Rogues in particular, though Warlocks are just downright useless without a good spec), it's hard to put up with less.  The farther you get into content, with the introduction of DPS race fights, at least two Prot. tanks and properly-specced DPS become a lot more mandatory.

No, but he was wondering about how the keys looked at the various light settings.

IM SO HOSTILE