u/RecentHistorian220

I play a Rogue, and anyone who also plays Rogue knows that we don't exactly have it easy to begin with. One of the few things we still have going for us is the ability to stealth and get from point A to point B unnoticed... or at least, that's how it's supposed to work.

These days, though, around 20–30% of enemies (it's definitely 30% in Naigtal) have stealth detection. But this stealth detection doesn't just let them attack me from their normal aggro range, as they would if I weren't stealthed. No. They attack me from roughly twice that distance. Who came up with this? What's the reasoning behind it? The same thing happens in dungeons. If you don't want Shroud to let players bypass every enemy pack, then fine. Adjust that or come up with another solution.

But as a ROGUE !!! the class that's supposed to be all about stealth!!! we can't actually use stealth properly when there are enemies that detect us every few meters. fml

I don't know what's causing it, but my KB7 no longer shows the RAM usage or the CPU/GPU temperatures. It shows 0% for RAM and 0°C for both the GPU and CPU temperatures. Does anyone know what could be causing this? Yesterday I reinstalled the keyboard, and it worked for a while, but now it's stopped working again.

I'll get straight to the point. In my memories, old WoW was one of the greatest gaming experiences ever. The pace of the game felt just right. The talent system felt just right. The world, the quests, everything simply felt right.

But when I log into WoW Classic BC today, I can't play it for very long. It takes me forever to gain a level, and while every level-up still feels rewarding, the moment I think about having to spend just as much time on the next level, I quickly lose motivation.

So here's my question, and maybe some of you can share your thoughts or experiences. I hear a lot of people say they feel the same way, but do you think it's because we've become used to newer, faster versions of WoW? Or is it simply that we're older now, have less free time, and therefore can't immerse ourselves in it the same way anymore? Or could it be because we already know the world so well?

Sometimes I wonder whether a true WoW Classic+ with entirely new continents would change that and make me want to experience the old game all over again.

First of all, I should say that I don’t play Hunter myself. But I see a lot of Hunters and I’m interested in all sets visually, regardless of class. And for years I’ve noticed that Hunter sets almost always look completely stupid. Some set items are so ridiculously oversized that they end up looking laughable. In general, it feels like Hunters get giant animal heads as shoulder pieces in almost every season, and the thing that bothers me the most:

Half-visors. Almost every set has some kind of half-visor where you can still see the character’s face underneath.

So my question is: is it just me and Hunter sets simply aren’t my style visually? Or do more people share the opinion that a lot of Hunter sets just look really weird? Curious to hear what others think.