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Marksmanship Hunter is being completely reworked with a brand new talent tree and brand new playstyle. /u/AedionMorris World of Warcraft submitted by /u/AedionMorris
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Gallywix’s suggested actions and motivations in TWW so far align perfectly with the character we’ve seen up to this point. /u/ParanoidAndroid1087 World of Warcraft

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​r/wow With recent implications suggesting that Gallywix may have struck a deal with Xal’atath and/or is harvesting the black blood of the Old Gods, I’ve come across several comments arguing that this overtly antagonistic behavior feels out of character for him. These comments often portray Gallywix as a shrewd, neutral figure who aligns with whichever side serves his interests—somewhat like the Loporrits (edit: Lalafell) in Ul’dah, for those familiar with FFXIV. In response to the idea that these actions (whether one or both of the above are true) represent a break from Gallywix’s established character, I’d like to offer a few reminders of his past behavior: •Gallywix was the one who saw the literal blood of Azeroth emerging from the planet and decided to turn it into a warfare commodity. This decision played a major role in setting the events of BFA into motion, escalating the planetary crisis. This point alone is sufficient, but let’s go on. •Gallywix sided with Sylvanas during a time when it was already clear she was on a losing path. Even after witnessing Garrosh’s downfall, he chose to back Sylvanas—ultimately a wrong bet that nearly saw him supporting the losing side twice. Compared to his previous alliances with the “evil” Warchiefs, aligning with a harbinger of the Void (who already made Dalaran go kaboom) seems like a relatively safer gamble. •Gallywix has repeatedly exploited his own people. From selling out his people as slaves in the Goblin starting zone to challenging green-Jesus era Thrall—the most powerful shaman in the world—straight out of the gate, Gallywix’s track record has always been marked by a ruthless disregard for his own people’s welfare. If there’s one constant in Gallywix’s character, aside from his greedy tycoon archetype, it’s not that he’s a cold pragmatist who sees cruelty as a necessary evil, but that he views cruelty as the the exclusive means to achieve his goals. The storyline presented in TWW so far is not a reversal of Gallywix’s character but a natural extension of his one-dimensional approach to self-advancement. submitted by /u/ParanoidAndroid1087 [link] [comments] 

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[link] [comments]  With recent implications suggesting that Gallywix may have struck a deal with Xal’atath and/or is harvesting the black blood of the Old Gods, I’ve come across several comments arguing that this overtly antagonistic behavior feels out of character for him. These comments often portray Gallywix as a shrewd, neutral figure who aligns with whichever side serves his interests—somewhat like the Loporrits (edit: Lalafell) in Ul’dah, for those familiar with FFXIV. In response to the idea that these actions (whether one or both of the above are true) represent a break from Gallywix’s established character, I’d like to offer a few reminders of his past behavior: •Gallywix was the one who saw the literal blood of Azeroth emerging from the planet and decided to turn it into a warfare commodity. This decision played a major role in setting the events of BFA into motion, escalating the planetary crisis. This point alone is sufficient, but let’s go on. •Gallywix sided with Sylvanas during a time when it was already clear she was on a losing path. Even after witnessing Garrosh’s downfall, he chose to back Sylvanas—ultimately a wrong bet that nearly saw him supporting the losing side twice. Compared to his previous alliances with the “evil” Warchiefs, aligning with a harbinger of the Void (who already made Dalaran go kaboom) seems like a relatively safer gamble. •Gallywix has repeatedly exploited his own people. From selling out his people as slaves in the Goblin starting zone to challenging green-Jesus era Thrall—the most powerful shaman in the world—straight out of the gate, Gallywix’s track record has always been marked by a ruthless disregard for his own people’s welfare. If there’s one constant in Gallywix’s character, aside from his greedy tycoon archetype, it’s not that he’s a cold pragmatist who sees cruelty as a necessary evil, but that he views cruelty as the the exclusive means to achieve his goals. The storyline presented in TWW so far is not a reversal of Gallywix’s character but a natural extension of his one-dimensional approach to self-advancement. submitted by /u/ParanoidAndroid1087 [link] [comments]

New D.R.I.V.E details /u/zlthanatoslz World of Warcraft submitted by /u/zlthanatoslz
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What is everyone’s stance on Siren Isle so far? /u/brumgar World of Warcraft

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​r/wow I’ve seen some people like it for the transmog you can buy and others trash the ring, but personally I just don’t find the zone enjoyable like at all? I get that it’s the expansion’s Forbidden Reach type zone but it was already dreadfully grindy the first time idk 🫠 on top of that, this zone seemed awfully clustered when the repeatables first started rolling in – practically every corner had something to do to an overwhelming level for me. Maybe I’m just getting tired of the formula they are using but interested to hear what everyone else thinks submitted by /u/brumgar [link] [comments] 

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[link] [comments]  I’ve seen some people like it for the transmog you can buy and others trash the ring, but personally I just don’t find the zone enjoyable like at all? I get that it’s the expansion’s Forbidden Reach type zone but it was already dreadfully grindy the first time idk 🫠 on top of that, this zone seemed awfully clustered when the repeatables first started rolling in – practically every corner had something to do to an overwhelming level for me. Maybe I’m just getting tired of the formula they are using but interested to hear what everyone else thinks submitted by /u/brumgar [link] [comments]

New D.R.I.V.E. Mount will go 3.5x faster than ground mounts and slightly faster than max speed skyriding mounts (when at maximum speed) /u/AedionMorris World of Warcraft submitted by /u/AedionMorris
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