Chrispy

As a balance druid main as well, it feels great to be able to DPS without being a slave to an auto-scrolling bar. With the new astral power, you can choose how and when you want to spend your resource based on the situation. The new starfall is interesting because it feels like there's a little more skill involved as opposed to the current passive buff. The only thing I'm worried about is the fact that our new resource is essentially runic power/rage/even maelstrom. I'm afraid it will feel much like playing a DK, warrior, now shaman, or any other class with a generic build/spend resource. My

One thing that concerns me with legion is the mass pruning. I believe class depth was what made WoW great and what helped retain so many passionate players. Many agree that the peak of WoW was around Wrath of the Lich King and that was when the game was at its deepest. I cannot see how removing options from the player is a good thing. If a player is not very invested in the game and does not care so much about minmaxing or the depth of their class, they can ignore some "complicated" abilities and go on with real detriment to their play. When skilled players have the option to take on additiona

I have very high hopes for Legion because I've been somewhat disappointed with the last 2 expansions, yet I still love the game at its core. In Cata and Wrath I just wanted to play all day long almost every day, and no computer game has captured me like that since. One of the things that has really caught my attention in Legion is the artifact talent tree. It seems similar to our old talent trees where you can put multiple points into different talents to increase the strength of certain abilities or add different effects to abilities. That was a lot of fun to me because I felt like I was twea