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Comentario de DeckerExTytalus

Este item ya no se usa en ingeniería desde el parche 4.3. Aquellas recetas que usaban este componente han cambiado el item por otro, estos eran: Trabuco mortal, Bocarda férrea y Mira rudimentaria

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Comentario de sapristoire

As of 4.3, this item becomes grey and is no more used in any engineering recipe.

Some other engineer recipes have their component changed accordingly:

Comentario de 1213289

What was Blizzard thinking with that change?
Wouldn't any sane engineer use a piece of copper tubing for low-level rifles and scopes?
There's nothing to hold the gem in place in the Crude Scope now.
Also, how does the ammo get stored in the Deadly Blunderbuss without a copper tube? Oh wait... there's no more ammo either. It just materializes out of thin air now.

Here's what I propose to Blizzard... Why not return the features of WoW that make practical sense back to the game? Like ammo pouches, ammo, quivers, arrows, class quest chains (esp. for Shamans, those were awesome!), pet training and loyalty gains from taking good care of our pets (as Hunters, of course), and other RPG elements that helped to put WoW in a class of its own in the MMORPG world. There are so many more examples, but the above points should have never been removed. Also, I kind of like going to a profession trainer and feeling like I'm accomplishing something by working hard and earning my skill-ups like we used to do. Now, the trainers are kind of redundant past the opening levels. Why not just give us dual-spec automatically at Level 30? With Vanishing Powder and Tome of Clear Mind, there is really no practical reason to visit a class trainer.

I've played my old Mage to level 87 and aside from dual speccing, I had no reason to ever visit a Mage trainer for the next 57 levels.

Here's a practical, doable tip for Blizzard: Compile all the cool, RPG elements from previous patches into one optional set of features and call it 'Classic WoW' or 'Hard Mode WoW', or something similar. Among the changes would be to remove that stupid "sparkle" around quest pickups and gathering nodes. What's the point of being able to track them if you just see them sparkle when in your field of view? Also, putting these hand-holding noob quest goal icons over things that any intelligent person should be able to figure out without the "duh" helpers.

Got off track, I know, but I'll likely be posting this elsewhere anyway 8D

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