spartan084

max rank moonfire costs somewhere between 600 and 700 mana, too lazy to look it up. but yes, if they dont give druids something equivalent, we may be gimped quite a bit.

Oh, I was looking in the feral section. My bad.

I find it a bit odd that you didn't include the amazing feral tanking staff, which I'm currently saving up for. 84 badges and counting!

Yes, but only alliance cities when it's in elwynn. Hordies have to rely on good faith that the people who manage the events calendar are doing their job.

Yup. Just logged on, took my Tauren druid to elwynn, looked around for a few minutes, and double checked wowhead to make sure I was in the right place. And when I come to WoW Insider, low and behold, the first thing I see? This crap. Thanks Blizzard!

It might just be me thinking this, but is it at all possible that Blizzard had a technical problem that involved the ghost wolf? Doesn't it make sense that a company full of people smart enough to design the world's most popular MMO would foresee this public outcry? It might be true that Blizzard is a company of vindictive jerks. But why would they implement this change that could very possibly make people terminate their subscriptions and make them lose money? It doesn't make sense guys. They didn't do this to "water the game down" or piss us off. They have absolutely no reason to other than to lose money.

And hopefully the sequel won't be Sony exclusive. Show the 360 owners some scholarly love!

What an idiot! I know that I should have a more clever and thought out response than that, but that pretty much sums up my point.

ummmmmm... wow. thats more than a bit odd.

i think that 4 million is very optimistic. while im not saying that it cant be done, i think that the whole process of machines producing them, then quality control, then the massive amount that need to be shipped around the world. just taking everything into consideration, 4 million is going to be pretty hard to meet by January 1st. I'm betting they'll probably meet it midway through January, the end of January at the latest.