80 ovr squad is getting owned by the 79 ToTW on the PRO level challenge. Feels like all-madden difficulty. Passes are being dropped by open men, and I'm using the 87 G.O.A.T Brady.
And the CPU is completely ignoring juke moves. Bugs aside jukes did need a tweak, as did the hit stick and field goal blocking. BUT so much for making stick skills matter.
After the patch this game feels exactly like Madden 16.
@pserv139: End of the day anyone can make their own WoW server, it's not going to be anything like the real thing, and you don't need 12000 players to experience the old content when you have access to admin commands which one shot anything.
@Starshine_M2A2: True. Blizzard wants these types of servers shut down because they are not representative of classic WoW, they are a best guess based on rose tinted goggle syndrome, and only Blizzard has/had the actual code in terms of monster health, power, spawn times, pathing routes and locations etc.
It means that a person trying an illegal server could be put off playing the real thing. Firstly because of the fact I just mentioned, but also because the game is so different in it's current state the only way to try it is with an official Level 20 trial account.
"Warcraft was also, at that time, a much-more difficult game to play"
This is completely false. The main difference is that trash mobs in heroic dungeons could two shot non-tank players, and therefore needed to be CC'd if required.
Yes a bad pull could kill a group, but note the word "bad" in that sentence. Bad pull's are no longer possible, so if you want to say that makes things easier then you are entitled to that opinion.
But my opinion as a veteran Mage is that the game from my perspective hasn't changed in group play at all, whereas yes world content (ie solo content) is easier due to our inflated health pools and never ending mana.
As soon as I found out that the NES Classic edition ran on linux and that the games are emulated I immediately cancelled my order for the SNES Classic.
I also understood why Nintendo was taken by surprise by the success of the NES Classic.
If you want to play these games, and you own them already, just download an emulator and play them on your PC.
@Gelugon_baat: That is correct when you are the consumer, but reviewers are paid BECAUSE of the garbage they have to play, and should play, all the way through.
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