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    [Survey] 2.4.3 pre-bc-like servers.

    Because the Trinity Core is very buggy , I am sheltering myself for a while in 2.4.3. I'd like to point out some things from there. Includes pros and cons.

    Pros

    There are more 2.4.3 pre-bc servers now , a bigger variety of them.

    Some are heavyly populated , raids possible.

    Easier to script now.

    Cons

    All servers sell gear , some even inbalance the game by that.

    99% of the servers are instant 60.

    Too easy to raid with sellable gear.

    Almost 100% of those servers cannot improvise , and they would better leave something bugged.

    Again , almost 100% of those servers focus only on one raid. Yet still not fix it enough.

    I would ask you , what would you do to balance cons and pros? And what if a new server would come out which needs your advise to prevent that , what would you say?

    [Survey] 2.4.3 pre-bc-like servers.
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    You say 1.12 pre bc (trinitycore) servers are buggy try TrueWoW - "Back before Space Gypsies" they use trinitycore but fixed a lot of bugs themselves etc.

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    Originally Posted by setuxas View Post
    Because the Trinity Core is very buggy , I am sheltering myself for a while in 2.4.3. I'd like to point out some things from there. Includes pros and cons.
    trinity core is not that much bugged

    Originally Posted by setuxas View Post
    All servers sell gear , some even inbalance the game by that.

    99% of the servers are instant 60.

    Too easy to raid with sellable gear.
    Feenix pre-TBC Server - Home
    100% blizzlike

    Originally Posted by setuxas View Post
    Almost 100% of those servers cannot improvise , and they would better leave something bugged.

    Again , almost 100% of those servers focus only on one raid. Yet still not fix it enough.
    lies

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    omg never heard of that one xD they use trinitycore?

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    mangos or trinity dunno wich 1

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