wow content creator is like 30% content creator and 70% content watcher

Reforging was soo good to get rid of all the extra hit you eventually don't need

Reforging was a sick ass mechanic. I LOVED calculating hitting hit and haste caps for my shadowpriest.

all these classic Andy's know perfectly well that they'll be playing this til their eyes pop out

35:00 the only thing that's negative about that is - every player is now talked down to as if they are stupid, unskilled or mentally challenged for wanting to play the "easy mode" of raids - to separate those groups, blizzard is enforcing a difference and therefore allowing the playerbase data to socially make a class hierarchy - "I'ma mythic raider, I'm so much better than heroic raiders" "I'm a heroic raider I'm so much better than normal mode raiders" "I can't handle heroic raiding, I must be the worst person playing this game" = the "casuals" FEEL BAD for playing the game because now the game has a class system at endgame. vanilla didn't and tbf players are trying to implement it themselves with gearscore, requiring full Preraid BiS etc. but THEGAME itself wasn't structured for that to be the case... but in cata it is.

I was so confused when cata launched. I was leveling an alt in southern barrens, logged in, and there was a MASSIVE fissure and thousand needles was flooded lol

42:50 You hit the nail on the head with the bad actors ruining the entire system. Rated bg's had infinite conquest points for playing the mode, while arena's were limited to 1250 per week. Meaning to full gear out a single character in arena took 6 weeks for arena's only. But in RBG's you could full gear out in a day. This meant that quite a number of guilds would hyper focus on bad acting to smash gearing alts for Tol Barad and their arena teams.

Why don't Blizzzard just make one server per expansion so that everyone could play starting from the expansion they like, progress, dungeons and raid in said expansion. Then eventually give you the possibility to progress to the next expansion realm when you are done with your current one ?

People treat it as if the first 3 expansions were all "Classic" and Cata was the outlier, but the truth is every expansion after Vanilla thoroughly changed the game. TBC introduced smaller raid sizes, more structured/streamlined questing in Outland which didn't promote the vastness of the world and exploration. Wotlk increased chraracter power significantly and honestly at this point, leveling with heirlooms is an efficiency battle versus leveling in Classic/TBC where especially as a melee class you were incentivized to go out across the world to find gear for your character so you could sucessfully level. In Wrath, you literally can level in greens the entire way with your heirlooms and class power, and doing the dungeons, inefficient quest chains with cool rewards just aren't worth doing. Wrath brought in mechanical/spec balance across classes and peaked in a raiding endgame atmosphere fully shifting the focus from leveling/exploration to endgame. Wrath also brought in LFG. Cata literally feels like wrath mechanically, but the reforging of the world and lack of content as well as not having the TBC/Wrath nostalgia from WC3 killed it tonally. Honestly speaking since Wrath we've never had an expansion that was tonally as awesome as TBC/Wrath. Cata takes the L but literally every expansion since Vanilla changed the game away from "Vanilla".

Cata does not deserve the hate that it’s getting. I get for some it’s not their FAVORITE expansion, but it wasn’t a bad expansion. I feel like a lot of people hate it because the internet tells them to.

I absolutely loved RBGS too. Our team was so tight and had so much fun.

I could be wrong about RBGs, but I think over the time WoW had more and more players interested in doing content by themself rather than looking for a group and going through the process of "job application" that involved "socializing" but on a level of "send your CV (RBG rating prior) and we'll consider your application. And since I would say most of the playerbase were more focused on having a guild for raiding to avoid the same thing, then they didn't want to leave a guild in order to have a stable group for RBGs. And it went hand in hand imo, when less and less people wanted to go through the hassle of getting into RBG, getting into groups also became harder, because with the already small pool of player playing RBGs, there was not enough noobies to just roll through like in random BGs. It became a sweat-fest in eyes of people that wouldn't even want to take action in looking for arena partner to go even further and fit a role in a whole team. While for arenas you could just have one or two friends and start right away. My point is, even with an active raiding guild, most people didn't have 10 players that would actively look for pvp together at the same time and planned their time around it with raiding already taking 3-4 nights, so they stuck with arenas which later in the game proved as a fine place to get statstick trinkets even for raiding/M+. Loads of RBG teams were toxic too, or the "meta" could be using a certain class for a specific thing that the person disliked. Like rogues/hunters would be siting on one spot while the rest of the team was stuck in an endless cycle of team fights, because nobody focused a healer (giving a general example of teams below 2k) so rather than siting at a base for 15minutes in hopes that the team will win it for them, or get blamed for leaving, they just didn't bother with RBGs in general and played arenas. I know way too many people that were this way and I would say it was like this for the general playerbase that was not focused on pvp only. (key word is general playerbase, not all. I know exceptions ofc) and by the time there were comunity chats it was already too late and RBGs had little to no players. And like I said, this doesn't apply to everyone, but I would really say, majority of WoW players were NOT "pvp-only" and played other content too, which to them was accessable. They showed up for the raid nights, they farmed challenge modes or mythic+ and when other guildies didn't feel like going M+? they did some solo content, be it leveling, questing, dailies, world quests, mount farms etc, because tons of people play WoW with just their guilds for raiding, but don't have tons of friends outside of guilds, hence lower interest in "send us a job application for RBG to maybe get selected". Kinda sad, I liked RGBs a lot. What I would more be interested is why did solo queue arenas failed. On paper they sound really great and as for myself I enjoyed them a lot, but the queue time 20-30minutes is just insane.

Cata had 2 big issues. 1. content pacing 2. It made the classic world inaccessible. Both those issues are resolved with a sped up Classic timeline, and the existence of Era. I think people will be surprised at how good it is considering the years of slander.

I was an endgame player all the way from vanilla to MoP, the thing that made Cata the breakpoint was all the streamlining of gearing. It's where they completely removed experimentation with stats and gearing and just forced you in to what they thought you were supposed to have.

Mained a Prot Paladin for the first half of Cata, and rotated my druid between all three specs depending on my guilds needs (was gladly playing cat and topping charts) until we stopped raiding 3/4 through Dragon Soul. I absolutely loved pretty much everything about this expansion! I was mostly (90%) PvE by this time - I played alliance on a mostly horde server/battlegroup and PvP just wasn't fun. Arenas require having friends that play at the same times, and that was never something my "group" could accomplish - I never branched out and looked for others. RBG's were a great addition, though, giving tanks a place in PvP, - Would love to hear takes about why they failed to catch on as much as/more than arenas. I began branching out with alts and fell in love with both mage (FIRE) and warrior (Arms/Prot). My ability to enjoy PvP was reignited! Gearing all 4 characters simultaneously was rough, and my friends began leaving the game for various reasons. I've been around since Vanilla and have come and gone throughout the years (Skipped the back half of MoP, Legion and BFA, and briefly returned for the Dragonflight launch)

reforging is 40%, not half.

Problem as WoW progressed was the change of mentality to "everyone has to be a winner". Back in early WoW people struggled to do content or straight up couldn't do it and it was fine. I was one of them. I couldn't clear AQ40 but in a weird way it was cool. Striving to clear something that not many people could do. Failing to do it didn't matter. However it was awesome seeing people with gear on from content I hadn't been able to do (reason why I don't like Tmog). There was a clear distinction between bad players, average players and good players. It lead to good world building. The journey was fun not the destination. Then it got to a point where everyone had to be able to clear content (LFR), everyone could get epics easily, everyone had to be able to have a really cool looking character.The world felt more generic. Everyone was an overpowered god in the world. To be fair if it wasn't this way nowadays people would cry about it. Players have gotten soft which means the game has gotten soft.

Looking back at the expansions, it was Cata when they stopped feeling like expansions. Instead of adding to what the game already had they just kept giving us new systems instead of sticking to one and going with it. Its good to try new systems but since Cata to Shadowlands we had constant new systems on how we upgraded gear, multiple crafting systems and borrowed power, took them way to long to realise how poorly designed it all was.

Cant wait for classic Dragonflight.

So, I started in Classic WOW because my PC could NEVER play NONE of the originals. I consider myself a big fan of WOW. I've watched hours on lore, I've played all the way up to Wrath and now I'm waiting on Cata. I've done almost every Alliance characters and 2 Horde characters since Classic. Learned multiple specs and I'll tell you right now. I'm PUMPED for Cata. Cannot wait to learn more about the world and explore the revamped world. I never got to experience it so for people like me, its going to be one helluva ride.

Druids will control cata

I was 18 when cata released. So naturally life got in the way. I can’t wait to give the expansion a look

Totally agree about returning to a more unified currency system across all expansions. They should just have 2 for PvE and 2 for PvP - a currency for top level gear at present and a currency for everything else. What's annoying is they've already done this multiple times and had several passes of condensing the number of currencies. Then, they immediately start adding more currencies the next patch. They never seem to learn the lessons of what saves them future work. Creating more technical debt for themselves almost seems like a fetish at this point.

Cataclysm Season 1 RBG back in the days on eredar EU Step 1: Pack: owl + mage + rogue Step 2: Jump healer. use beam+ring+smokebomb on same spot. Get a dk to grip people in as a bonus step 3: ????? step 4: profit. easy 3-2-1 setup and there is basically no counterplay. loved it

My wife is probably more on the casual side of players. Xaryu, Metagoblin, are not casual players and its hard to understand their point of view so let me try. In classic, my wife refuses to raid Naxx because its too stressful. She does AQ 40 like once a month or so and MC/BWL every other week. She likes to go on random adventures with her friends, collect outfits to wear while in cities, explore areas, slowly level up alts and sometimes really get into bgs (she got to rank 11) The actual casual player does not look for challenging content. The actual casual player looks to make friends in the game to do random stuff with and hang out in a world that is filled with mystery. Cataclysm has no mystery Cataclysm rushes you through the leveling process Cataclysm (and retail) has a anti social level experience by design. Calaclysm end content is a major step up in difficulty. How exactly does that sound fun to a casual player? Leveling in classic, I always end up meeting people during the leveling journey that I add to my friends list. Days later I often see them again in a different zone or dungeon. Classic is social by design. Classic hardcore is even more social. Lastly, modern TBC, Wotlk, Cata players seem to be very ok with pay to win because they can't be bothered to earn anything. Yes, people always bought gold or carries etc. to some extend. It used to be like 5-10% (my perception) of the player base and was shunned / people kept quiet about it. I played last in phase 2 wrath and people were very open about buying gold / boosts/ carries etc. Like they can't be bothered just playing the video game and actually earn things. Lets not talk about the bots roaming free everywhere because blizz devs seem to not play their own game. How again does this sound fun?

I loved the first 2 tiers of Cata, but was let down with Dragon Soul and I think it's because it was such a short raid and it was out for such a long time. I probably wouldn't have minded it nearly as much if they had new content 6 months after DS launched, but that raid was out for over a year IIRC. I had to have cleared it at least 30 times and with numerous specs/roles before being bored out of my gourd.

I honestly can't wait for Cata. I have never seen a private server as packed as whitemane deathwing for cata. There is a lot of underlying hype for cata. Guilds were amazing during that xpac with the spells and passive bonuses they gave. I remember mass summoning a 40 man raid behind enemy lines or ressing everyone behind a tree and fighting back. Was a sick expasion for pvp and wpvp.

The biggest problem with reforging was hit rating. Most people would end up defaulting to reforge to hit rating so they could hit cap.

I vote for starting vanilla completely over every few years!!!

How to fix transmog: Make transmog visibility a UI option. If I want to look cool I turn it on. If i want to be able to identify people's gear by sight, I turn it off.

As a counterpoint to being able to see what content someone's done by looking at them, it's really tiring going into a raid in vanilla and seeing 20 Warriors with Lionheart helm, T2.5 shoulders, Edgemaster's, and Chromatic Boots. The chest and legs are obscured by their tabard, but pretty much everyone has those four items listed (Edgemaster's replaceable with AQ40 or ACLG depending on race/weapons) Once you are at the endgame, you will not change the way you look very much for a few classes. Transmog plus a toggle option for those who don't want to see it would solve a lot of woes.

It’s hilarious how people who don’t like Cata can’t just not like Cata. They’re like the vegans of wow

His first mistake was playing prot warrior instead of blood dk in cata

Totally agree with what you said at 4:30. I started playing in Cataclysm when I was younger so it's just going to be a massive nostalgia hit for me, can't wait.

As someone who started playing WoW in DF. I’m super excited for Cata !

I think one thing that got skimmed over was there was a tonal shift between WoTLK and Cata. We went from the Lich King to Deadmines being full of freaking monkeys

So damn hyped for Cataclysm. The renewed zones, goblins, class changes, actually hard heroics etc 😍

Cata is gonna be where classic realm populations drop by 50% and then they’ll work on classic plus which is based on SOD

I think the reason for reforge discontinue was raider's unhappiness with the the fact that you had to port back after something dropped. IDK how real that problem is, since you kinda had to anyway, with gems and chants.

cata is my home

I remember Cata leveling pre-nerfs was awesome. Especially if you start from lvl1 , it was SUCH A GOOD LEVELING EXPANSION, idk what people are talking about. Leveling in taca is just extremely focused on solo content.

20:00 I think you're right. I remember reforging got really crazy late into MoP. Having to sim like crazy, and reforge every piece. There were so many soft caps. All just to equip one item.

Mop had the best class design

The reason why I left Cata back in the day was because regular elites were changed to reg mobs, Hogger, etc, They also removed having to group on quests that requuired 2-3 people by having NPC's help you. I felt the lack of community was non existant & that started in WoTLK when the dungeon finder started. I also felt that people in the game started to turn elitist. So basically the whole community based gameplay just basically disappeared & it just got worst.

Cata is where I parted ways with wow.. came back in BFA and the game was totally unrecognizable lol. A lot of my friends saw what Cata was bringing and quit while they were ahead - me personally I was just going with the flow. While I dont hate Cata, I do think it's pointless to have classic servers for literally every expansion just because certain people feel left out.. all that does is fragment the playerbase and leave everything feeling empty (aside from week 1 hype). Honestly its time to stop remaking old content and move the focus on to Plunderstorm/SOD style stuff that retains the games roots while bringing everyone together.

25:00 maybe it was just me, but Cata was 100% a raid logging expansion for me, especially at the end. I did everything i could accomplish (that is, clearing the raids on normal 10 man and finishing the end-game storylines before Dragon Soul even came out) on both my mains and i literally would only log in for those raid nights. I remember there being nothing to do, as I don't like PVP at all. Maybe I'm not remembering something but that's where I was with Cata.

they got rid of reforging because blizzard believes that its "unfun" to have to do a bunch of shit to your upgrade piece before its an upgrade piece, and that it basically requires simming your character to figure out your best options. in unrelated news, we now are live talking with retail wow players and how you cant even tell what an upgrade is without simulcraft.

Cata destroyed all the Zones... menethil harbor still under water to this day...

World of Divisions. Divided player base on retail vs classic vs hardcore vs seasonal. Then divide by servers and factions, guilds, solo, classes, specs. It's an absolute mess what's happened to WoW.

21:00 - The reason reforging sucked is Blizzard would deliberately make items with bad stats intending you to reforge it; and used that to indirectly stealth balance classes. For example, Paladins wanted mastery, it was twice as good as any other stat. But Blizzard would only put it on 2 pieces of BiS gear out of 14, thus screwing you over in order to limit you from Min/Maxing. Crit was also disminished with the damage bonus, yet everything now had crit. FEELSBADMAN

Xaryu, I really liked what you were saying about each expansion introducing new zones and separating the high level players from the low level players. That feeling of seeing those high level players with the epic gear and mounts really made the game that much more enticing and exciting. In Cataclysm, they introduce Archaeology. Do you think that profession was an attempt from Blizzard to bring the high level players back to the old world and make it seem more alive again? Curious on your thoughts. Great vid btw!

It deleted what we loved about old WoW. But with that it created an opportunity for classic.

My only issue with Cata was the destruction of the old world which everyone grew to love

I personally hated Cata back in the day because it completely changed my hunter class in a way that I absolutely hated as well as dumbed down the classes in general to make it way more mainstream friendly which I thought was absurd. So that's when I stopped playing wow permanently.

Cata may be my most played expansion, lol RBG's were so fucking amazing

Continuing Classic WoW into Cata is such a weird decision.

I will die on this hill: Cata PvP was the peak of wow PvP until 4.3 with double legendary RLS. But 4.0 - 4.2 were absolutely amazing.

i remember bbbbbbeing in a top level rbg guild in cata and the level between pugs and guilds was what pushed people away and even our group knew when we would lose before gates opened depending on bg and side

Make the dungeon finder have a feature similar to Mythic plus where you go through each one in order as your leveling so its more of a progression before end game progression. Gives people a taste of the end game for anyone who is leveling toons

The reason i quit wow for a long time in cata wasn't because of the game play or raiding and i don't think it was for others too. It did stop being classic for one reason. They maimedthe most important character in the game. The superstar character that kept millions of players logging in day after day for years. They destroyed Azeroth. There were changes in every game area zone. The world changed completely. Hed they made changes gradually over the whole expansion that would have been okay, but they did it overnight and Azeroth was no longer the home we knew snd loved.

The main reason the WoW began to feel bad in Cata was class homogenization. There was no real reason to play class x over y because they're effectively the same minus 2 negligible class specific abilities that bring no actual value.

For the reforging, I remember when they first announced it, and I was like, oh man, I'm just gonna change may other stats to Agility for my Druid and it's gonna be so OP, but later found out that it was only secondary stats...

To touch on why Arenas may be more popular than RBGs, I literally always just thought it came down to convenience. You can queue, find a game quickly, it's over quickly, plays matter. RBGs are awesome and I prefer them to Arenas, but they feel so inefficient to progress in especially when you're required to gather up a team of players first which can take ages. I just wish they'd add a solo queue system to RBGs like every other competitive game on the market.

I love his comment and then u went ,I went outside 😂

I wouldn’t mind a classic WoD, but add in the missing raid and make the end story make sense. WoD is still the best leveling experience of any expansion

The original three were the golden age, but looking back, Cata and MoP were the silver age. Legion was the bronze age, and everything else is the dark ages.

Feel like i've gone from seeing and clicking on xaryu videos in my recommended all the time to never seeing them there anymore, algorithm is out to get him?

Cata was one of the best times I’ve ever had. It depends so much on the time period you’ve played it. It was a great addon, for someone that haven’t got much time to play it❤

tbc was the end of classic

Classic WoW is Vanilla, TBC, Wrath. Cata was shit.

Leap of faith is probably my favorite ability of all time . Hope we get it in SoD .

I am looking forward to cata pvp, considering I didn't play the first two patches and with the addition of heroic+ to one of the best dungeon pools on the games history, it will hopefully be really fun, just hoping it won't interfere with retail or sod release dates.

This guy probably wants Cata to be successful because he's going to make KZfaq content on it. Cata was the expansion where the term "raid or die" was coined, there was NOTHING to do outside of raiding. And the raids were incredibly mediocre. Launch ones were decent, but Firelands and Dragon Soul are some of the worst raids in WoW's history. Cata will have an uptick of players on launch, and then nosedive off a cliff. By the end of Cata, I genuinely believe the playerbase will be so small that they won't be able to justify making a MoP Classic. Which is a shame, as MoP was actually a fine expansion.

does anyone remember the warlock that needed on sulfuras back when classic first came out and said he was keeping it for transmog in cata? we all laughed....

Honestly think cata is going to be pretty fun when it releases the actual pve and pvp content added is great we don't have to worry about that content drought and I personally liked the quests of cata more with the worse part being that mobs are much easier to kill compared to vanilla wow but if they could just buff the open world enemies by x% I think it would be a great leveling experience as well. The only real downsides are dungeon finder, guild leveling, and the further homogenization of classes which really was a problem started in wrath

I started in Cata and I loved playing Classic and getting that experience, but I'm also a little excited to re-play from when I fell in love with the game.

This is the first time around playing Cata for me and so far I’m like ….this is amazing!!!! Like why did I want to play SoD? I’m still raid logging on SoD but I’m exploring Cata right now and to be honest the world changing isn’t at all as bad as people claimed lol. The changes that have been made so far that I can see have been nice improvements and they feel like natural. Orgimmar is now more modern more things. I totally get what the Dev’s were trying to give with that and they put a lot of time into these improvements bc they are….improvements. I know the Devs are trying really hard to do that with SoD but with that being a one off I really hope they can fix the issues in Cata soon. I have heard so much about the dungeons and raids and if what I have seen so far is an indicator of whats to come I just want them to get it right so that the negative things that have been said can potentially be laid to rest. Lol I’ve even heard a few hard core nay sayers about Cata say they are now gonna PVP…which is good news. It’s only pre-patch and i have so much to do already I love it!

you skip wad and go straight to legion so that one guy from the stay safe video can get his transmog for his fel guard for the corrupted ashbringer

I think part of the problem with RBG's, is the barrier to entry. I have raided every raid tier, I have raided in heroic prog guilds, Mythic prog guilds, etc. I have seen just about any form of Endgame PvE, and the barrier to entry there, isn't bad. But rated BG's? I have never once been able to even see the inside of an RBG. Would love to participate, even once. But have never been allowed into one. Arena's, doesn't take much to get into, get a buddy or two, and start queing arena's. Barrier to entry for Arena's is MUCH easier to overcome than Barrier to entry on RBG's.

Honestly what I love about retail is the fact I don't have to care anymore about annoying stats like hit or exercise rating

Fresh classic era is peace

WoD was the peak of class design in my opinion and it had some sick raids. I think it would actually be really sick as a classic where they can fix the pacing of the expansion.

Cata was my first expansion and I am SOOOO excited for it!! :)

Transmog is the only reason I play retail now, it's the best thing they added for me, but I agree on the prestige aspect but I just don't care anymore about the prestige I rather look the way I want all the time.

Over the years, the most common complaints about Cata (also cited by those who were discussing a potential Cat classic) had to do with gameplay changes, people who quit because of changes to dungeons, raids, and especially healing. Changing of the world terrain came next. I suspect the people who were complaining about LFR were the ones who enjoyed the harder gameplay.

I plan to play cata to do all the quests since I find levelling fun, and so I have a max warlock, then once mop is out I can go back to my old main

last time i was on retail was back at MOP. 12 years later im finally coming back to Blizz to play Cataclysm and staying to MOP in case they release it

I played as a Blood DK in my one raid group and Ele Sham in the other during Cata, and it was some of the most fun I've ever had in WoW. But that didn't matter, as much as it mattered that I had two really fun guilds with good people to play with, and that in my opinion is the most important thing to having a good time in an MMO. Still some of my fondest memories of WoW, and I played from Vanilla to BFA.

Reforging is very good because it provide less frustrations when you have bad items. Maybe 40% is a bit less, 60% could be better. And for Transmog, maybe they could disable it when you enter in a dungeon/raid/bg. OR, maybe they should put transmog vision only for the owner, or even more, make an option to see all transmog or not

The post-Cata classic will be good for the people that never got to play those expansions because they quit. I certainly wouldn't pay for Warlords of Draenor but if it's free with my Vanilla sub I'll certainly give it a try.

Also, Cata fresh servers. No transition from Wrath. There is an ENTIRE WORLD TO LEVEL THROUGH

I'm so hyped for Cata classic. I played it back in the day a lot, but the whole experience was tainted by the crappy computer I was on at the time. Ened up missing large portions of the expansion. I'm really looking forward to going hard this time around with a good PC.

It's almost like a game that is still in development slowly get's better over time. crazy.

The problem with WoW inherently is that it's structured like it's supposed to have an expiration date. Unlike Runescape that can survive decades on smaller, constant content releases, WoW has to keep adding expansions that invalidate all previous content every time. I want a definitive version of WoW that feels like I "came back" to the game rather than "got left behind". There are some private servers that achieve this feeling because I know they won't cash grab for the "next big thing" and killing off the content I'm currently enjoying, even if I take a long break. I don't know, I guess what I'm saying is that I want to play WoW, but with more inspiration from other successful MMOs. For instance, I hate using the Auction House in WoW. The Grand Exchange in Runecape is so much better. You can actually post buy orders and it matches you with the person who is currently selling that item for the lowest above your asking price. Because peope can't see all the auctions, cancelling and undercutting is not as common, so the price isn't needlessly driven through the ground. And there's no time limit that costs money. I hate that posting stuff on the AH costs money instead of just taking a cut of the sale like in RS.

Cata and SOD, two good games to bounce between in between weekly resets

They got rid of reforging because people would stall raids once they got a new piece of gear to go reconfigure the Reforging for hit and haste caps

Warlords of Draenor's biggest failing point was all the unfinished concepts that never got fleshed out. Things like selecting garrison locations, the capital cities, the unfinished islands, etc. They have the time now. Should we get to that point where Warlords Classic exists, that's exactly what they should do. We're still waiting on that underwater raid from Cataclysm. Make it so.

Another side to this: I actually quit the game for awhile after wrath and came back during MOP. So part of me is considering trying it out to experience content I missed back in the day

They should have added the glyph menu but with uses, so inscription is still a good way to make money. Maybe each glyph has 1/3 uses.

inscription also made the card required for fortune cookies buff food