Why not ?

@@zilvis1140 because you'd win gold if you won the duel. and to win the duel you'd better have those cooldowns up!

As the guy said earlier, that literally was very common in vanilla/bc

I dueled a lot outside IF and GS in vanilla. There was a of of waiting around for 5 or ten mintue cooldowns to reset. No one would wait around an hour tho.

It was also kinda tryhard to pop big cds in a fun duel kinda like potting you know , world pvp however man there was no honor man you did what you had to do to survive ain't nobody got time to spiritwalk

All thanks to grim

Dat profile pic

Omg it drake! Hotlines bling!!

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@@oscarrosander5242 drake not drake drake Aubrey

what in the immortal hell did I just read

Good times. Well played.

As all things the DK did at release.

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its not a class ability :P

Racial perk

That wouldn't work on this list

you literally stole my comment. not sure if he was including racials though. still and insane cooldown on a very powerful ability

shout out to everyone reading this on their toilets

Astute observation Cory-Chan

Quality shit

and killed one of the five players that participated in the ritual.

Yeah im really shocked he missed this because he remembered the spell summon infernal. He also forgot soulstone

now, if he doesn't release a whole video on Ritual of Doom, I'll have to be mad. edit: to be fair, though, the ability was mentioned numerously in hiruma's other vids. of course.

@@lightlore7677 pretty sure he already has a whole video on ritual of doom

Ritual of Doom had a 24 hour cooldown waaaay back in Vanilla. It also had a really tricky questline required to access it. My guess is only about 1% of warlocks even knew about it at that time. I remember casting it in the middle of orgrimmar and nobody knew what it was. I'd invite them to my party, and they'd click on the stone then, then they'd be blown away when 5 people clicked, one died, and a doomguard started running wild, annihilating all of the lowbies in orgrimmar. And that, my friends... is why WoW in 2019 can never compare to Vanilla.

the game is shit now

@@KyleOber it's horseshit even.

Does wow actually still have the audacity to carry the RPG part in its genre description? It's an MMORPG that's gotten rid of all the RPG elements

so what your saying is if a raid brings 100% to every fight it should be 1 shot, boss dead moving on, but its not. i like to think about how my work is to compare (no i dont think about work when i raid its just a comparison). they give us 100% of the resources to sell and make everything correct when something leaves my building, but sometimes things dont go right something isn't said that should be or we didnt look close enough at what we did to figure out any mistakes. blizzard's way of thinking is "hey we gave you every single cooldown, boss resets them if you wipe. go down it if you can." when you plan for everything something will slack off at one end. as for planning to use resources my guild debates alot about that, we go in with an outline and adjust when it doesn't work . the game itself has been on a decline for a long time but i seem to be enjoying myself for the this expansion. but at the end of the day who cares, the people i raid with is about it

@@bigstopowens You're mistaking bringing 100% every fight with making no mistakes every fight. I'm simply saying that every ability you will likely use, you will likely use on every attempt. If you have Fire Elemental Totem, you will use it either on cooldown or on the burn phase of every attempt. Whereas in Vanilla, you use Fire Elemental Totem only on the attempts you think you're only going to win if you use the cooldown (or to top the meters on the kill). Think of it more like this: you're playing Who Wants To Be a Millionaire. The game gives you 3 lifelines to be used on tough questions (Audience Poll, 50/50, Phone a Friend). What if the game let you use your lifelines on every question? That's what it's like to have every ability for every fight. Using your work analogy, you don't always have 100% of resources available on your job. That's how businesses stay in business - they cut costs. For example, a hospital can only assign so many patients to their best surgeon. A store might have several cashiers call in sick. A startup may only be able to afford half the work they need done. A construction project may need to decide where to cut costs in personnel or materials in order to get a contract done and still make a profit. WoW back in Vanilla treated cooldowns like something to use a couple of times during a dungeon or raid, when they would be most helpful. WoW today treats cooldowns like abilities you should use whenever possible and use every single fight.

Didn't expect to find you guys here ;)

Lmfao its seppuku..or hari kiri or something isn't it

Not sure if he got it wrong accidentally, or got it wrong on purpose as a joke. Eh, equally funny either way, I say.

@@troodon1096 ⁰p

Nope, it wasn't. As far as I know, the only ability from beta that made a return after having been removed is the mage spell Invisiblity, and even then it doesn't work exactly like it did back then.

@@placeholdername3206 Crusader Strike was another ability from beta that returned later.

I can beat that ;) If you completed the challenge dungeons in MoP and/or WoD, you get teleports to the dungeons. They all share an 8 hours CD.

@@lolilol299 Oh yeah right! Nice one, I totally forgot about it.

Loved that ability I used it always before raids and summon the whole raid in middle of Stormwind ( horde players ofc) it got people so enraged. :D

cheater

acefatboy92 LOH has always been one of my favorite abilities. Back before EVERY CLASS had a get out jail free card, having LOH off cooldown often meant winning a fight or duel. Even now LOH can make the difference between a wipe and moving onto the next boss. There was one raid boss in MOP where everyone in the raid had died, except for me and the healer. The raid leader told us to wipe, but I told the healer to keep me alive for just a couple minutes while my cooldowns came back up. My cooldowns came up and I hit the boss with everything I had. Then my health started to drop because the healer was OOM. I let my health go down to a sliver . . . and then I hit LOH, bringing me to full health, and it was just enough to kill the boss. There was this long silence, and then the group started to cheer. It was one of my most memorable battles ever, and it would never have happened without Lay On Hands.

Thanks!

wrong lol

@@Freyii You can't just say wrong and not provide evidence or proof or something.

@@Spartan265 it is wrong tho i 1v1 warriors all the time and retaliation does have the limit

Pickle boi becuz vanilla is in 1.12 not earlier stages

The 30 attack limit was added in patch 1.7, VERY MUCH in vanilla.

Cracka_Bob don’t want to burst your bubble, but the title says “Class Abilities”

It wasn't so much part of the rotation as it was cast prepull along with your potion. There were some exceptions for some fights, like Thorim where you aren't fighting him immediately, but in most cases it was more of a DPS loss to stand around casting it even if all your procs were lined up.

@@KazumiKiguma that's why I said "when the timer hits 4 seconds, all the dks raise up a small mob of ghouls". Im well aware that it wasn't used mid fight, unless there was some kind of burn phase that had a small pause to the fight prior to it starting. I guess it's not in "rotation" but it was still used consistently every fight, like flask, just like you said

It's kind of a bothersome ability outside raid encounters where the tank uses a count down to pull. You'll be sitting there in LFR thinking the tank is gonna pull any second while you got your army out, only for them to expire before the fight even begins.

Dragon Roulette was a time-honored tradition in Wrath, so I'm glad to hear it alive and well.

Barlow???

@@Shyftus so I wasn't the only one thinking about him. Still a classic till this day

I seem to recall raid bosses being immune to the ghoul taunt.

Lona Rieger I remember it have 24 cd.

It had a 24 hour CD in early BC for sure.

@@kockblockerlawl i remember a 2 hour cooldown

I played a paladin in Vanilla. As of January 2005, the spell had a one hour cooldown.

I am pretty sure it had a 24h CD

Same in Wrath and onwards with Metamorphosis, as that spell made the player a Demon, or to stun Warlock pets

In Legion, you could lower the CD on LoH with Maraad’s Cloak, a Talent and a Skill down to 2 mins, 30 secs if you did some fuckery here and there. I had a bunch of randoms asking me why I was blowing my CDs on minor things, and I would usually tell them “It’s not that much of a cool down if it’s under a minute” Edit: Spelling

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We need playable Naga, High Elves and Arakoas!!

@@greenchilistudioz4537 still await the day to play an etheral

Thanks man, glad you liked it :D

Pvers have no idea what pvp is lmao I was like nah banish is good in pvp dummy KZfaq man

@@richardbambara3983 lol pretedning MMO PVP is something to take seriously

@@richardbambara3983 Yeah for being good at killing other players in an always unbalanced system is something to be sooo prouud of :P

OK bro

javier gallegos you’re just salty cuz ur straight

Good memory, but it was only on PTR. i296.photobucket.com/albums/mm191/anthony_v_d/SpamLoH.jpg