A new World of Warcraft: Forever patch introduces substantial class changes, including major nerfs to two of the game's most popular classes. Blizzard's new "Classic Plus" experience is a game with horizontal progression, no level cap increase to make gear relevant for a long time, brand-new gear options, many quality-of-life features from retail, and new race and class combinations. This is intended as a social MMO first and foremost, according to Blizzard, and it's why World of Warcraft: Forever emphasizes camping and multiplayer content.
As announced by Blizzard, World of Warcraft: Forever is getting massive race changes.
As datamined from the client, World of Warcraft: Forever is nerfing Hunter quite substantially, and now it's also making massive changes to Paladin, Mage, and Druid. The latter two are catching some big nerfs, and with no way to test how their performance will be before launch, some fans are understandably upset. Chief among the nerfs is the fact that Feral Druid now has a very different talent tree that tries to split Cat Form and Bear Form gameplay even more, and players are losing access to Berserk, which especially nerfs Bear tank builds. The tree now has two capstone...
