Shifting Perspectives: Why active shifting isn’t the solution for druids

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Every week, WoW Insider brings you Shifting Perspectives for cat , bear , restoration and balance druids. Balance news comes at you every Friday — learn how to master the forces of nature, and know what it means to be a giant laser turkey! Send questions, comments, or requests for something you’d like to see to tyler@wowinsider.com or on Twitter @murmursofadruid . So on Wednesday, there was this small little thing that you may have heard about called a little live Q&A with the devs about classes and systems in WoW . While there were a few mentionings of things in the near future, most of the night’s focus rested on the next expansion rising over the horizon. Highly understandable. There are a wide variety of changes coming in the next expansion for all of the classes, and I don’t think that druids can claim to have a monopoly on the biggest ones. The latest direction that Blizzard wants to steer druids, however, is certainly an odd one, and it may not be all that it’s cut out for. After BlizzCon, I spent some time talking about the released talents and the design considerations that came along with it. I also spent a spot of time guesting (is guest a verb now?) on Team Waffle Cast along with Arielle and Lissanna, when we talked about the druidic future. In the live chat, I fear that my suspicions were confirmed. Join me for a trip to the future that will never be. Continue reading Shifting Perspectives: Why active shifting isn’t the solution for druids Filed under: Druid , (Druid) Shifting Perspectives Shifting Perspectives: Why active shifting isn’t the solution for druids originally appeared on WoW Insider on Fri, 11 Nov 2011 19:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds . Permalink