Big Mounts disabled in Capital Cities? Cool.
Posted: Wed Mar 08, 2023 12:38 am
Listen TWoW, I get it. Blocking things with bigass mounts isn't a good thing. But consider for one second, that the mount maaaaybe isn't the issue here???
Maybe instead its the various items/buffs that get it to redonkers sizes in the first place? What a wild thought to instead just... limit character scale on mounts instead of gutting some mounts and calling it a day?
An alternative could be idk... not letting these size changing items stack? Because its already awesome enough when you get a gnome/goblin popping noggenfoggers AND world enlargers to go subatomic, and on the flipside Tauren popping Sen'Jin voodoo, firewater, and elixir of giant growth (or gnomes with enlargement balm which is DEFINITELY MORE OF A BUG than the mounts themselves).
But naw these kneejerk fixes to simpler issues is the much better way to go. Hey, while we're at it I think town guards are still hitting HCs a little too hard lets nerf em all down to level 1 just to be safe. Oh no wait someone just blew up the tent spots lets buff em up to raid mob levels because we can't be too careful.
Maybe instead its the various items/buffs that get it to redonkers sizes in the first place? What a wild thought to instead just... limit character scale on mounts instead of gutting some mounts and calling it a day?
An alternative could be idk... not letting these size changing items stack? Because its already awesome enough when you get a gnome/goblin popping noggenfoggers AND world enlargers to go subatomic, and on the flipside Tauren popping Sen'Jin voodoo, firewater, and elixir of giant growth (or gnomes with enlargement balm which is DEFINITELY MORE OF A BUG than the mounts themselves).
But naw these kneejerk fixes to simpler issues is the much better way to go. Hey, while we're at it I think town guards are still hitting HCs a little too hard lets nerf em all down to level 1 just to be safe. Oh no wait someone just blew up the tent spots lets buff em up to raid mob levels because we can't be too careful.