He was a suicidal idiot.So, who cares?

Question on the title. How much money/gold you need to have so you would be considered rich in Azeroth? Is there a specific amount or general values?Also, how much gold is a lot and how much is not much? If I give 10 gold to someone begging for money, would that be a lot or just some small salary? And about salaries, is there anything stating how much adventurers, soldiers or heroes make with gold per month or year?

The same size of the new one, or the option to select between the old and the new. And the size of the new one that doesn't close the adventure guide every time we try to use it and see the apperance of the items of certain dugeons.Please?

It was never free.But 200+ gold per change shouldn't be a thing.(Yet, I never saw someone paying more than 350+ gold )And also depends, people who have a lot of money in the game won't care about it.

Asking the real needed upgrade here.

08/19/2017 07:42 AMPosted by SvenskaThey're kinda out of original ideas for playable races, so they'd really have to do something to the lore to get things like ogres or naga to work.Stonemaul clan is still part of the Horde. And I still don't see nagas as playable. Jinyu maybe? Just give them a new skeleton, more customization and PUUF new race.Love the jinyu lore and them as general, would love to see them as playable, they are already able to be several classes.

08/19/2017 09:02 AMPosted by BluspacecowBlizzard would have to work out similar deals in order to offer games for sale/download on the battle.net network.Not sale or download, I mean just get able to launch the game using the Blizzard app, like we are able to do in origin.08/19/2017 09:00 AMPosted by Deathchixi... i don't understand.they launch just like they always do.Actually, no. Before the launch of the battle.net app you need to type your email and password before you were able to actually play.Today you just log in automatic in your account when you launch the game.08/19/2017 09:02 AMPo…

08/19/2017 08:57 AMPosted by Deathchixyou can create a separate folder and name it "shortcuts" or something and put all of your shortcuts there.If I do that and put Blizzard games there they won't log in fast like they do using the Blizzard app.

Have you been playing non stop since you started? If yes, you should get a break, the game gets repetitive after some time and you just need to get a time away from it so the "magic" of the game will get back.After all, it is just a game, get fun with it, never get stress with it.

08/19/2017 08:41 AMPosted by Deathchixbut why?Why not?08/19/2017 08:50 AMPosted by Deathchixare you launching like 10 games at once? none of the things you're saying are an issue.It just would make it easier for people who have a lot of games in their computer but don't want some place of their desktop filled with them.Having other games in Blizzard app would make it just more convenient to launch them.For example, you have several games in your computer, but you don't want your desktop with a lot of things besides others that you already need. You would just need to open the Blizzard app and …