The answer to that is probably pretty simple yes or no wow gold , but I want to ask the question, I just want to know What are your thoughts about the WoW Armory. But who knows that may have started a huge discussion rant kinda like what happened on the WoW forums.
Many people both believe the armory is a good thing as well as a bad thing. I, myself, believe it to be a good thing as it gives an official way to check out your stats and stuff while not logged into the game wow gold without having to download another addon to get that information.
Yes, I have been using it also to “spy” on my friends to see what talent builds they are using along with what gear they have. I do that in order to help better prepare my character and to learn different ways to customize wow gold builds. It really is a great information tool.
On the other hand it also does take away any “privacy” we had in the game. A lot of people like to rant and rave about that fact there and they don’t stop to realize that Blizzard owns all the character data and they can do wow gold whatever they want with it so “privacy” in World of Warcraft never really existed. Anyway, that is another total discussion.
It also serves a great purpose as a tool for any guild master. How? Pretty simply a great way to see an overall assesment of their own guild. Easy way to find out where they need to beef up numbers and what they are missing on wow gold recruitment as well as knowing if the numbers of level 70s is great enough to start trying to conquer the end game instances.
Also a great “spy” tool to look at other guilds. So…wait…you…mean….that this tool can both be used for good as well as bad purposes? wow gold Can’t anything worthwhile be used for good as well as bad purposes?
Ok, all joking aside. Players seem to be wow gold upset because this tool actually will raise the bar of WoW players and who really wants more competition?
What does everyone else think about the armory and do you plan to use it for good or bad purposes? Let me know.
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