On the one hand THANK GOD, on the other that time figuring out a *devious* solution to track it now goes in the can lmao This is a big W though thanks devs, I take this as a "we're prob gonna make it a resource but not enough time" kind of deal

This was over the weekend and was great to be on, got a good yap session in

It's SHOWTIME, baby! Tune in at https://t.co/VhVcbbPx01 and listen in while @Psybear_tv @Jedithtv @von_wordup talk about all things melee in Midnight.

Housing Training Dummies are non interactable at the moment and my day is p.much ruined (not rly I guess they're adding it later)

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Hi team, been a while since I've been on a podcast but stop by for a yap on Sat!

wowhead comments might be busy fighting all the time but there's occasionally an absolute banger in there

As much as I appreciate the up-front delivery, I'm gonna keep banging the drum that Maelstrom Weapon still has *no* innate tracking aside from a half-baked ancient overlay aura. If devs want to use removing resources from a hidden state as a W, it needs to apply to EVERYONE

I made a video about how complexity was unsustainable in TWW. With the Midnight prune, I've done another assessing why *I THINK* Blizzard *mostly* did a good job and understood the issue - with a couple of exceptions: https://t.co/EvfP8wh3Fv

Also not to take away from the video, but @icyveins now also has Midnight breakdown pages covering the changes. Feral, Havoc and Enhancement all have their own breakdown of what's going on for each of them! https://t.co/03NFuclGy7

After this one I'll probably go back to old man tweets at cloud mode for a bit. Just to be clear though, I am fully on board with the new design, there was just a fair bit of collateral damage.

While it's VERY early and normally I keep this stuff to articles, I wanted to try a hand at a proper public facing feedback & critique approach. This is A LOT more critical than the positive ones I've done, the squeaky wheel gets the grease and all that. https://t.co/5hmdsg3VDn

Ok, last one I'll tweet about now; just to complete the set with the Totemic video and I'm yapped out. As an aside this dungeon is cool man it's been too long since trolls. https://t.co/L9eKu0zlnX

Feel a bit like I'm on a roll, at least compared to usual. I'll have a Totemic one to go with this soon (tm) pending dungeon queues (invite more to Alpha pls) https://t.co/TJLcyojDtt

Might give people who've known me a while a heart attack with 2 uploads in one day. The much more important vid on Gameplay in Midnight for Enh is here tho, enjoy! https://t.co/Qg9p61MJs9

I got in my head a bit trying to make the talent overview talent look good so I can reference back to it for future work, so was a tad slow. Either way, I've gone through talent changes/interactions here for Midnight Enhancement: https://t.co/N8K5QOhQje

We also didn't lose nearly as much as the doomers seem to think (at least not relevant things). The only part that stings is Feral Spirit becoming basically pointless after all these years.

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ok played around with things. There's a few things I *really* don't like, but in terms of how it plays/feels, it's not all that different from most Enh iterations. Direction seems good, the Crash Apex Talent is surprisingly good, I'll get around to a better summary in a bit

A huge amount of Enhancement changes, it's really hard to really gauge the impact without seeing it in context cos of the way it plays. Some of it I'm skeptical about, other parts seem like very positive changes. Big fan of some of the arbitrary complexity getting pulled back.

Basically, after all that, what I'm asking Twitter is - is this actually valuable, or are the elaborate in-depth segmented guides still effective and parsable for most less invested players these days?

This would also probably come with a video supplement that covers a visual mix of these things, but: Instead of the usual reading a priority list and video of someone doing it, core rules and visual representation of what good execution looks like.