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Interesting.
Alliance, please!
Alliance, please!
Alliance, please!
Alliance, please!
Alliance version, please.
Alliance, please. ^_^
Actually, the range is now 4 to max range, not 1. I think the "1" is a typo or something. ^^; So there's no point blank ranged combat. (I tested this myself on the PTRs a couple of nights ago)

But I agree, I think this fixes a major issue for hunters - the dead zone made a lot of things more difficult than they had to be.
I think a lot of it has to do, as others have said, with the number of younger gamers.

EQ and some of the other 'first gen' MMO games had players who were, generally speaking, near the end of college or college graduate age (i.e. mid-20s on up).

Not to say that everyone is/was mature, but there was a higher percentage of mature people compared to WoW.

That also probably comes from sheer numbers as well.

I also think some of the recent '"American" gamer mentality' (now much more international) has something to do with it, too.

Winning gracefully isn't as important anymore. Just winning, and the associated trash talk, is.

It's hard to pin down completely, but I will admit - it's really annoying sometimes.
Engadget has always been my number one source for English-language gadget information. I've made several wise decisions thanks to the reviews and info I've found here. ^_^
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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