The Queue: iGold, iTickets, iBrawlers, iClass

Welcome back to The Queue, the daily Q&A column in which the WoW Insider team answers your questions about the World of Warcraft. Adam Holisky (@adamholisky) will be your host today.

I'm going to be honest here.

I have a few hundred dollars waiting to buy an iWatch.

Hype.

Arthur asked:

With the three auction houses merging into one with 6.0, is there still a good reason to restrict players from trading items and gold between factions on the same server?

I've thought for a long time this division has been silly, and I'm looking forward to the time when Blizzard finally gets rid of it. Nearly every other game I play has gold either account wide or allows for easy transfer among the factions. In the pre-modern MMO ear it was understandable to separate things; there was much more emphasis on grinding and a super "hard core" nature of the games. All this lead to a general consensus to separate the economies and assorted currency. But no more, this is modern gaming where grinding is quickly becoming a thing of the past, and easy of access is more important.

Apatxot asked:

I am almost 24 hs from when i opened my ticket, has anyone been waiting this long too? it said aprox 6 hs for response.

Give it a few, Blizzard just gets backed up at times. Your ticket, for whatever reason, might require more attention than others, so it might have gotten put into a separate queue. This time of year also sees people returning to college and reupping their subscriptions, so there's generally a pickup in tickets.

Grish asked:

Any word from from blizzard on plans for the Brawlers guild? Is it going to scale to 100 or are we just going to be able to go in there and roflstomp it?

The latest is that the fights be become level 100. No info yet on what new things will be added, but I imagine there will be -- it's not terribly difficult.

Blitzgreg asked:

Is there any class that you have just always wanted to main, but just can't seem to get over a hurdle?

Priests. I don't know what it is, but it's always a class I'll play late in an expansion. I feel best when healing with more gear behind me and when players know a little bit more about things, which of course, makes the healing role easier overall to play. But even then, it's something that I like to do when things are going good, but boy do I hate it when things are going bad.

I haven't table-flipped my desk yet over playing a priest, but I've come close. And why, you ask, do I put up with a class that gives me such primal raging feelings? It's because the priest armor in game is nothing short of amazing. Priest Tier 5 is nearly as awesome as warrior Tier 6.

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