Talents in the upper levels of the tree are more prevalent, while talents lower in the tree will be more targeted and targeted towards specific max-level builds. Talents or abilities with a lot of utility Blizzard thinks will be important parts of a class or specialization can be gained from the beginning of the talent trees so they won't restrict others' build options.

Blizzard utilizes the blog post to address the issues some players were having about being required to "re-buy" by using points of talent specific abilities that were a fundamental part of any class in the game's most recent Shadowlands expansion. Blizzard believes it gets that feedback mostly in the form of a concern about each class having "less equipment," but that it would like players to not feel that in the future when they're presented with the 61 points of talent to play with as they see fit.

"After beginning with the basic class and accumulating 60 points in a tree is it possible to feel that you are being 'pruned?'" the article reads. "Openly the goal of our team is to make sure you don't. We'll keep an eye out for any feedback regarding this. The goal is for an Dragonflight game character that feels like it's got the same magnitude of power and complexity -- which isn't easy to quantify, as an Shadowlands character. The primary difference is getting to choose which active buttons and bonuses make up that toolset and the possibility of having combinations that were previously impossible."

Dragonflight is slated to arrive in the coming months, but it's not yet a game-playable alpha about six months before the game's scheduled release has fans worried and asking for Blizzard to postpone the expansion to next year.

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