#0 - June 11, 2007, 7:20 p.m.
I opened a ticket hoping that I could at least put my robe back on. To my utter amazement, the GM tells me that I have to switch back to shadowcloth tailoring in order to put my robe back on. The robe I put many hours of farming primals into. The robe I waited weeks to get enough cloth to make. The robe & set I skilled-up tailoring for.
Some of you might be laughing right now but I'm pretty new to this game, I only started playing WoW a few months ago. I don't have a lot of gold and having to switch back to shadowcloth puts a large dent in my funds. Especially considering the fact that I just spent 170g to switch to spellcloth. Without a choice I had to spend another 170g so I could put my robe back on and play.
People in my guild said "well it does require shadowcloth tailoring to wear that set." This is true, and it was never my intent to bypass that requirement. The fact is that I totally forgot about that requirement. I wouldn't have switched to spellcloth had I remembered or thought of that.
What really bothers me is not the fact that I lost 340g in two days because of ignorance. Nor is it the fact that I only had enough money to switch back because I got lucky and had an Ace drop in an instance. I won the role on that Ace and it just so happened to be Dark Moon Faire time. Otherwise I wouldn't have even had the gold to put my robe on. From things materialistic I will recover.
No, what really bothers me is the lack of compassion from this GM. This was only the 2nd ticket Ive opened; the 1st was because I was stuck in ghost form. It wasn't the apparent lack of knowledge of the GM either, who told me to go skill-up shadowcloth tailoring again. No, it was the "sorry, too f-ing bad buddy" attitude I sensed while arguing my point. I'm sorry i took up your precious time for what you get paid to do. If there's something to get a person to consider quitting a game it's disrespect.
~Renquist of Ravencrest.
