DrearyYew wrote:All I see is you proclaiming that because the AP coefficient wasn't mentioned by players in Vanilla, then it didn't exist, which is just hilariously flawed logic, and is exactly why your ticket on the bugtracker was flagged as invalid. You have not proven beyond a reasonable doubt that Consecrate didn't scale with AP in Retail Vanilla.
You also mention 2.0.1 patch notes, which are for TBC, which doesn't matter since we're playing Vanilla. You mention that Blizzard never documented a change to Consecration going from Vanilla into TBC, and Consecrate didn't scale with AP in TBC, which is true. However, just because Blizzard didn't document doesn't mean there wasn't a change to how things work. This is exactly what happened. Consecrate scaled with AP in Vanilla, and didn't in TBC, but for whatever reason, the change was undocumented by Blizzard.
The most funny part is how you dodge/avoid videos posted there :
Retri Paladin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlA0aolJCYs
Prot Paladin 8 years ago :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84OwHLAuQzc
Also :
There is nothing undocumented ... According to your "undocumented" is assumptions , which you got 0 evidence and therefore you claim to be like that .
Wowwiki consecration note "the fake one" for 2.0.1 was created in late 2010 .
In before 2010 this note didn't exist anywhere on wowwiki , neither in any official/unofficial blizzard website.
Wowpedia which is based to real notes :
http://wow.gamepedia.com/Consecration
Doesn't have this fake note. Now, see wowwiki revisions edited and the date posted :
http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Consecrat ... id=2378962
Revision as of 22:56, September 9, 2010 by Ryoketsu
Until 9th september 2010 this Patch note about 2.0.1 didn't exist anywhere in wowwiki.
It was add late at 2010 by some mistake without any explanation , neither the 2.0.1 is writing this .
Neither in their Patch notes exist such thing :
http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Patch_2.0.1