It's up.

Here's what we've been waiting for the last couple of weeks, an explanation of the changes in 1.9. Read it here.

Edit: I read it and still disappointed. They just didn't seem to explain that much at all... Most of it was just about the philosophy of the trees and the switch of Consecration and Sanctity.

Now, each tree has an overall theme for what it's meant to accomplish... but they aren't completely specialized towards these goals -- creating a tree that's completely specialized in one direction causes players to be pigeonholed even further, which is something the designers want to avoid. As such, there are some diverse elements in each tree, such as Blessing of Kings in the Retribution tree. (A similar effect is seen in the Druid talent trees, with both beneficial feral and casting abilities spread throughout.)

For Druids' Restoration tree both Feral talents are at the bottom tiers, making it super easy for Feral builds to get them.
In the Feral tree there's Heart of the Wild (gives a bonus depending which form you are in) -- but it benefits Feral just as much as casters.
In Balance there's Natural Weapons (increases physical damage), Omen of Clarity (PPM proc to make your attacks free of charge) and Natural Shapeshifter (Shapeshifting cheaper, arguably meant for Ferals the most) and these are at the relatively bottom tiers of the tree, making them easy to get for Feral Druids who arguably want them the most.
Then at the bottom of Balance there's Moonglow (reduces spell costs of many spells) and Nature's Grace (critting makes next spell casted faster), but they benefit Balance just as much as they would for Restoration.

I just think that... The Druid trees simply are more intelligently designed. For neither of the Druid trees the 31st talent is against the genre of the tree. Moonkin Form, Leader of the Pack and Innervation are at the right spots. Blessing of Kings simply isn't. Sure... It's a nice buff and all, but really, c'mon -- you'd rather want Blessing of Might because you get more DPS with it, right?

Edit 2: As someone said in the thread as a response, it's really just a whole post that says "it's fine, learn 2 play".