Well duh, people said that already during MoP. But nooooo, we were just panda-loving Blizzard Fanboys back then.
*sigh*
Well duh, people said that already during MoP. But nooooo, we were just panda-loving Blizzard Fanboys back then.
*sigh*
I enjoyed MoP. It offered content that I enjoyed doing, even as someone who didn't raid. I also didn't have any problems with Pandaren/Pandaria. The way I see it, Pandaren have been around since WC3 (which, by the way, came out years before Kung Fu Panda existed) and have just as much right as any other race to be in the game.
Cataclysm and MoP at least managed to keep me interested for more than a month after they were released. I've had my gripes about this or that in every expansion, of course, but WoD is honestly the first time I've really disliked one overall.
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Fact (because I say so): TBC > Cata > Legion > ShaLa > MoP > DF > BfA > WoD = WotLK
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I was iffy going into MoP, but it ended up one of the best times I've had playing WoW, just behind WotLK. I loved every iteration they tried on world content, even the 5.0 endless dailies. I think I'd honestly rather have just had another 2 years of MoP drought than WoD haha.
besides the very boring repetetive exact same dailies every day and the long SoO it was a very good expansion for sure. Most people just bashed it because "pandas wow is for kids now". Seems like Blizzard embraced the Microsoft logic latley and making every other expansion shit. Cata bad, mop good, wod bad and hopefully from what we seen legion will be good.
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It's easy to seem good when you follow Cataclysm. MoP was a bad expansion.
I stand by the fact that had they picked any other theme but told the same story people would have ate that shit up. MoP was by far the best expansion as a whole in my mind because it stood on its own, told a decent story and did not rely on any of the RTS games or nostalgia (lookin at you Wrath).
As an entire package it was just completely solid. People just could not get over the Pandaren. I still hear people shit on it when they clearly never played it because all they can draw from it "THE PANDAS SUCKED". Totally ignoring the fact that there was so much more to it than that.
But eh. They wanted Warcraft so we got WoD which is by and large the worst expansion the game has ever seen. Some people love it but most people have been at least underwhelmed by it and at most quit the game over it.
MoP hit everything just right. On the other hand WoD missed everything and Legion is starting to worry me.
I've been playing since TBC, and I said since Landfall that MoP was my favorite expansion in terms of game systems, gameplay, and engaging new lore. The only expansion I would put up with it is Wrath, and that one only still stands there because I was in a guild that I had a lot of fun with at the time. If I had something similar in MoP, it would reign supreme, uncontested.
My only issue with MoP was the content drought. But WoD blew it out of the water on that title. Overall though Pandaria was enjoyable as far as I was concerned. I just got to the point I prayed for a power outage on Tuesday bc I was beyond sick of clearing SoO to gear people's alts, but it was pretty much all there was to do.
I highly doubt that but we will see. WoD has good things about it but by and large there is literally nothing memorable about it. I can still pick things out form each expansion that was awesome. Meanwhile WoD was basically the leveling experience and then raids and that was it. The world was completely gutted removing any real chance for people to care about it and we got zero patch content until Tanaan which people received pretty lukewarmly. You could make a case that we got Blackrock as a patch but there was nothing to go with it.
In a weird way WoD mirrors BC in that regard but in BC things were still harder to do so people had shit to do. In WoD once a raid came out that was it. Nothing to work toward and nothing to supplement it if you didn't care about the raid. Every other expansion at least had some dungeon content or a daily hub or SOMETHING to do when anew raid came out. WoD had none of that.
Why was it bad, in your opinion?
Because in mine, and several other people's apparently, MoP was a good expansion. Solid patch content, gorgeous zones, well designed raids (except Terrace...but the bosses there were at least decent), and the Lore.
Many people didn't like the setting and the Pandaren, which I don't necessarily agree with but I can understand (aesthetics being as subjective a thing as can be).
Not liking something =/= bad.
Mists was a great expansion. Some of us knew that at the time. Others just listened to people chatter on forums which is one way I guess but there are so many people on forums that are so relentlessly critical about anything that I suppose it's possible that all of that can get in your head. Not that Mists was perfect, it wasn't. But it was better than one would think just by reading about it here.
People should shut out both the fanboys and the haters (especially them) and just play the game. If they enjoy it then fine. If not, then take a break or quit forever or do what seems best. You shouldn't let others make up your mind for you.
Although this can be said: there is a certain group here and they know who they are who are so relentlessly negative that their opinions--usually stated as like some fact or universal truth--can be totally ignored. They're easy to spot because they've either quit years ago and never looked back (except for all the looking back they do every day when posting here...lol) or spout off on how they hate the game but always seem to have played every expansion. Seriously, they're a waste of space.
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How old are you, 8? News flash - you don't get to 'correct' other peoples' opinions. If you hate Mists that's your right, but don't come into topics acting like people who feel differently are wrong. The only thing you accomplish by doing so is making yourself sound like a narrow-minded moron.
Appreciate your time with friends and family while they're here. Don't wait until they're gone to tell them what they mean to you.
No, but you can not trash a game completely because a very small part isn't good, even if thats the only part you like.
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You have said this numerous times. Can we get some insight into what sucked so much about MoP and Wrath, and what TBC and Cata did right?