Are you happy with the current list of features, or do you want more features?

[Knighthonor]

MoP is on the way, but hopefully, Blizzard doesn't pull another Cataclysm kind of move when it comes to the feature list. I rather not see many of the same rehashed features over and over again.

But many new things have been shown so far. PvE scenarios, and a new Melee healer, would be interesting. Don't forget the new Minigames.

But from your point of view, the future consumers of MoP, etc,

Are you satisfied with the current list of features in MoP, or do you feel that more should have been planned?

[smelltheglove]

i could give a crap about "features". i care about content (mainly dungeons and raids for me) and game play, both of which i felt could have been better in cata

[Knighthonor]

i could give a crap about "features". i care about content (mainly dungeons and raids for me) and game play, both of which i felt could have been better in cata

Honestly, you don't need an expansion to do those things. Since players always get new dungeons and raids between xpacs.

[Deleted]

agree with smell more content more dungeons i hope the release more content in a short period then wait 5 months for the next dungeon/raids

[Chickat]

I think that*scenarios*have a chance to be the best thing added to WoW since raiding.

[inboundpaper]

I'm content with the current features, so everything else is icing on the cake.

[Calzaeth]

I'm happy with it, to be honest. Or, rather, I have reason to believe I will be when playing MoP.

Something to do other then raiding/PvPing? Check.
New class (that happens to be my favourite RPG archetype)? Check.
New continent? Check.
Continuing to make changes to the talent system in search for that perfect solution? Check.

Oh, and I won't have to roll against kitties for staves anymore!

[bustagroov]

I'm too overwhelmed at the moment that I will be able to make a Pandaren Monk. I've prayed for this day since BC.

[Auroro]

I'm happy with it, to be honest. Or, rather, I have reason to believe I will be when playing MoP.

Something to do other then raiding/PvPing? Check.
New class (that happens to be my favourite RPG archetype)? Check.
New continent? Check.
Continuing to make changes to the talent system in search for that perfect solution? Check.

Oh, and I won't have to roll against kitties for staves anymore!

Are you a hunter?

Monk will still have to roll against kitties for staves.

[Nighte]

I'm still waiting on my dance studio from a few expansions back.

[Mattskilol]

I think blizz is going to try to make this expansion the best one yet, especially since they lost a shit ton of subs in 2011.

[ophion1990]

They are adding multiple things to do at max level now, I'm pretty pleased with the current features they plan to add.

[Cyph3r]

I'm pretty satisfied with what I've seen so far. Honestly the best part for me is the simple fact that we're headed out to a new continent again. That was hands down one of my least favorite things about Cataclysm, the new zones were scattered around the world (Ghostcrawler even admitted this was a mistake). I've been playing wow for a very long time, and I still think that Northrend represents the best content in the game. It was just this perfect new alien place with such awesome stories and interesting new people, it was exactly what an expansion should be, and it felt great. The idea of getting to experience that again with Pandaria has me seriously excited.

The only thing they still need to announce to really seal the deal for me is an overhaul of the profession system. It's broken, it's outdated, and it's time it got the attention it deserves. New player models would be nice too, but I won't be heartbroken if we don't see them.

[Adramalech]

I'm pretty pleased with what I've learned so far, but if there was more I can't say I'd complain!

[Deleted]

I would like to see as much new features as possible, but if they can ship the ones they announced I will be happy.

I'm not sure what counts as a feature, but the most anticipated thing beside the usual new continent, dungeons and talents are the new character models for me. I hope they finish them in time.

I'm also excited about the new battlegrounds. Cata ones were really good in my opinion. More variety! However they should do something with the random bg finder. It starts to be a problem when the system chooses from this much and sometimes you just can't play the one you like once in a day. If you queue for specific bg, you have to wait for much more. If we could filter out a few we dislike.

I'm interested in the other new stuff too, but before I decide how good are they I need more information, maybe a few beta video about them.

[Thage]

I would be fine with what they've announced, but I certainly won't say no if they were to announce new models for the Vanilla/BC races, revamped robe models (such that they move with you rather than bending), chest armor models with depth like the new legplates and belts used since Wrath, the completion and release of the dance studio, transmog-only city guard armor available for purchase off of city quartermasters at Exalted, some scenarios designed for a single player at the end of any particularly epic quest lines, where you can go to a specially-phased version of a dungeon (old or new) and tear through it (these quests/scenarios would need their rewards adjusted to fit being soloable), and the inclusion of Vanilla, BC, Wrath, and 4.1/4.2 raids (at their normal difficulty if need be) in the LFR tool.

[Worgoblin]

I'm looking forward to infos on scenarios. I think I'm gonna like them.

[Amalathea]

While I have unsubbed, things that may entice me to return, updated models definately. I am tired of my female human priest running like she has something stuck up her rear, and my female dwarf shaman looking like she can't bend over. And new dances, definately, or at least the option to change them in some way. Again, tired of my priest doing the macarana and the girl can't dance dance. More hairstyles as well, I'd love to see different hair other than rehashed ones from other races. A return to making crafting professions viable, meaning craftable sets that are not pvp related, ie, the primal mooncloth set from BC. As a tailor I have nothing worthwhile except bags... And adding the ability to research enchanting recipees just like incription. Gives people a chance at the raid only stuff if done right. A return to a 10 and 25 man raids as seperate lockouts. I miss the days where I could raid 10 mans with my guild and pug into a 25 man when I can.

[Netherspark]

Scenarios have the potential to be really great. From what little we already know it seems like they will be incredibly diverse.

They can even be used in place of group quests, or to flesh out storylines both new and old (imagine Caverns of Time Scenarios where you can experience all the important history events that couldn't be made into raids).

[Kathranis]

I'm pretty satisfied with what I've seen so far. Honestly the best part for me is the simple fact that we're headed out to a new continent again. That was hands down one of my least favorite things about Cataclysm, the new zones were scattered around the world (Ghostcrawler even admitted this was a mistake). I've been playing wow for a very long time, and I still think that Northrend represents the best content in the game. It was just this perfect new alien place with such awesome stories and interesting new people, it was exactly what an expansion should be, and it felt great. The idea of getting to experience that again with Pandaria has me seriously excited.

Honestly, I prefer Pandaria to Northrend because Pandaria's stuff will be almost completely new to the setting.

Tuskarr and ice trolls and a bunch of that other stuff had already been seen in WC3, and the general plot of Wrath was just an extension of Warcraft 3. Not only that, but every single zone of Northrend and a bunch of other details were revealed in the RPG sourcebook way, way before Wrath was even announced.

When WC3 came out, Northrend and Kalimdor were completely new. The night elves, tauren, and all that other stuff was fresh and compelling.

So far WoW's just kinda been piggy-backing on content from WC2 and WC3. With Pandaria, finally we'll get back into exploring previously unexplored parts of Azeroth. Pandaria's all about new races, new cultures, new zones, new creatures, etc.