Originally Posted by
Moon Blade
No, they don't. One is a rainy, temperate forest full of bamboo, another is a massive grassland, and the last is a lush, tropical rainforest. The three are not similar in any way at all. One has a river, the other a cliff to delineate a boundary. Zhu's Province pretty much shows a sudden transition from a field to a rainforest.
Oh stop. You can phony up all the weather patterns you want it doesn't change the simple reality that you will not have a small area of land with a large grassland, flanked by a temperate forest and a rainforest. You could easily argue that the mountains between Ashenvale and the Barrens create a rainshadow desert, but you didn't bother to give effort there.
What separates Winterspring from Felwood is a lot of elevation in a mountain. Why not complain about a distinct lack of seasons in places like Elwynn forest? As far as things they need to fix, something completely and entirely linked to gameplay, which are zone transitions, needs no effort at all. It'd be better spent making the Exodar not a smouldering crater, considering in the lore it's been fixed and operational since the Cataclysm.