I dont get why they dont just permanently increase legendary questline stuff. 5.4 has been out way too long as it is, and likely still have another five to six months, so why not just make people get their legendary faster....there's already no new content coming.
WHY did it take this many years to get dark back? I play mostly nights, and I loved it when it was dark. Why was it broken for so long?
WTF... NO ONE CAN REPLACE Jay Mohr! Come on....
I don't get all the excitement for darker nights... don't get me wrong, i'm glad, but... we had this 10 years ago... Blizz is just silly sometimes... *sigh*
Oh the night and day stuff looks cool. Now we just need the weather system
"Points!" Chris Hardwick FTW.
I have no idea who this guy is. Hope they have a very good reason for replacing Jay.
Omg Blizzard I could kiss you right now. Darker Nights ftw!!!
Seems like a problem with darker nights is that if your RL schedule only allows you to play at night server time, then you are always playing in the dark. This makes everything harder, from gathering to seeing mobs to finding quest locations. Not to mention it gets depressing eventually. Might think about making the night cycle very short, say from midnight to 3 or 4 AM server time, with the other periods being full day and the current twilight kind of darkness?
Sooo... Gaze for EU players tomorrow then?
I can't imagine anyone was clamoring for darker nights. I'd rather the game have permanent daytime if anything. I work during the day; being forced to play in the dark is terrible.
What's the point of night and day if everything is exactly the same before, during, and after the transition. All they're doing is implementing a lighting cycle which can be found elsewhere with far better results.
It is nice to see the return of darker nights. Saw one vid that showed daylight in a zone that's usually permanently night/twilight so is that going to be a thing as well? And will that be applied to older zones and expansions? Cause it'd be neat to see something like Icecrown in the day time.