Eternal Palace was merely a setback
Yeah, it's placeholder. https://ptr.wowhead.com/achievement=...shara-alliance Look at how it has the Uunat icon and CoS Zone on the right there
Eye Of The Beast is returning for Hunters, confirmed by Ion: https://classic.wowhead.com/news=291...nd-calie-schie
The scale is all over the place anyway. But as i said, it would get rather boring fairly quickly so i don't think it's a good idea.
Can you click them off?
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Well, given that they had to recreate it for classic, porting it to retail probably isn't much of an issue.
this makes me incredibly happy.
no idea why it'd have been impossible before, but this is wonderful news.
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well, in general, you come to expect a city to be a certain size in wow, and it doesn't really deviate from that anywhere in the game. suramar's probably the biggest thus far, but it's still only comparable to stormwind.
if you make eldre'thalas suddenly the size of a zone, like a city probably should be, that sticks out really bad.
It deviates a lot. Most smaller cities are a bunch of buildings that wouldn't even qualify as a hamlet, nevermind a city in RL. Suramar technically covers the entire zone, everything outside the barrier is just in ruins. Azsuna is also mostly urban ruins, and Mac'aree too.
So we actually had 3 zones like that already just in the last expansion.
Don't need anymore Alliance tragedies. One is enough(I'm not saying Sylvanas wouldn't do it, thats not the case, she'd do it anytime). I don't really think there will be a big event that makes us decide "Ok fuck off Sylvanas" like Garrosh in Mist. I can see her attempt to do something(Like the whole messing with the Sunwell and Alliance invade Quel'thalas)
#TeamLegion #UnderEarthofAzerothexpansion plz #Arathor4Alliance #TeamNoBlueHorde
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While I don't think N'zoth will be dealt with in 8.3, I wouldn't be surprised if they mirror Siege of Orgrimmar (where Y'shaarj dies) and have us kill/deal with Sylvanas and Nzoth at the same time.
Would suck though. N'zoth isn't just a heart.
The most likely outcome from my perspective would be a Ny'alotha raid where the plot concersn Sylvanas working against the raiders in some form, likely as a raid boss, but could be as a background character we are simply given the instructions to stop, similar to Gul'dan in HFC.
This would satisfy both the N'zoth as a final boss theory that seems to be the most likely ending, while also giving "closure" to the faction war storyline.
(What is the best raid for the narrative is an entirely different matter of course)
I know it is the new hotness to hate on the plot in BfA, but i am genuinely curious where the story is going, which is more than i can say for Legion.
It's very likely, as Blizzard have been considering it on and off since Vanilla. So far they've always rejected the idea, but they keep coming back it, and it would resolve a lot. I'm not sure I'm super-keen as I dunno how well they'd handle it aesthetically, but I suspect it will happen.
was fucking around on ptr just now since my sub's run out, how long has the black bride had a unique voice?
she's that defilers battlemaster in arathi.
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I'm fully expecting cross-faction play to be a big feature of 9.0, and BFA's "faction war" theme to be a "last sendoff" (though there will still be parts of each faction that want to kill the other)
Have to agree with the 9.0 "unified" factions angle. While this expansion is certainly lacking in aspects of what i would want from a "Last hurrah" to faction war, most of the problem could still in theory be explored afterwards, and the game has certainly gone on long enough that the entire concept of faction war is starting to push credibility.
I can briefly recollect an interview way back that stated something like "BfA will be the last faction war expansion". Which could mean the final one where the faction war is the big selling point, or the last expansion where faction war is an issue that is explored in an lengthy detail.
My big fear though is that Blizz might end up inadvertedly, in trying to preempt faction bias, accidentally create a fertile bed for it instead. As a unified faction narrative might push certain aspects over others that might need it. Like focusing entirely on Horde issues when Alliance should reasonably have to face the same issues. Or ignoring Horde leaders/heroes completely in favour of Alliance ones, when a unified faction should ideally be an opportunity to have a healthy mix.
It's not going to be mashing the factions together, it'll just say "we're working together now" while angry factions like the Night Elves and Forsaken still take shots at each other (while the player characters don't have to be forced into those groups, but can work with them for PVP stuff)\
Ion was quoted recently as saying that the factions are integral to Warcraft. They aren't going to go away so much as the lines between the two won't be as rigid.