They only update the old world as and when it’s relevant now. Don’t expect a revamp. Especially now the old world has been made 100% optional and is no longer what a new player experiences.
They only update the old world as and when it’s relevant now. Don’t expect a revamp. Especially now the old world has been made 100% optional and is no longer what a new player experiences.
Times have changed, the days of exploration and discovery or world altering events and faction victories are long dead.
Gamers are all about power, efficiency, min max and equal opportunities. You can't have another Ahn'qiraj Gates where 1 person gets to do something or one faction gets to do something and everyone else is shit out of luck. You can't create content to be explored when nobody cares about exploring because someone will create a guide online that everyone follows.
This isn't a WoW "problem", its a generation "problem" that Blizzard cannot fix. Gaming has become mass market, we no longer dumb dumbs wandering around an open world RPG finding things and getting lost in the barrens for 2 days. The internet has become too advanced for anything to lie hidden for longer than a day and people playing games want everything now and not be restricted from getting anything either.
So while I hate the term "boomer" it heavily applies to this thread. You want a time machine to go back 10+ years to when gaming and mmorpgs were a different thing. That isn't happening anymore and Blizzard will never develop towards that mindset.
They can certainly reduce the grinds of AP and WQs, but creating evolving worlds, events that impact the world if you there at the time or deep explorable areas is just wasted effort when the audience for it is minimal and the instant gratification crowd will just "spoil" it all by sharing it online or data mine it before its even released.
To add something more than just press the same buttons in similar order all the time on every fucking class. There's zero gameplay flavor in this game, everything plays exactly the same way, no extra control, nothing exotic whatsoever.
I don't even know why you think the camera should stick to the player character if you can control your summons, it literally makes no sense to think that the camera would stay there.
Also I'm not saying every fucking class should do that. You don't want to deal with these control? Fine, there's a dozen other classes right there not using that, find yuor own, like wtf.
I wish right now that it were more than just a gut feeling, but they seem popular enough to continue past BfA. I've seen other expansion features catch a lot of flak (garrisons, expeditions) in the past, but I haven't seen too many people unhappy about the addition of allied races.
When in doubt, simply ask yourself: "What would Garrosh do?"
#wwgd
I like your idea about the new Kobold Mine. We no take candle. Candle merely setback.
Because they did it wrong. They didn't make it more adventurous or fun, hard, rewarding or anything. They made you blow through it with reckless aplomb for no reason other than to level super fast. You went through half a zone's quests and left because they got grey. It simply became a troublesome tedium that you had to slog through somehow with all kinds of heirlooms or just sit in dungeons and speed rush through it.
Had it been more fun, slower, meatier, rewarding it might not have sucked so bad. As it is now i don't ever venture into the new azeroth except maybe to northland.