Skittle colored armor was very immersive. Thank god for transmog.
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Both would be part of an expansion and not the main focus of the expansion itself. The Dream? Still Azeroth just jungles, woods and spirits, would be a nice area in some places for questing in a what would it look like, like maybe SW and ORG areas and some dungeons maybe to tie along with them. The Empire? Mostly destroyed and probably better for a big quest/raid area.
"I just wanted them to hand us our award! But they were just talk!, talk!, talk!......" - Wrathion
High five!
Yes, there could never be an entire expansion based on as simple a concept as a long-established NPC race's homeland.
So a big piece of Azeroth with lots of woodland... like some kind of island continent covered in jungles and forests. With lots of spirits in it.The Dream? Still Azeroth just jungles, woods and spirits.
Yeah, I can't see that ever happening.
3 flavors of rocky nothingness is detail? Outland was anything but detailed. It was highly repetitive, and really only Nagrand provided true variety in environments. It had its moments of course, but in terms of atmosphere and story, TBC did just about everything wrong. It was muddled and disjointed, and the main bosses were presented in just about the worst way possible. Now of course they compensated for it with huge steps forward in terms of dungeon and raid design, which is why it's so fondly remembered. Let's not give it too much credit, however. In terms of designing a land and a story to go along with it, WOTLK is where they started to really get their poop in a group.
What homeland? You mean the large caverns under Northrend....MMMMKay. And to the dream it really sounds boring....cool at first but something that would get boring fast. "Oh hey its Eastern Kingdoms.......but green. Oh hey theres Kalimdor.....but green...." ffs. I know you probably got real upset when I disagreed with that guys opinion and I know you wanted to defend it quickly (takes a look at your sig) but cmon now lets try and think outside the box mmmkay?
"I just wanted them to hand us our award! But they were just talk!, talk!, talk!......" - Wrathion
That's just it - no one ever does when it comes to the Emerald Dream. So many are under the assumption that it's just 'Azeroth but green', like even just that would be bad, as if 90% of Azeroth weren't already forests... Pandaria is just more of what Azeroth's always been and it's great.
But that's not what the Dream is. The Dream reflects Azeroth pre-Sundering - no Eastern Kingdoms, no Kalimdor... just one super-continent of lands we've never seen before. And it's not all just forest - it's every landscape imaginable. Forests, mountains, deserts, junlges, caverns, glaciers, all viewed through the prism of the dreamscape - trippy, alien, impossible landscapes that would make Outland look tame by comparison. The potential! Think of the potential!
And yea, I happen to think Azjol-Nerub could be just as vast as Pandaria. Hollow Earth, anyone? Think of some classic fiction that dealt with underground eco-systems - jungle-like lost worlds powered by artificial suns, sprawling temple-cities illuminated by forests of luminescent fungus...
If nothing else, Mists has shown us that no concept, however seemingly limited in scope (the homeland of the pandaren, always referred to as an island in lore before Mists), can't be spun out into something incredible and diverse. The Dream and arguably Azeroth's Underworld have far more potential than Pandaria.
I honestly don't think Broxigar is dead, I feel Blizzard will put a twist on it and say Malfurion seen Broxigar captured by Sargeras. As Malfurio knew if he said Broxigar was captured they would have tried to save him & would get trapped on Argus and could jepordize Azeroth's future. I feel we will see Broxigar again & a bigger book of story will open up if it is Burning Legion again.
I don't always hunt things, But when I do, It's because they're things & I'm a Bear.
http://www.wowpedia.org/Broxigar
If this badass dude is alive...
How awesome would it be if the fight with garrosh takes place in an open field. Varian is standing off with him, and as the war between the alliance and the horde (or at least, garroshes horde) reaches its climax, infernals start raining down just like the wC3 intro.
yeeeeeah.
Sorry if this been asked before, but do you think we will hear anything about the new exp at next years Blizzcon?