I have a sneaking suspicion that LFR will be removed in the next expansion. That could just be my hopes and dreams talking though.
My guess is Blizz WILL do some blowing up, and some just plain making shit up, just like they did with the Broken Isles.
Also remember they said back in Cata that Kul'tiras had drifted out to sea. So it's entirely possible it settled near some other islands out there that it didn't have originally.
If I were to join the 90% of statistics that are made up on the spot, let's say the expansion is like 40% stuff we already know about Kul'tiras, 60% stuff Blizz made up while working on the expansion.
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Lol they will never remove LFR, and they never should. Raids compromise most of the games design budget and shouldn't be only visible to a select few. Who cares if people get to tour them in an easier run, they don't get the same loot or rewards as people who play it normally.
[QUOTE=JainaKulTirasBlizzCon;47636761]Not sure if related at all, but influential community members seem to be getting invites to a Halloween party at Blizzard, called Villaincon.
Could be or could be them honestly giving back to them and partying with them
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Right, because they put an entire continent next to the ruins that Gul'Dan raised. My point was that the two secondary islands have a fixed proportion to Kul Tiras. If Kul tiras is the entire continent they will be small subzones like the islands in Tonwlong or smaller Timeless isles. If Kul Tiras isn't expanded to a continent, and stays a zone as is appropriate to its lore--those secondary islands are going to be, for lack of a better comparison roughly the size of the Echo Isles as compared to Durotar, or Jaguero Isle as it compares to STV.
Yes. That has always been my opinion on the whole situation, and the one I think is the most appropriate to Lore. Kul Tiras is the right size and lore value to be a home base with some intro questing/dailies/order hall stuff. And then the expansion itself, leveling zones, etc will take place somewhere in, under or around the ocean.
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I mean we just have had a long discussion on if the Legion was always the Legion or if Space Ships were a BC invention.
Do you think Blizz cares for things like lore?
Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but we've NEVER seen Kul'tiras in a canon setting, right? Like the only time we've gotten more than mentions that it exists was the RPG Book which Blizz declared non-canon back around the time they were working on MoP.
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So I was watching this discussion video on youtube by Thetegaming called mailbox or something, I think it was his latest, and he said that he said he knew someone with inside information. Apparently one of the leaks in the last days that is true, but this insider wouldn't say which one.
This youtuber doesn't feel like someone who would bullshit people but who knows.
I think it was said in the first 10 minutes of the video if you want to check it out.
Seen in what context?
This is the RPG map of Lordaeron where it appears:
Chronicle kept the size of Crestfall and Zul Dare as they compare to Kul Tiras, but made KT even smaller than it initially was:
It also keeps the shape. Considering when Chronicle was released they almost certainly had this expansion already concepted and undergoing early development, so if they were going to do major scaling and shape changes they could have easily done them with that map. I think it's safe to say that ZD and Cresftall are that big in relation to KT and that KT is basically that shape and size--which is tiny... you can see that the entire island isn't much bigger than the lake/reservoir/whatever that Gilneas City sits in.
The WC2 map is realistically so out of wack with everything else in size and shape that it isn't very useful, but you can see it (here).
Yeah that's interesting, then. Not quoting because I'd have to purge the images. That looks about the size of a zone, assuming they don't pull BS Broken Isles magic and claim that that is actually 6 zones.
Also I found an image from the WC2 map "Assault on Kul'tiras." Comparing it to the map on the armor I may have found something.
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The Dentarg from the Alternature Universe shows up during WoD as part of the legendary ring questline. http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Dentarg_(alternate) Probably the closest we'll get to the real one though since iirc he was killed by khadgar.
Yeah, I may have found something here.
So yeah, I found this map while looking up Kul'tiras in WC2. Tried playing the overlay game with the map on the armor and I may have made it fit decently well.
The coastline fits with the bottom-right, there's some jankyness on the left, and also the river on the RTS' map lines up with a river on the armor map.
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